Heat and Earth Science Flashcards

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all matter is composed of tiny particles called

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atoms/molecules

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how is motion related to temperature

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temperature is basically a measure of kinetic energy in a substances molecules
so increased movement=increased energy=increased temp.
“the amount of motion in turn determines the phase or state of a substance.

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Absolute 0

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0 Kelvin, the temp where all motion stops

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Solids (movement, shape, volume, density)

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Definite shape
deffinite volume
most dense
particles move the slowest.

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liquids (movement, shape, volume, density)

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takes shape of container
definite volume
less dense,
move at speed in the middle

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gasses (movement, shape, volume, density)

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volume= fill the container
shape= fill the container
least dense,
particles move the fastest,

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if a substance has a high boiling point what does this simple about the attractions between the molecules in that substance

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attractions between the particles are very strong.

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can change boiling point by adding _____ or ______

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impurities or pressure
think salt

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on mountain top- why would soup take long to cook in high altitudes

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higher altitude= lower pressure- easier to boil
so boils at lower temp
so takes longer to fully cook cause its not as hot

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what happens to the particles in a material as the material is heated

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particles move more quickly
solids expand

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two types of expansion thermometers

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mercury- more accurate go to higher temps
alcohol- narrower rang of temps
less expansion
outdoor use common

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digital thermometers:

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thermacouple- 2 metals in contact with eacher other- produce voltage that changes with temp
infrared- measures infrared light put out by object converts that into temp readout`

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Important EXCEPTION to heat expands stuff, cold contracts stuff

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WATER expands when it freezes
which makes ice less dense than liquid water which is why ice floats.

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Cold is simply ___________

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the absence of heat

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heat always moves from a

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warmer object to a cooler object

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heat is a form of ______

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energy

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energy is defined as

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the ability too do wiork

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energy can be changed from one form to another

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electrical- heat
chemical to heat
mechanical to heat

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heat travels in three different ways

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conduction
convection
radiation

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Conduction:

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applies to solids
the molicules next to heat source begin to move and increase in energy this makes them “bump into” each other and the others are getting hotter.

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Convection

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liquids and gasses (both called fluids)
warm air rises principle U know this concept from APES.

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Radiaton

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does not require a medium/can move through vacuum
which is why the sun heats our planet
comes from glowing sources
basically the greenhouse effect
the reason the sun makes ur car hot inside

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heat capacity

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amount of heat required to raise the temp of 1g substance by 1 degree celcious

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calorie vs Calorie

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Calorie (food)= 1000 calories science

