Atoms, SHC, SLH, density, gas pressure Flashcards


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Heat

The thermal energy contained in an object

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Temperature

A measure of the average KE of a particle

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When heat energy is transferred to an object, its temperature will...

Increase

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Temp rise will be effected by...

The mass of the material

What the material is

The amount of thermal energy supplied to the material

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Definition of SCH

The amount of heat energy needed to raise
the temp. of 1 kg of a material by 1°C

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Equation for SHC

E = m x c x delta theta

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What are theunitx of the equation for SHC

J / kg / °c

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What does SCH mean?

Different materials need different amounts of thermal energy to raise their temp

By heating 1 Kg of material u can compare

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How do you measure the SHC of metals?

Heat a 1 kg block of metal

Measure the temp rise every minute

Calculate the thermal energy gained by using the formula

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Equation for the change in thermal energy...

P.d x current x time (power x time)

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Is the SHC of water high or low?

Very high

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Specific latent heat

The heat energy required to make 1 kg of substance change state at a constant temperature

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SLH equation

Energy = mass x Specific heat capacity

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Calculating % uncertainty

Your value for L - accepted value for L

Divide the answer by the accepted value

Multiple by 100

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Pressure equation

Pa = height × density of fluid × gravitational field strength

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Gas pressure equation

P = F / A

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pressure...

The force applied per unit surface

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Is pressure indirectly or directly proportional to volume?

Indirectly

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What is the equation for pressure and volume?

PV = a constant

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Pressure equation

P = F / A

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Density equation

Density = mass ÷ volume

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Why does an object flow?

Because its density is less than the density of liquid

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Rutherfords experiment...

R fired alpha particles at a thin piece of gold foil

The plum pudding model would predict that all would pass through

R found that a few bounced back

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What was rutherfords conclusion?

A very small central nucleus with a positive charge

Nearly all the mass is in the nucleus

Negative charges orbiting at a relatively large distance from the nucleus