P2 Energy Transfer by Heating Flashcards

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The equation for change of state

A

E=ml
E is the thermal to or lost by the body (J)
m is the mass of the body (kg)
l is the latent heat (Jkg-1)

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2
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What is equal to 0 Kelvin

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-273°C

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3
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What is the lowest ever recorded temperature

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0 Kelvin (-273°C)

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4
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Can Kelvin ever be negative

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No

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Latent heat

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The energy transferred to or from a substance during its change if state

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Internal Energy

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The energy of the particles of a substance due to their individual motion (movement) and positions

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Thermal

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A form of energy, measured in joules (j)

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Specific heat capacity of fusion

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Energy needed to melt 1kg of a substance with no change of temperature

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What are the best conductors of energy

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Metals are the best conductors of energy

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10
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What are the best insluators

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Non-metals, such as wool and fibre class are the best insulators

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What links a materials thermal conductivity and the rate of energy transfer

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The higher the thermal conductivity of the material the quicker the rate of energy transfer through it

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What is the effect of a the thickness of an insulatoring

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The thicker a layer of insulating material is, the lower the rate of energy transfer through it.

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13
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Which sort of objects emit and absorbs infrared radiation?

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All objects absorb and emit infrared radiation

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How does the temperature of an object effect the amount of infrared radiation emitted

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The hotter the object is, the more infrared radiation it emits in a given time

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What’s black body radiation

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Radiation emitted by a body that absorbs all the radiation incident on it (no other object emits or absorbs radiation as effectively as a perfect black body).

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16
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How does the temperature of an object increase

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If it absorbs more radiation than it emits

17
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What does the temperature of the Earth depend on

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Lots of factors, including the absorbtion of infrared radiation from the sun, and the emission of radiation from the Earth’s surface and atmosphere.

18
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Specific heat capacity

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Specific heat capacity of a substance is the amount of energy needed to change the temperature of 1kg of the substance by 1°C

19
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Specific heat capacity equation

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Energy transferred= mass x specific heat capacity x temperature change

^E= mc^theta

20
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How does the mass effect the rate at which temperature increases

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The greater the mass of an object, the more slowly its tempertaure increases when heated

21
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What do you use to measure the change in energy

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Joulemeter

22
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What do you use to measure the change in temperature

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Thermometer

23
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What’s the rearranged equation to find specific heat capacity

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C= ^E / m^theta

24
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What can be used to heat a house

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Electric/gas heaters
Gas and oil fired central heating
Solid fuel stoves

25
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How can the rate of energy transfer from houses be reduced?

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Lost insulation
Double glazed windows
Aluminium foil behind rediators
External walls with thicker bricks and lower thermal conductivity

26
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What’s cavity wall insulation

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Insulation material used to fill up the cavity between to brick layers of an external house wall