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Mr. Dawson
Integrated Sciences Quiz - Chp. 10, Section 1 Flashcards |
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What increases when the kinetic energy of an object increases?
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TEMPERATURE
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Explain what TEMPERATURE measures?
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it measures the average kinetic energy of all the particles within an object
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How would you compare a solid and a gas, with the movement of particles?
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The particles in a solid will move much slower than the particles in a gas. The particles in a gas will move quickly.
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What does ABSOLUTE ZERO mean?
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it is the lowest temperature possible
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What is another measurement for the lowest possible temperature?
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0 KELVIN
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Give an explanation of HEAT?
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it is the transfer of energy between the particles of 2 objects due to a temperature difference between the 2 objects.
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What type of temperature scale is used to measure a very low temperature?
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KELVIN
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Explain the transfer of energy that occurs when a person holds a mug of hot chocolate in your cold hand.
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The temperature of the mug will DECREASE as the energy is transferred to the hand, the temperature of your hand will increase due to energy transfer
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You need to learn how to convert both FAHRENHEIT and KELVIN temperatures.
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a hot summer day (102 C)
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convert to both FAHRENHEIT and KELVIN
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melting point of silver (950 C)
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convert to both CELSIUS and FAHRENHEIT
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a temperature measured in KELVINS at (362 K)
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convert to both CELSIUS and FAHRENHEIT
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a temperature measured in FAHRENHEIT (82 F)
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