unit 5 - thermal effect Flashcards

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1
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structure of solid

A

fixed structure
molecules held very closely by strong forces
can vibrate backwards and forward but cannot change position

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2
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structure of liquid

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irregular structure ( shape of the container )
molecules are close together and attract each other
they can slide past each other

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3
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structure of gas

A

no fixed structure
molecules well-spaced, weak forces between them
move freely and fast and can collide with each other and wall of the container

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4
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what are two fixed points in the thermometer?

A

0 and 100 degree celcius

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5
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what is calibrating

A

putting a scale on an instrument

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6
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how to put a scale on a thermometer

A

put the thermometer in the melting ice, wait until the thermometer value to decrease and mark the point

put the thermometer in the boiling water, wait until the thermometer value to increase and mark the point

divide the distance between two points into 100 equal divisions

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7
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how to improve sensitivity in the thermometer

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the narrower the tube, the higher the sensitivity

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8
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what is the range in the thermometer

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the lowest and the highest temperature that the thermometer can measure

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9
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how to increase responsiveness in thermometer

A

thinner glass in the bulb

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10
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what is the linearity of the liquid in the thermometer

A

the expansion to increase in temperature is linear

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11
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describe thermal expansion

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when the object gets heated, the particle gets speed up. their vibration takes up more space so the object will expand slightly.

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12
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what happens to the volume of the gas if the temperature increases

A

volume increases

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13
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what happens to the pressure in the sealed tube if the temperature increases

A

pressure increases

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14
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what is conduction

A

thermal energy is transferred from the hot end to the cold end as the faster particles pass on their extra motion to particles all along the bar

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15
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what is another word for poor conductor

A

insulator

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16
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why metal is a good conductor

A

they have free electrons that get speed up when they are heated and they collide with atoms and make them vibrate faster.

17
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what happen to the density when the water get heat up

A

the density decreases because volume expands

18
Q

which factors increase the energy radiated per second

A

surface temperature and area

19
Q

what colour is the best emitter and absorbers

A

black

20
Q

what colour is the best reflector

A

silver

21
Q

feature of vacuum flask

A

stopper ( like a lid) to reduce conduction and convection

vacuum gap to reduce convection or conduction

silvery surface to reduce radiation

22
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difference between evaporation and boiling

A

evaporation

  • can happen at any temperature
  • only happen on the surface

boiling

  • only happens at boiling point
  • happen throughout the whole liquid
23
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what affects the rate of evaporation

A

temperature, surface area, humidity, presence of wind across the surface

24
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how evaporation gives a cooling effect

A

as the particle evaporates, it takes energy away

25
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how to calculate energy transferred ( using specific heat capacity)

A

E= mc ( difference in T)

26
Q

how to calculate thermal capacity

A

mc

27
Q

what is the latent heat of fusion

A

the energy needed to separate the particles so that they can form the liquid from solid

28
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what is the latent heat of vaporization

A

the energy needed to separate particles so that they can form gas from liquid

29
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how to calculate the energy transferred in terms of specific latent heat

A

E=mL