Physics Test #2 Flashcards

1
Q

Gas

A

Non-interacting atoms that fill a volume and exert pressure

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2
Q

Avogadro’s Number

A

size of gas samples by measuring in moles

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3
Q

Macroscopic Qualities

A

collection of molecules

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4
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Microscopic Qualities

A

individual molecules within collection

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5
Q

Kinetic Theory

A

The macroscopic qualities of a gas are a result of the average microscopic qualities of a very large number of molecules

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6
Q

Heat of Transformation

A

when a sample undergoes a phase change

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7
Q

Heat of Vaporization

A

liquid to gas

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8
Q

Heat of Fusion

A

solid to liquid

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9
Q

Phase Change

A

a substance changes from one form to another

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10
Q

Solid

A

molecules tightly pack, strong bonds, sustains a regular shape

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11
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Liquid

A

molecules are loosely packed compared to a solid, weak interaction, molecules move faster than a solid, takes the shape of container

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12
Q

Gas

A

molecules are free to move, little to no interaction with each other, moves at higher speeds, volume expands or contracts to fill container

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13
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Phase Equillibrium

A

when two or more phases coexist and are stable

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14
Q

Phase Diagram

A

plots the behavior of the material as a function of pressure and temperature

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15
Q

Thermodynamics

A

the relationship between heat flow, energy, and work in a given system

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16
Q

1st Law of Thermodynamics

A

-the total energy of an isolated system is constant
-any change in a system’s internal energy is related to the heat transferred to the system and the work done by the system

17
Q

Compression

A

heat must leave the system

18
Q

Expansion

A

heat must be absorbed by system

19
Q

Isothermal

A

pressure and volume can change; Q flows in/out

20
Q

Adiabatic

A

fully insulated, no heat flow

21
Q

Specific Heat

A

measures how temperature changes with heat flow

22
Q

Heat Engine

A

converts heat into work

23
Q

Spontaneous

A

hot to cold

24
Q

2nd Law of Thermodynamics

A

when two objects are brought into thermal
contact, the spontaneous heat flow is always
from hot to cold

25
Q

Entropy

A

measure of the amount of disorder in a given system (increases when heat is added)

26
Q

3rd Law of Thermodynamics

A

no temperature can be lower than absolute zero, no object can ever attain a temperature of absolute zero

27
Q

Calorie

A

amount of heat needed to raise 1g of water 1° C

28
Q

Conduction

A

transfer of heat through a substance

29
Q

Convection

A

as a fluid heats, it becomes less dense, it rises, and colder fluid is now heated

30
Q

Radiation

A

EM waves carry energy as heat (thermal radiation)

31
Q

Ideal Gas

A

molecules don’t interact with each other

32
Q

Vapor Pressure

A

pressure that exists above surface of fluid

33
Q

Engine Concept

A

can’t be 100% efficient because there would be no flow of heat

34
Q

Why does sweating cool you off?

A

loss of water from your body (via evaporation) decreases body temp.

35
Q

Sublimation

A

liquid to vapor

36
Q

Mac and Cheese Boiling on Mountain

A

boiling point decreases as pressure decreases…therefore water boils at lower temperatures in higher elevations…this lower temperature means the food will need to cook for longer

37
Q

Zeroth Law of Thermodynamics

A

Two bodies are in equilibrium when their temperatures are equal and unchanging

38
Q

“n”

A

number of moles

39
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“N”

A

number of molecules