Science test 2/3 states of matter Flashcards

1
Q

How does insulating hot water save energy

A

Insulating hot water will prevent heat from leaking out quickly, allowing easier heat up when needed.

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2
Q

What is radiation

A

the transfer of thermal energy from one object to another by electromagnetic waves.

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3
Q

random motion

A

particle movement in all different directions and speeds

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4
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diffusion

A

the movement of particles from one area of high concentration to low concentration

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5
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Conduction

A

is the transfer of particles by particle collisions or direct contact

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6
Q

convection

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is the transfer of heat by movement of particles from one part of a material to another. Flow like motion

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7
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radiation

A

is the transfer of heat by electromagnetic waves

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8
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ex: convection

A

touching the stove and getting burned, or ice cooling your hand

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9
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ex: convection

A

steaming cup of tea, or cool air sinking

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10
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ex: radiation

A

sun giving off warmth, or heat from a lightbulb or fire.

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11
Q

States of matter

A

solid, liquid or gas

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12
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temperature when matter changes states

A

The temperature stays the same until full transformation

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13
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solid to liquid

A

melting

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14
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liquid to solid

A

freezing

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15
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liquid to gas

A

vaporization

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16
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gas to liquid

A

condensation

17
Q

gas particles

A

move at high speeds with high kinetic energy. Can expand and contract

18
Q

solid particles

A

move in place/ vibrating with low kinetic energy. No space to expand or contract

19
Q

condenstation

A

gas to liquid

20
Q

vaporization

A

liquid to gas in between boiling and evaporation

21
Q

measure of average kinetic energy

A

temperature is the measure of particle motion along with average kinetic energy

22
Q

kinetic energy

A

energy in motion

23
Q

potential energy

A

stored energy

24
Q

examples of kinetic energy

A

bouncing a ball, running, skipping rope.

25
Q

good conductors of heat

A

metal, iron, copper, aluminum

26
Q

bad conductor of heat

A

plastic, wood, cloth

27
Q

what is evaporation

A

on the surface of the water. Boiling at lower temperature, like water in a cup will evaporate in days with room temperature.