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1What is heat a measurement of?
- AInternal energy
- BTemperature
2What does Specific Heat Capacity measure?
- AThe energy needed to raise the temperature of 1kg by 1 degree
- BThe energy needed to raise the temperature of 10kg by 1 degree
3What is the equation for Specific Heat Capacity?
- Aenergy transferred= before temperature x specific heat capacity
- Benergy transferred= mass x specific heat capacity x temperature change
4What is the Specific Heat Capacity of water?
- A4200 J/Kg(degrees C)
- B1200 J/Kg(degrees C)
5What is Specific Latent Heat?
- AThe energy needed to melt or boil 1kg of a material
- BThe temperature needed for 1kg of material to change state
6What is the equation for Specific Latent Heat?
- Aenergy transferred= mass x specific latent heat
- Benergy transferred= 10 x specific latent heat x temperature
7Why is there a change in energy but not in temperature with Specific Latent Heat?
- AAs the substance changes state, energy is needed to break the bonds that hold the molecules together
- BBonds between molecules don't break but all the energy is wasted to the surroudings
8With a Thermogram what colours are shown to represent the hottest parts?
- AWhite/Yellow
- BRed/Pink/Orange
9On a Thermogram what colours are used to represent the coolest parts?
- AGreen/Sky Blue
- BDark Blue/Purple/Black
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- GCSE Physics Quiz on Heating Houses, created by emmcharlotte_x on 13/04/2015.
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