chapter 10 Flashcards
(42 cards)
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SI unit for temperature
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K, kelvin
2
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heat is transferred from…
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a hotter region to a cooler region
3
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heat results in…
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- expansion
- contraction
4
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expansion in liquids (rising sea levels)
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- due to climate change and global warming, the oceans absorb more heat energy
- expand and sea levels will rise
- coastal erosion
5
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expansion and contraction in gases (metal pipes)
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- metal pipes carrying steam are very flexible
- can expand and contract safely without breaking
6
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opening a jar
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- place cap of jar in hot water
- metal lid expand more than glass jar
- less tight and easier to unscrew
7
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bimetallic strip
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a strip made of 2 metals that expand at different rates
8
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bimetallic strip example
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- brass (expand more)
- steel (expand less)
9
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bimetallic application
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- thermostats
- bimetallic thermometers
10
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thermomstats
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help keep temperature of appliance constant
11
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bimetallic strip in electric iron
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- turn the knob sets the temperature of iron at which is switches off
- bimetallic strip in iron is strait and contacts are touching, forming a closed cicuit and allow electricity to flow through it
- bimetallic strip expands when heated. brass expand more than steel, causing the strip to bend downwards, causing an open ciruit
- this switches of the circuit
- when the strip cools down, it becomes straight and the contacts touch again
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bimetallic strip in thermometer
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- bimetallic strip is made into a coil, attached to a pointer
- as temperature changes , the different expansion rates of the metals cause the coil to unwind (temp increase) or tighten (temp decrease)
13
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hot air balloon
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- when air in hot air balloon is heated, the volume increase, while the mass stays the same
- causes density to decrease, and the air to to rise
- balloon floats
14
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how can heat be transferred
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- conduction
- convection
- radiation
15
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conduction definition
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transfer of heat without the physical movement of the medium
16
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states of matter conduction rates
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- solid
- liquid
- gas
17
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why is solid better conductor of heat
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- the particles are arranged closely to each other in an orderly matter.
- when the particles gain energy, the transfer of the energy is more quick
18
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convection definition
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the transfer of heat with the physical movement of the medium
19
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convection can be used for:
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fluids (liquid and gas)
20
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convection in liquids
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- as the water at the bottom gain heat and expands, the density decreases, causing it to rise to the top, as seen with the purple colouring
- cooler and denser water sinks to the bottom as it is more dense than the surrounding water at the top, as seen with purple colouring going downwards
- hotter and less dense water rises, and cooler and more dense water sinks, forming a convection current.
- after a while, the heat is evenly distributed, and the colour of the water is purple
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convection in gases
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- air above candle gains heat, expands, become less dense, and rises chimney A
- cooler air plus smoke from paper move down chimney B into the container as it is less dense.
- takes up space of the hotter air
- gains heat and rises, forming a convection current
22
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radiation
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transfer of heat from a hotter body to a cooler body without the need for a medium
- can take place in vaccum
23
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greenhouse effect
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warming of the surface of earth
- heat is prevented from leaving earth by radiaiton
- greenhouse gases trap the heat
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factors affecting radiation
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- temperature of object
- surface area of object
- colour of object
- texture of object
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factors affecting conduction
- different materials
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temperature of object
- hotter the body, the higher rate of radiation from the object
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surface area of object
- higher the surface area, the higher the rate of radiation
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heat sink radiation
- large surface area -> allows heat to be radiated from the appliance quickly
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absorption of radiation
- dull, rough surfaces are better absorbers of heat the radiation
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emision of radiation
- dull, rough surfaces are better emitters of radiation
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reflection of radiation
- light/silver coloured surfaces can reflect radiation well
- petrol: prevent them from heating up
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air condition convection
cold air released from the aircon is denser than the surrounding air, and will sink.
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heater convection
cool air near the heater gains heat, expands, becomes less dense and rises, causing cool air to replace the replacew the space taken up by the air previously
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sea breeze
- clockwise
- sun heats up land, which warms air above it, becoming less dense and rises.
- air above the cooler sea replaces the air above the land
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land breeze
- anti-clockwise
- layer of air above sea is warmer, becoming less dense and rises
- air above the cooler land moves to replace the air above the sea
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building and clothes radiation
- things are painted white because they are poor absorbers of radiation from the sun
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clothing fins radiation
- dull black to emit heat to surroundings
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kettles and pots radiation
- silver and polished which is a poor emitor of heat, keeping contents warm
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emergency blanket
- shiny surface: poor emitter of heat, will not emit heat form the body to surroundings
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solar collector
- painted black to absorb most amount of radiation
- heat running inside transferred from tubes to water by conduction
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vacuum flask (hot)
- reduce heat loss by conduction
-> insulated cap reduces rate of heat loss by conduction
- reduce rate of heat loss by convection
-> keeping cap screwed tightly prevents heat loss by convection
- reduce rate of heat loss by conduction
-> insulated support reduces rate of heat loss by conduction
- prevent heat loss by conduction
-> vacuum between walls prevent heat loss by conduction as it cannot occur in a vacuum
- reduce rate of heat loss by radiation
-> silvere lined walls reflect heat and reduce rate of heat loss by radiation
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