P2 - Energy transfer by heating Flashcards

1
Q

When will energy transferred by heating?

A

The overall energy transfer will be from hot to cold

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2
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What is temperature?

A

Temperature is a measure of the average energy that the particles have

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3
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What are examples of Thermal Conductors?

A
  • Copper
  • Magnesium
  • Iron bar
  • Steel
  • Silver
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4
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What are examples of Thermal Insulators?

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  • Wood
  • Wool
  • Bubble wrap
  • Sand
  • Air
  • Vacuum
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5
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How does conduction work?

A

When particles are near a heat source, they will vibrate and pass it on to nearby particles

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6
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How does conduction work in a metal rod?

A

The particles will begin vibrate like any other object
HOWEVER
Electrons in a metal material are called Free Delocalised Electrons
- These spread across the metal material and pass on the vibrations quicker

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7
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Are gases good thermal conductors? Explain your answer

A

They aren’t good conductors
* Because the particles are too far apart
* There are no Free Delocalised Electrons to speed up the process

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8
Q

How do gloves help to combat conduction

A

Because all gloves are insulators, therefore, nothing can be conducted through them efficiently

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