P1 - Heat Flashcards

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which way does heat travel? hot to cold or cold to hot, why?

A

hot to cold because the hot side has more energy than the cold side so the energy travels to the cold side to keep it equal

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what is the absolute temperature scale?

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°K or kelvin

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what it temperature a measure of?

A

Hotness

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What is the equation for energy using Specific Heat Capacity?

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Energy= Mass x Specific Heat Capacity x Temp. Change

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What are the two common measures of temperature?

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oC (degrees Celsius) oF (degrees Fahrenheit)

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If there is a difference in temp what will happen?

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The energy will flow between them but them.

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Why does the line on a graph go flat when changing state?

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The energy is still being put in but they are being used to break intermolecular bonds.

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Define specific latent heat.

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The energy needed to change state to melt 1kg of material without changing the temperature.

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How do you work out energy with SLH?

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Energy= Mass x Specific Latent Heat

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How do you convert Kj to J?

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Divide by 1000

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Where does conduction mainly occur?

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In solids

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What is conduction?

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Process where vibrating particles pass on extra kinetic energy.

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Why do metals conduct heat well?

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Because there is a cloud of free moving delocalised electrons so they move and collide more in the same time.

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Why do non-metals take longer to warm up?

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They don’t have any free electrons so warm up more slowly.

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What is convection?

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Convection occurs when more energetic particles move from a hotter region to the cooler region.

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What do radiators rely on?

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Radiators rely on convection to circulate warm to cold air.

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How do you reduce convection?

A

Stop the fluid moving.

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How do we get radiation from the sun?

A

Radiation.

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What is radiation?

A

Heat is radiated as infrared waves that travel at the speed of light.

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How does radiation differ from conduction and convection?

A

It doesn’t need medium to travel through so it can go through the vacuum.
Only occurs in transparent substances (air, glass, water)
The amount absorbed is dependent on the colour and texture of the surface.

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When an object gets hotter what happens?

A

It emits more radiation.

22
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Why do some people put reflective foil on a heater?

A

It reflects the heat downwards onto the piano!