Chapter 10 test
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| a measure of the average kinetic energy of the particles in an object | temperature
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| all matter is made of --- molecules | moving
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| particles move in (same or different)directions at (same or different) speeds | different; different
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| what is a thermometer used to measure? | temperature
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| an increase in the volume of a substance because of an increase in temperature | thermal expansion
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| STUDY TEMPERATURE SCALES | :)
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| absolute zero is the lowest temperature on the --- --- | kelvin scale
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| absolute zero is the temperature at which molecular enery --- | stops
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| what are the three units used to measure temperature? | Farenheit, celcius, kelvin
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| list 3 things that involve thermal expansion | expansion joints, thermostats, and hot air balloons
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| the energy transferred between objects that are at different temperatures | heat
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| energy is transferred from the object with the --- temperature to the object with the --- temperature | higher; lower
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| the total kinetic energy of the particles that make up a substance | thermal energy
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| does thermal energy relate to the amount of the substance? | yes
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| when the 2 objects that are touching reach the same temperature | thermal equilibrium
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| the transfer of energy from one substance to another through direct contact | thermal conduction
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| are metals good conductors? | yes
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| the transfer of thermal energy by the movement of a liquid or gas | convection
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| when you boil water, the water moves in --- | circles
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| the transfer of energy by electromagentic waves | radiation
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| can radiation transfer through a vaccum? | yes
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| do all objects radiate electromagnetic waves? | yes
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| the greenhouse effect is a form of --- | radiation
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| the rate at which a substance conducts thermal energy | thermal conductivity
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| the amount of energy needed to change the temoerature of 1kg of a substance by 1 degree C | specific heat
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| water has a --- specific heat | high
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| metals have a --- specific heat | low
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| the physical forms in which a substance can exist | states of matter
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| what 3 things does the state of matter depend on? | speed of particles, attraction between them, and pressure around them
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| a change of a substance from one form to another | change of state
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| what are 4 ways of changing state? | freezing, melting, boiling, condensing
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| changed that occur when one or more substance are changed into entirely new substances | chemical changes
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| what is food made of? | chemical compounds
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| what is used to measure calories? | calorimeter
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