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What is internal energy?

Total amount of kinetic energy and chemical potential energy of all the particles in the system.

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What happens when energy is given to raise the temperature?

Particles gain kinetic energy

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What is specific heat capacity? (SHC)

The amount of energy required to raise 1kg of a substance by 1Ā°C

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What is the SHC of water?

4200J/kgĀ°C

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What is specific latent heat?

The amount of energy required to change the state of 1kg of a substance without changing its temperature

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Define latent heat of fusion

the amount of energy needed to melt or freeze

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Define latent heat of vaporisation

the amount of energy needed to boil or condense

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What will changing the internal energy of a material do?

  • Change temperature (SHC)

  • Change state (SLH)

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What is the relationship between volume and the pressure of a gas?

inversely proportional- as volume increases, pressure decreases

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What is the relationship between temperature and the pressure of a gas?

Directly proportional

ā†³ Increasing temperature ā†’ increase kinetic energy of the particles

ā†³ Lead to increased frequency of collisions against the walls of the container

ā†³ Collisions exert a force

ā†³ more force=more pressure

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What happens if a gas is squashed at a constant temperature

Increases the number of collisions per second

ā†³ Force per collision dosen't change because the temperature is the same

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Why does increasing the volume of a containing decrease the pressure?

Particles have more space to move around so there are less collisions per second with the walls of the containiner. Collisions exert a force and since there are less collisions per second, the force per unit area decreases and therefore, so does pressure.

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What is work? What does it do to a gas?

Work- the transfer of energy by a force

ā†³ On a gas: increases the internal energy and can cause an increase in the temperature of the gas

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Why does a bicycle pump doing work on an enclosed gas lead to a temperature increase of the gas?

When work is done on the gas, it compresses it. This decreases the volume and increases the energy transferred to the gas particles: this increases the internal energy of the gas leading to an increase in temperature

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