P1.1 Energy Transfer By Heating Flashcards

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______ objects give off more infrared radiation.

A

Hotter

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What is infrared radiation emitted by?

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All objects

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How does temperature effect how infrared radiation is emitted?

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The hotter the object the more infrared radiation it emits.

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Why is a vacuum?

A

???

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How is infrared radiation transferred?

A

By all electromagnetic waves

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What type of surface is the best at absorbing and emitting infrared radiation?

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Dark, Matt surfaces absorb the most infrared.

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What surfaces are the best reflectors of infrared?

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Light shiny surfaces

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Why are the three states of matter?

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Solid, liquid and gas

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How are the particles in a solid arranged?

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They are held next to each other, vibrating in their fixed positions

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How are the particles in liquids arranged?

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They move about randomly and at in contact with each other

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How are the particles in a gas arranged?

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They move are puns randomly and are far apart

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What state of matter does conduction take place in?

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Mainly solids. Liquids and gases are poor conductors

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What happens when a solid is heated?

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The particles gain kinetic energy and vibrate more, transferring the energy through the solid

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What is an insulator?

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A poor conductor.

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Why are materials that trap air good insulators?

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Because air is a poor conductor.

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What is a fluid?

A

A liquid or a gas.

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Define convection.

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The circulation of a liquid or gas cause by heating it.

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What happens when you heat a liquid or gas?

A

Heating a liquid or gas makes it expand, therefore becoming less dense so it rises and causes circulation.

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Why doesn’t convection occur in solids?

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Because the particles are held in fixed positions an are my able to flow

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What is evaporation?

A

When a liquid turns into a gas

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What is condensation?

A

When a gas turns into a liquid

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Give two factors that effect the rate of evaporation.

A

Surface area

Temperature

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Give two factors that effect the rate of condensation.

A

Surface area

Surface temperature

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Give three factors that effect the rate of energy transfer.

A

Temperature difference
Shape
Surface area

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Why does trapping air in small pockets minimise air transfer?
because convection currents can not be set up.
26
give three ways of minimising energy transfer out of a house.
-Fibreglass loft insulation -double glazing draught proofing -cavity wall insulation
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What does the U-value tell us?
how much energy per second passes through a material
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What is an advantage of solar heat panels?
They don't use fuel to heat water
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why is fibreglass a good insulator?
It contains trapped air