Heat Notes Flashcards

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Q

What is heat?

A

1) Heat is a form of energy.

2) It flows from a hotter to a colder place.

3) Heat causes the temperature of an object to change.

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What is temperature?

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1) Temperature is a property of an object.

2) Temperature is a measure of how hot or cold an object is.

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3
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Which one depends on the amount of substance: heat or temperature?

A

Heat.

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4
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What tool is used to record temperature digitally?

A

Heat sensor and data logger.

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5
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What happens to temperature when heat is added?

A

It increases.

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What happens to temperature when heat is lost?

A

It decreases.

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What direction does heat flow in?

A

From a hotter object to a colder one.

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8
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What is melting?

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A solid changing to a liquid (heat gain).

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What is freezing?

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A liquid changing to a solid (heat loss).

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What is boiling?

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A liquid changing to a gas (heat gain).

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What is condensation?

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A gas changing to a liquid (heat loss).

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What are the 3 states of matter?

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Solid, liquid, and gas.

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Why can a giant iceberg have more heat than a cup of hot coffee?

A

Because it has much more mass (more substance = more heat).

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What happens when a substance gains heat?

A

It expands.

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What happens when a substance loses heat?

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It contracts.

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16
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What is thermal expansion?

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When matter increases in size (length, volume) due to heat gain.

17
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What is thermal contraction?

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When matter decreases in size due to heat loss.

18
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What happens to solids when heated and cooled?

A

Solids expand when heated and contract when cooled.

19
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What happens to liquids when heated and cooled?

A

Liquids expand when heated and contract when cooled.

20
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What happens to gases when heated and cooled?

A

Gases expand when heated and contract when cooled.

21
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Why do railway tracks have gaps?

A

To allow room for expansion during hot weather.

22
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Why do glass jars sometimes crack with hot water?

A

Uneven expansion of thick glass due to poor heat conductivity.

23
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How does a bimetallic strip work?

A

Different metals expand at different rates, causing the strip to bend.

24
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What helps a hot air balloon rise?

A

Air inside it expands when heated, making it lighter than outside air.

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What is heat conductivity?
How quickly a material allows heat to flow through it.
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What is a good conductor of heat?
A material that allows heat to flow through it quickly (e.g., metal).
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What is a poor conductor of heat?
A material that does not allow heat to flow through it quickly (e.g., air, plastic).
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Why do saucepan handles use plastic?
Plastic is a poor conductor and prevents hands from getting burned.
29
Why do winter jackets keep you warm?
They trap air, which is a poor conductor of heat, slowing heat loss.
30
Which metal conducts heat the fastest: copper or iron?
Copper.
31
How do we compare heat conductivity using temperature graphs?
By comparing how quickly temperature increases or decreases over time.
32
What are the different types of thermometers?
1) Digital thermometer - measures our body temperature. 2) Infrared thermomeeter - tells us temperatures of surfaces of solids and liquids. 3) Laboratory thermometers - tells us temperature of liquids and gases.
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How does hot water become room temperature?
The temperature of the hot water decreases because the hot water loses heat to its surroundings.
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How does cold water become room temperature?
The temperature of the cold water increases because the cold water gains heat from its surroundings.