Lec 6 Flashcards

1
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How are weather stations standardized!

A

To sea lvl equivalent. Via the ideal gas law

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2
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What is heat

A

The transfer from are object to another.

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3
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How does wind remove heat?

A

It is effective at removing master.

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4
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What are the units of energy?

A

Mass x velocity squared.

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5
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What is energy? What are the 2 type?

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A property of matter that can do work ( make things happen)
Kinetic and potential

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6
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Kinetic energy

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The energy of a mass in motion
1/2 mass x (velocity squared)

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7
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How is energy measured?

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In joules (kg/(m^2xs^2)

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8
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Potential energy

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E associated with an objects position ( and turn into kinetic energy)
This can be mechanical or
Chemical

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9
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Internal energy

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The total energy in a system (kinetic and potential)

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10
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How is transferred from are object to another?

A

Conduction + connection

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11
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Conduction

A

Heat transfer from one mole to the next through or between contacting objects I substances

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12
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Which physical state conducts energy the best?

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Solids! This is because all atoms in a solid are “connected” and always touching.
Then liquid and then gas

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13
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How does temp gradients influence conduction rates? Chi

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Larger diff in temps the larger conduction will occur.

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14
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How is conduction measured?

A

Via heat flux:
Qc=-k x dT.
dT= (Change in temp) over a distance
-k = thermal conductivity coefficient (W/mK) (how well heat transfers

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15
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How is heat transferred from the ground into the air?

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Via conduction - at the laminar layer

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16
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What is convection

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The transfer of energy through the movement of liquids and gases

17
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What are the types of convection

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Thermal or mechanical
Thermal is based on density of medium
Mechanical is based en movement

18
Q

What is the heat flux equation for convection

A

Q (H)= -k x dT
dT= temp change btwn 2 pts
-K= Eddy diffusivity (E transfer via mixing motion)

19
Q

Where does convection primarily accuse?

A

In the atmosphere.
Large contributor to storm cloud formation

20
Q

What is sensible heat?

A

E transfer that can be measured with a thermometer (measurable heat change of an object)

21
Q

What is specific heat

A

Amount of energy (heat) required to raise the temp of 1 kg of a substance by 1° k

22
Q

What is latent heat?

A

The heat associated with phase change.
Not measurable by a thermometer

23
Q

Does melting or evaporation require or release heat?

A

Requires

24
Q

Does freezing or condensing require or release heat?

A

Releases