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1
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What is density

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Density is a measure of how much matter is contained within a given volume.

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2
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Formula for density

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ρ = 𝐦/𝐕

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3
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What is temperature

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Temperature is the measure of the average kinetic energy of particles in a substance

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4
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If you increase the temp…

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You increase the energy

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5
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What is internal energy

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Kinetic energy + potential energy

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6
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Kelvin =

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Degree Celsius + 273

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7
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Absolute 0

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-273 degrees or 0 Kelvin

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8
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Zero Kelvin implies

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Zero kinetic energy

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9
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What is specific heat capacity

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The heat energy required to raise the temperature of 1kg of a substance by 1 Kelvin.

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10
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Units of specific heat capacity

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J/kgK

Joules per kilogram Kelvin

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The lower the specific heat capacity…

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the easier/quicker the substance will change temperature, as less energy is required.

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Specific heat capacity formula

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E = m x c x Δϴ

E = energy supplied, J
m = mass of substance, kg
c = specific heat capacity, J/kg oC or K
Δϴ = temperature change, oC or K
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13
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In a temperature - time graph…

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Melting/boiling points are the vertical lines

Implying there is no temp change / KE change during a state change

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14
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What is potential energy

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Energy due to the position of the particles + the strengths of bonds between them

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15
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If a temperature change occurs during heating/cooling…

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Only KE has changed

  • specific heat capacity
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16
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If a state change occurs during heating/cooling…

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Only potential energy has changed

Intermolecular bonds are weakened
- specific latent heat

17
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What is specific latent heat of fusion

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The heat energy transferred when 1kg of a substance changes fromthe solid state to the liquid state.
(or liquid -> solid)

18
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What is specific latent heat of vaporisation

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The heat energy transferred when 1kg of a substance changes fromthe liquid state to the gas state.
(or gas -> liquid)

19
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Specific latent heat equation

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E = m x L

L = specific latent heat of fusion/vaporisation

= J/kg