mnsr 22 Flashcards

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the property of an object that determines the direction of flow of heat energy when brought into thermal contact w an object is called

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temperature
( heat moves from high to low temp )

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2
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rankine scale is

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fehrenhite of K
( R= f + 459.67)

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3
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at constant pressure, volume is directly proportional too the temp

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Charles law ( in enclosed volume of gas )

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4
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all thermometers use

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thermometric properties: physical property of a substance that change in uniform but not neccersly in linear rs, and predictable manner as t changes.
Example: color, volume, electrical resistance aka voltage, pressure

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5
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Oral cavity is

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0.4 lower than core t

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6
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axilla aka armpit is

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0.9 lower than core t

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7
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rectum is

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0.3 higher than core

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8
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factors affecting body temp

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time of the day, age, smoking, hormones, hot n cold drinks

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9
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to change the temp we need to

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add or remove heat

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10
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the amount of heat added depends on

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mass and temp ( specific heat capacity ) C

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the amount of heat energy needed to change temp of 1kg of a substance by 1 degree kelvin is

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specific heat capacity units: J KG-1 K-1

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12
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water has high shc and since humans have high water content we are considered to have

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high thermal inertia ( takes a lot of energy to change temp )
- steal : 0.45
water” 4.18
air: 1.01

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13
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heat flows from one object to another by 3 methods

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  • conduction ( solids )
  • convection ( fluids )
  • radiation ( doesn’t require a medium )
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14
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space shuttle hear shield have

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extremely low thermal conductivity

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15
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water is — better than air at conducting removing heat

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24 times bc air is a great insulator
water= 0.5
air; 0.02

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16
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string vests utalises insulating properties of air bc

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air in the holes of the vests are better insulators aka low conductivity than cotton

17
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the process of convection is when

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heated fluid aka liquid or gas becomes less dense and rise up , moves away from the heat source.
The cooler denser fluid sinks to replace it.
2 convection cells r seen here
examples: convection of solar surface, tectonic movements driven by geo-thermal convection
q: convection heat transfer constant depends on shape, orientation, nature of the surface, = 7.1 m-2 k-1 )

18
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wind-chill is caused by

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convection
( removes heated layer or air in contact w the skin )

19
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radiation relies on

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photons so it can cross a vacuum , no physical link required
e= emissivity ( 0= bad 1= perfect )
omega thingy = Estefan’s constant
t= must be in kelvin for all equations