Temperature and thermodynamics Flashcards

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1
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Thermal equilibrium?

A

Regions of equal temperature

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2
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Thermal energy?

A

Energy transferred from one object to another becaue of a temperature difference

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3
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How is temperature measured?

A

With physical properties

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4
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Examples of physical properties used to measure temperature

4

A
  1. density of a liquid- thermometer
  2. Volume of a gas at constant pressure, V∝t
  3. Resistance of a metal
  4. e.m.f of a thermouple
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5
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Thermodynamic temperature?

talk about scale

A

Uses a scale that is independant of the physical properties of any particular substance

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6
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Units of thermodynamic temperature

A

Kelvin

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7
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Fixed points of thermodynamic temperature scale

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Absolute zero and triple point of pure water

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8
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What is absolute zero

A

Temperature at which no more energy can be removed from any body

zero ke and minimal pe

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9
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conversion from Celcius to Kelvin

A

+273.15

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10
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Specific heat capacity definition

A

The amount of energy required to increase the temperature of a 1kg mass of an object by 1K

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11
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Specific heat capacity formula

A

E= mcΔt

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12
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Specific latent heat def

A

Thermal energy required to change the state of 1kg of mass of an object without a change in temperature

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13
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Specific latent heat of fusion/ vaporisation

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Fusion:
Thermal energy required to change the state from solid to liquid of 1kg of mass of an object without a change in temperature

Vaporisation:
Thermal energy required to change the state from liquid to gass of 1kg of mass of an object without a change in temperature

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14
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Specific latent heat formula

A

L= Q/m

Q=Lm

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15
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Internal energy def

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This is the sum of random distribution of kinetic and potential energies associated with the molecules of a system

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16
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Internal energy can be determined by?

A

the state of a system

17
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Kinetic energy determines what physical property

A

Temp

18
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Potential energy determines what physical property

A

state

19
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Formula for work done when volume of a gas changes

A

W=PΔV

20
Q

-W?

A

Work is done by the gas, gas is expanding

21
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+W?

A

Work is done on the gas, gas is being compressed

22
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Requirement for thermal equilibrium

A
  • two regions must be in contact
23
Q

First law of thermodynamics?

A

U = Q+W

explains that energy is conserved

24
Q

U is?

A

increase in internal energy

25
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Q is?

A

Energy supplied by heating

26
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W is?

A

Energy supplied doing work

27
Q

Using the simple kinetic model of matter, describe the structure of a solid

3 points

A
  • particles are very close together
  • regular, repeating pattern
  • vibrate about a fixed point
28
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By reference to intermolecular forces

explain why the change in internal energy of an ideal
gas is equal to the change in total kinetic energy of its molecules.

2 marks

A
  • in ideal gas, no intermolecular forces
  • no potential energy