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BTU
heat needed to raise one lb of H2O by 1 degree farenheit
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main greenhouse gas
CO2 produced by combustion of fossil fuels
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liquid to gas
vaporization
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gas to liquid
condensation
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solid to liquid
melting
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liquid to solid
freezing
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solid to gas
sublimation
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gas to solid
deposition
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who developed plate tectonics theory/continental drift theory
alfred wegener
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pangea
name of large super continent that seperated into pieces by drifting 200 million years ago
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evidence on continental drift
coastlines of continents, fit ok, continental shelves fit better fossils- plant +nonswimming non flying animals found on multiple continents rocks and mountains-ranges on diff continents line up with similar structure rock type and age ex: appalachin, Greenland, British isles, Seafloor spreading: MOR
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Plate boundaries:
convergent divergent transform
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layers of the earth:
crust lithosphere asthenosphere lower mantle outer core inner core
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crust:
thing outermost layer of the earth
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lithosphere
the crust and uppermost mantle, broken into techtonic plates
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asthenosphere
plastic like layer that tectonic plates move on top of
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lower mantle
more ridgid, but has some flow
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outer core
liquid
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inner core
solid interior sphere
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name of the boundaries between the layers of the earth?
discontinuities
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discontinuitiies cause seismic waves to??
change speed and direction
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shadow zones
area on earths surface where seismic waves arent recorded
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S-Waves
secondary waves, slower but more voilent, dont travel through liquids moves side to side
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P-Waves
primary waves faster, moves forward backward push pull waves
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what is an earthquake?
a vibration of earth produced by rapid release of energy
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earthquake locations:
tectonic plate boundaries, ring of fire
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focus vs epicenter
focus- poin of origin beneath earth epicenter- point on earths surface directly above focus
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what causes an earthquake
caused by slippage along a fault most produced by rapid release of elastic energy stored in rock that has been subject to great stress.
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elastic rebound
sudden release of strain energy as rock moves along a fault (rubber band snapping back)
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seismic waves come from
elastic rebound produces energy that travels in the earth
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what do we use to measure earthquake
richter scale- each level is 10 times worse orrrrrrr moment magnitude sccale, provides accurate estimate for large magnitude
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parts of a volcano
conduit vents crater parasitic cone?
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how does a volcano form
forms when magma reaches earths surface and erupts as lava or ash
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volcano locations
convergent plate boundaries- ring of fire, surrounds pacific ocean along subduction zones Divergent plate boundaries- underwater volcanos hot spots
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hawaii is an example of
island chain that came from hot spots
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factors of eruptions
composition, temp, amount of gas dissovled in magma
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viscosity
more viscous= greatere resistancee to flow, more violent eruption (think about molasses)
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types of volcanos:
cinder cone volcanos shield volcanos composite volcanoes
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cinder cone volcano
look for steep sides, built from ejected lava fragments
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shield volcanoes
domed structure, like a shield gentler slope most come from deep ocean
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compsite volcanoes
most explosive, gentle lower slopes, then steep on top most viscous lava around ring of fire mostly
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what is a mineral
naturally occuring inorganic solid with an orderly crystalline structure and a definite chemical composition
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what is a rock
naturally formed mixture that can contain minerals, rock, and volcanic glass.
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crystal form
external appearance of minerals internal orderly arrangment of atoms
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luster
the way minerals reflect light
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types of luster
metalic non metalic: glassy, waxy, earthy, vitreous, pearly, silky, resinous,
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what is an unreliable diagnostic property of a mineral
color
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streak
color of the mineral in powdered form, more reliable identification of mineral identity than in color alone
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properties of minerals: hardness
measure of resistance of mineral to scratching
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mohs scale
used to determine hardness of a mineral
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cleavage and fracture
when minerals break/cleave along planes of weakness creates distinctive smooth surfaces. minerals that don't cleave- fracture cleave is to break nicely
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mineral groups
8 elements make up 98.9 percent of the continental crust- O,Si,Fe,Ca,Na,K,Mg
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silicates
group of minerals that contain silicon, oxygen, +1 or more other elements
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nonsilicates
minerals that don't contain silicon
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igneous rocks
formed from magma that cook and crystalizes under or on earths surface
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intrusive
formed under earths crust, slower cooling ddown = longer crystals formed coarse grained (can see with un aided eyes)
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extrusive
formed from lava erupts at earths surface, cools and crystallized quick cooling so crystals don't have time to grow volcanic glass formed when lava cools so quickly that no crystals form (obsidian) often glassy texture cannot see the grains unaided
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sedimentary rocks
can form from consolidation of clasts crystalization of minerals from stratated solutions or from remains of living organisms
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how are sedimentary rocks formed
compaction
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cementation
minerals precipitate out of water solution between clasts and crystalites
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detrital sedimentary rocks
sedimentary rock made of mostly clasts compostion depends on type of material weathered transported deposited classified bases of clasts size
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chemical sedimentary rocks
form from water that contains dissolved solids dissolved molecule will precipitate to form chemical sediments often due to evaporations
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biochemical sedimentary rocks
contains remains of living organisms ex: coal is compressed plant material from underground
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metamorphic rock
rocks that have been changed by any combo of heat, pressure, chemical, reactions. formed via metamorphism
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regional metamorphism
metamorphic changes that occur over large areas
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local metamorphism
metamorphic changes in rocks that occurs over small areas
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textures
describes size, shape, arrangement of the crystals or grains in the rock
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foliated rock
looks layered or banded
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non foliated rocks
no clear/ distinct layers/ bands