Unit Four Flashcards

1
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Definition: Thermal Energy

A

(Heat) total energy of all of the particles in a material or object

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2
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Definition: Thermometer

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Mechanical or electrical devices for measuring temperature

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3
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Definition: Scale

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A series of measured sections that are marked and numbered and used for measurement, basically a ruler.

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4
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Definition: Celcius Scale

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Not very common measurement, measurement is degrees

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5
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What is the freezing point on the Celcius scale

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0

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6
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What is the boiling point on the Celcius scale

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100degrees

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7
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Definition: Kelvin Scale

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Water freezes at 273

Water boils at 373

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8
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Definition: Sensor

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A material which is affected by changes in some features of the environment, Such as temperature

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9
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Definition: Signal

A

Information about temperature

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10
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Definition: Responder

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A pointer, light, or pther mechanism that uses the signal in some way

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11
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Definition: Thermocouple

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Dependant on temperature, two twisted wires that expand and contract with heat

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12
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Definition: Bimetallic strips

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Two metals joined together, curls and uncurls

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13
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Definition: Recording Thermometer

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A bimetallic strip connected to a paper which records the fluctations

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14
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Definition: Infrared Thermogram

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Records radiation,shows different colours for different heat signatures

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15
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Who is Galileo

A

He invented the early thermometers

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16
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Definition: Energy

A

The measure of somethings ability to do work

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17
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Change happens when there is a—–in—–.

A

Difference

Energy

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18
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Energy is always transferred from—-energy source to a—-energy source.

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High

Low

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19
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Three steps of calibrating a thermomterer

A
Step one
Liquid level is marked as 0for ice
Step two
Boiling level is 100
Step three 
Scale is divided into 100
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20
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To calibrate a thermometer accurately where should you be?

A

Sea level

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21
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Definition:Contract/Condense

A

To decrease in Volume

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22
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Definition: Expand

A

Increase in volume

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23
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Heat causes—–

Cool causes—–

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Expansion

Contraction

24
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Definition: Heat capacity

A

The amount of thermal energy that warms or cools an object by one degree

25
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Definition: Specific heat capacity

A

The Amount of heat that heats one gram by one degree

26
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Definition:Change of state(8)

A
Sublimation
Solids
Gases
Vaporization
Melting
Freezing
Condensation
Liquid
27
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Definition: Evaporative cooling

A
Faster particles(liquid) evaporate
Slower ones left behind creating kinetic energy(cooling it)
28
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Definition:Phase changing

A

During change temp does not change

29
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Ways to transfer energy are…(3)

A

Radiation
Convection
Conduction

30
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Definition:Energy Source

A

An object or material that can transfer energy to other objects or materials

31
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Definition:Radiation

A

Transferring energy without any movement

32
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Definition: Radiant energy

A

Energy transferred by radiation

33
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Radiant energy does…(3)

A

Like waves
Can be absorbed and reflected
They travel through empty space at a speed of 300000km

34
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Definition: Thermal consuction

A

Transferring energy through collisions

35
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Definition: Heat insulators

A

Very poor conductors

36
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Definition: Convection

A

A warm fluid that carries thermal energy from place to place

37
Q

Definition: Potential energy

A

It has the potential to do something

38
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Definition: Kinetic energy

A

What is happening in the present

39
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Definition: Chemical energy

A

Kind in our body, also in batteries

40
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Definition:Energy Converters

A

Changes energy from one form to another

41
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Definition: Mechanical Forces

A

A source of thermal energy caused by friction

42
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Definition:Geothermal energy

A

Energy we harness from the earths interior

43
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Definition: Converters

A

Generate electrical energy

44
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Definition: Passive energy

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Using materials and in the structure to absorb, store and release solar energy

45
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Definition: Active solar

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Convert light energy absorbed by solar collectors into electrical

46
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Definition: Wind energy

A

Windmills

47
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Definition: Fossil Fuels

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The mushy part of fossils made into chemicals(gas)

48
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Definition: Global Warming

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The heat from fossil fuels being trapped in the earths atmosphere

49
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Definition: Thermal Pollution

A

Accidentally warming up the environment

50
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Definition: Cogeneration

A

Using waste heat to heat heeded areas

51
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Ways to conserve(save) energy(5)

A
  • Carpool
  • Install programable thermostat
  • Reduce energy use
  • Reduce showers
  • Insulate homes and water lines
  • Etc.
52
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What happened in the precambrian era?

A

Rodinia

53
Q

What happened in the Paleozoic era

A

First sign of life, pange

54
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What happened in the Cenozoic era?

A

People

55
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What happened in the mesozoic era?

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Dinosaurs, plants, bacteria, birds, mammals