Lesson 6 Heat And Temperature Flashcards
What is the average energy of particles temperature measure.
Kinetic energy
When the temperature of an object when the particles are moving faster, the temperature ___
Increases
The units of temperature is EXCEPT:
A.Fahrenheit
B.Celsius
C.Kelvin
D.Calorie
D.
A form of energy that transfers from a body of a higher temperature to another body of lower temperature.
Heat
What method of heat transfer through a fluid or gas caused by molecular motion
Convection
What method of heat transfer when energy that is radiated or transmitted in the form of rays or waves or particles
Radiation
What method of heat transfer when elastic current from one substance to another by direct contact.
Conduction
What is the si unit of heat
A. Fahrenheit
B. Celsius
C. Kelvin
D. Calorie
E. Joule
E.
Defined as the amount of heat needed to change the temperature 1 g of water by 1 atmospheric pressure.
Calorie
The measure of hotness or coldness of a body object or a substance
Temperature
The normal body temperature is 37°C. Who introduced the celsius scale and 1741. Who introduced the fahrenheit scale in 1724. Who introduced the third temperature scale kelvin which is based on absolute zero corresponding to zero kelvin. It is also the lowest possible temperature and it is when the molecules of the substance have the lowest energy.
Anders Celsius,Daniel Gabriel,William Thompson aka Lord Kelvin
Give the freezing point and boiling point of Kelvin Fahrenheit and Celsius.
FAHRENHEIT: 32°F—212°F
CELSIUS : 0°C—100°C
KELVIN: 273K(273.2K)—373(373.2K)
When the temperature of a substance changes its molecular structure and movement also change which result in what we call ____
Phase Change
What type of phase change that is the process that causes a solid to change to its liquid state. The amount of heat required to produce this change is called heat of fusion. It’s example is when an ice cube turns into a water.
Melting
What type of phase change is the process or is the change of water from its gaseous form into liquid.
Condensation