Science Unit 3 Topic 1-3 Flashcards

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1
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How do you use Heat in your daily activities? (4 or more)

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-Food, clothing, forging metal, keeping warm.

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2
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What are 3 basic needs that is use for heat?

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-Keeping warm, shelter, and food.

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3
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How did technology improved how we use heat to accomplish tasks?

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  • Cook = Stove
  • Stay warm = Furnaces
  • Laundry = Machines/electrical appliances
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4
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Describe how technology has improved how we use heat in those ways.

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  • Stay warm: Find dry wood and make a fire, use animal fur. (Furnaces)
  • Cook: Hunt animals and cook them up in the fire. (electrical/mechanical stove)
  • Laundry: Boil water, and use it to clean the clothes, and to dry it, put it on top of the fire from the smoke. (Mechanical/electrical machines)
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5
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What is the difference of thermal energy, temperature and heat?

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  • Heat = Transfer of energy.
  • Temperature = Average energy.
  • Thermal energy = Total energy.
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6
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What units do we use to measure temperature?

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  • Celsius, Kelvins, sometimes Fahrenheit. (U.S)
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6
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What units do we use to measure temperature?

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  • Celsius, Kelvins, sometimes Fahrenheit. (U.S)
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7
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What is the relationship between temperature and thermal energy?

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Temperature: Is a measure of average thermal energy.

Thermal energy: Is the total energy in a substance.

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8
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What is temperature?

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Measures energy of movement or kinetic energy.

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9
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What is temperature?

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Measures energy of movement or kinetic energy.

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10
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What tool do we use to measure temperature?

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Thermometer.

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11
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Fahrenheit:
Based on ___________
H20 freezes = ?
H20 boils = ?

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Based on (BODY TEMPERATURE)
H20 freezes = 32 Fahrenheit
H20 boils = 212 Fahrenheit
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Celsius: 
Based on \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
H20 freezes = ?
H20 boils = ?
Body temperature = ?
A
Based on (PROPERTIES OF WATER)
H20 freezes =  0 degrees Celsius
H20 boils = 100 degrees Celsius
Body temperature = 32 degrees Celsius
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13
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Kelvin:
Based on ___________ (Theoretical value where all motion stops)
H20 freezes = ?
h20 boils = ?

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Based on (ABSOLUTE ZERO)
H20 freezes = 273 k
H20 boils = 373 k
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14
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What do you need to know?

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k-273 = degrees Celsius.

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15
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what is a bimetallic strip?

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Made of two different metals together.

Used in thermostats in home

16
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What is a recording thermometer and a infrared thermogram?

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RT: Bimetallic strip connected to a writing device and paper that records temperature functions over time.
IT: Record in a heat sensor (Infrared radiation) as a different colours according to the temperature.

17
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What is kinetic energy?

A

Energy that a particle possesses by being in motion.

18
Q

What are the 3 states of Matter?

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  • Solid, liquid, Gas.
19
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Order the liquid, solid, and gas to the least to greatest of kinetic energy.

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  1. Solid (Not much kinetic energy)
  2. Liquid (Some kinetic energy)
  3. Gas (Most kinetic energy)
20
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Name 4 of the particle model matter.

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  1. The particles are much too small to be seen.
  2. The particles are always in motion.
  3. They vibrate, rotate, (In liquids and gas) move from place to place.
  4. Particles have empty spaces between them.