Temperature and Thermal Physics notes
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Heat & Tempurature | Unit 3 Examples of Heat Energy: Sun Car Kettle Hot Drink Toaster Thermal Energy: The energy we a...
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physics understand how systems heat up. different materials need different amounts of energyto raise he temperature by a given amount it takes 380J energy to raise the temperature of 1kg f copper by 1'c it takes 450J of...
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Thermal Physics Matter : Anything that has mass Solid molecules as close to each other (intermolecular space is relatively the lowest) solid has fixed shape lattic estructure should use moleculer force fixed value molecules ha...
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Enter text here - created from Mind Map Thermal Conduction CONDUCTION CONVECTION
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Physics 1.5 Demonstrate understanding of aspects of heat Subject content • Phenomena, concepts, and principles: ◦ heat transfer: ▪ temperature ▪ heat energy ▪ rate of heat transfer ▪ latent heat ▪ specific heat capacity ▪ conduction ▪ convection ▪ radiation ▪ insulation. • ...
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Heat and Temperature - created from Mind Map Early Theories of Heat Definitions Particle Model of Matter
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HEAT - created from Mind Map Transfer of heat Causes change in matter Production of heat
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Specific Heat Capacity Specific Heat CapacityUnits=J/kg°C EquationE=MC*Change In tEnergy Required = Mass * Heat * Change in TemperatureDefinitionThe specific heat capacity of a substance is the heat required to raise the temperature of the ...
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SHC specific heat capacity is the amount of energy needed to raise the temperature of 1kg of substance by 1oC.ENERGY= MASS X SPECFIC HEAT CAPACITY X TEMPERATURE CHANGE New Page
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Latent Heat Latent HeatLatent=HiddenLatent Heat is the heat required to convert a solid into a liquid or vapour, or a liquid into a vapour.EquationE=MLEnergy Required = mass * specific heat capacityJ= Kg * J/Kg
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Untitled Specific Heat Capacity - Amount of Energy required to raise the temperature of 1KG of the substance by 1K (1 Celsius) Heat Capacity - Energy required to raise the temperature of an object by 1 Celsius New Page
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Thermal Energy Thermal Physics: The following is required for Module 4 Physics, and is the basis of all gas and thermal physics. Experiments:Boyle's Law