Thermal Flashcards

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1
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Ideal gas equation

A

pV = nRT
(All KE energy, no PE energy as no interaction between particles and follows RAVED)

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First law of thermodynamics

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∆U = Q - W
Q = heat added to the system
W = work done by the system

Work is done on water and therefore due to 1st law of thermodynamics is converted to thermal energy

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3
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RAVED

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Random motion
Attraction between particles is negligible
Volume is negligible
Elastic collisions
Duration of collisions is negligible

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Rms

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Square the value
Find the mean of those value
Square root the mean

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5
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Brownian motion

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Random motion of particles due to collision with other fast moving particles

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Absolute zero
1) gas laws
2) kinetic theory

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1) when pressure/volume extrapolates to zero
2) when random motion of particles stop / kinetic energy is zero

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7
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Specific latent heat of fusion Vs vaporisation

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Fusion = between solid and liquid
Vaporisation = liquid and gas

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Pressure law

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P/T = constant
As P increases so does T

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9
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Ideal gas law

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pV/T = constant
Dependant on number of moles

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Moles equation

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Moles = grams/rams

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What does 3RT/2Na find the KE of?

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A molecule and therefore multiply by Na for the KE of a mole

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12
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Formula for if 2 substances touch and reach common temperature

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m1c1(T - T1) = m2c2(T2 - T)

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13
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What happens when a substance is changing state

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It breaks ‘some’ of the atomic bonds.

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14
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What is the area of pressure against volume graph

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P∆V = workdone

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15
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What is emitted when a nucleus is excited and when an electron is excited?

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1) Gamma primarily / EM waves
2) Photons (packets of EM waves)

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16
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Explain why the molecules of gas exert a force on the walls of a container? Refer to Newton’s laws

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Change in momentum= 2x mu
Therefore change in momentum requires force (N2)
Wall must exert force on molecule
Therefore vice versa (N3)

17
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Explain in terms of KE theory why a pressure is exerted by the gas on the piston?

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Atoms collide with piston, they change direction and therefore momentum. As f = ∆(mv)/t they exert force on the piston.

18
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Impulse Vs force when comparing to momentum

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Impulse is the change in momentum of an object, and force is the rate of change of momentum. Mathematically, impulse is equal to the force applied to an object multiplied by the time during which the force is applied. So, force can be expressed as the derivative of momentum with respect to time.

19
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When a pump is working at higher speeds why is the rise in temperature in the water it’s circulating greater?

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Pump does work and due to 1st law of thermodynamics temperature increases

20
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What is an isothermal change?

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A process that occurs at a constant temperature