Thermal properties of matter Flashcards

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1
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define heat capacity

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is the amount of energy needed to raise its temperature by one Kelvin

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2
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heat capacity formula

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C = E△T

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define specific heat capacity

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of a certain substance is the amount of energy needed to raise the temperature by one kilogram by one Kelvin

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4
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specific heat capacity formula

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c = E/m△T

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5
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Thermal energy transfer formula

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mc△T

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Latent heat

define and SI unit

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The energy transfer associated with a change in state at constant temperature

Joules

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Latent heat of fusion

define and SI unit

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Energy transferred when there is a change in state between solid and liquid due to difference in potential energy of molecules

J/kg

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Latent heat of vapourisation

define and SI unit

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Energy transferred when there is a change in state between liquid and gas due to difference in potential energy of molecules

J/kg

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Specific latent heat of fusion

define and formula

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the amount of thermal energy needed to change the state of 1kg of substance from solid to liquid at constant temperature

E = mlf

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10
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Specific latent heat of vaporisation

define and formula

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the amount of thermal energy needed to change the state of 1kg of substance from liquid to gas at constant temperature

E = mlv

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11
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Thermal equilibrium

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A state when 2 or more objects have same temperature, no net transfer of energy between them

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Boiling

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Occurs at definite temperature, accompanied by bubbles that form within the liquid containing the gaseous form of the substance

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13
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Evaporation

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Occurs at all temperatures where a few energetic particles of a liquid may escape and become gas particles

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14
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Factors affecting evaporation (6)

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  1. temperature
  2. SA
  3. wind/drought
  4. humidity
  5. pressure
  6. boiling point
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15
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melting

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The change from solid state to liquid state when energy is transferred to the substance without a chnage in temp

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16
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Solidification

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The change in state from liquid to solid when energy is tranferred out of the substance

17
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Condensation

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The change from gaseous state to liquid state when energy is transferred out of the substance