Temperature and Heat Flashcards

1
Q

degree of hotness or coldness measured on a definite scale

A

Temperature

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2
Q

states that “ two objects are in thermal equilibrium if and only if they have the same temperature “
- if A and B are each in thermal equilibrium w/ C, A and B are in thermal equilibrium w/ each other

A

Zeroth Law of Thermodynamics

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3
Q

TRUE/FALSE.
thermal equilibrium isn’t affected by adding/removing insulators

A

TRUE

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4
Q

when the temp. of two systems are different, they ____________

A

cannit be in thermal equilibrium

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5
Q

changes it temp.cause the liquid’s volune to change

A

thermometer

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6
Q

changes in temp. cause the pressure of the gas to change

A

Pressure value

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7
Q

temperature depends on ______

A

particle movement

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8
Q

TRUE/FALSE.
motion of the atoms gives the object energy

A

TRUE

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9
Q

“particles that make up atom are constantly in motion”

A

Kinetic Theory of Matter

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10
Q

Solid = _______ atoms
Liquid = _________ atoms
Gas = _________ atoms
Plasma = _________ atoms

A

vibrating
flowing
move freely
move very fast and freely

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11
Q
  • measure of the avg. KE of all particles in the object
  • determined by the atom’s mass and speed
A

Temperature

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12
Q

Convert °C to F

A

TF = 9/5 TC + 32°C

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13
Q

Convert F to °C

A

TC = 5/9 ( TF - 32°)

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14
Q

Convert C to K

A

TK = TC + 273.15

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15
Q

Convert F to R

A

TR = TF + 459.67

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16
Q

° C —-
C° —–

A

temperature reading
change in temperature

17
Q

when temperature increases, most materials _______

A

expand

18
Q

TRUE/FALSE.
Water expands when heated or when it freezes

A

TRUE

19
Q

a transfer of energy from one sunstance to another

A

temperature change

20
Q

occurs when there is a temperature difference

A

energy transfer

21
Q

energy transfer that takes place bcoz of a temp. difference

A

heat transfer/heat flow

22
Q

energy flows from _________ to _______

A

hotter to colder object

23
Q

energy transferred between objects w/ temperature differences

A

Heat

24
Q

amount of heat required to raise the temp. of 1gram of water from 14.5 °C to 15.5°C

A

calorie

25
Q

anount of heat required to raise the temp. of 1 pound of water by F° from 63 F° to 64 F°

A

British thermal unit (Btu)

26
Q

depends on the physical state of a material

A

Temperature

27
Q

the quantitative description of the object’s hotness and coldness

A

Temperature

28
Q

refers to the energy in transit from one body or system to another bcoz of a temperature difference

A

Heat

29
Q

We can change the temp of a body by

A

adding or removing heat

30
Q

the amount of heat that must be added/removed from a unit mass of the substance to raise its temp. by 1 °C

A

Specific heat capacity, c

31
Q

quantity of heat of required to change the temp. of unit mass of substance by 1 K

A

specific heat, c

32
Q

TRUE /FALSE
Same Q, same mass (same material, constant mass)

A

TRUE

33
Q

objects w/ higher c has ______

A

less change in T

34
Q

more heat= ______

A

greater temperature change

35
Q

TRUE/FALSE.
transfer of energy thru heat follows the CONSERVATION OF ENERGY

A

TRUE

36
Q

Transfer of Energy thru heat follows the conservation of energy:

if a warmer object A and cooler object B are in contact and achieve thermal equilibrium, assuming no heat is lost to the surroundings, then the sum of the energy transferred from object A and the energy received by object B is equal to ______

A

ZERO