Heat & Matter - Topic 1 Flashcards

1
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What is an example of a solid?

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Shell, sponge, glass, wood and steel

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What is an example of a liquid?

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Orange juice, shampoo, oil, milkshake, and water

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What is an example of a gas?

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Air, steam from a kettle, carbon dioxide, methane, and oxygen

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4
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Describe the arrangement of particles in a solid

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Vibrates but stays in a fixed position, Particles are also close together in arrangement

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5
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Describe the arrangement of particles in a liquid

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They move around each other, their particles are close together but dispersed randomly

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Describe the arrangement of particles in a gas

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They move far apart so much that they hit off each other, they move quickly in all directions, the particles are far apart and randomly arranged

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7
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Describe the properties of a solid

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A solid will hold its shape unless a force is put upon it

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Describe the properties of a liquid

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Its shape can be changed but the volume stays the same and takes the shape of whatever contains it

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Describe the properties of a gas

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Gas particles spread out to fill the container or room it is in

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10
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What happens if you add heat to an object?

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Its temperature will increase

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What happens if you remove heat from an object?

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Its temperature will decrease

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12
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Why do metals expand when heated?

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When heated the particles move around and therefore makes it expand

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13
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Why do metals contract when cooled?

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Because as the temperature goes down the particles move less causing it to shrink

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14
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What direction does heat flow in a solid?

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Heat flows from the warm end to cooler end

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15
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What is conduction?

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Conduction is the transport of heat in solids

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16
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What is convection?

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Convention is when liquids and gasses are heated

17
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How does heat transfer in liquids and solids?

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The warm rises and the cold sinks to the bottom

18
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What way does heat travel for it to be called radiation?

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Heat travels by radiation when heat energy is given out by hot objects in the form of electromagnetic waves through the air

19
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What does heat radiation travel by?

A

Invisible infrared waves

20
Q

What colours absorb more heat?

A

Darker colours absorb more heat than lighter colours

21
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What is melting?

A

Melting is when the particles in a solid gain energy from heating. The particles become more randomly arranged and therefore turn to liquids

22
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What is freezing?

A

Freezing is when the particles in a liquid slow down and fix turning into a solid

23
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What is the melting point/freezing point of a substance?

A

When a substance turns from a solid to a liquid

24
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What is the melting point/freezing point of water?

A

0 degrees Celsius

25
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What is evaporation?

A

Evaporation is when the particles in a liquid gain energy from heating. The particles become even more randomly arranged and disordered turning to a gas

26
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What is the boiling point of a substance?

A

The temperature at which the substance turns from a liquid to a gas

27
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What is the boiling point of water?

A

100 degrees Celsius

28
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What is condensation?

A

Condensation is when the particles in a gas lose heat energy to the surroundings and the particles move closer together and become more ordered turning to a liquid