Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Heat and Temperature
- Heat and Temperature
- Heat is a measure of energy
- Temperature is a measure of hotness
- Energy flows from hot to cold
- Kinetic Theory
- Solids
- Strong forces of attraction
- Vibrate around fixed positions
- Low energy
- Liquids
- Weaker forces of attraction
- Move randomly
- More energy
- Slowly
- Gases
- Almost no attraction
- Move randomly
- Very fast
- A lot more energy
- Conduction
- Occurs
mainly in
solids
- CONDUCTION OF HEAT
- Vibrating particles pass on kinetic
energy to particles next to them
- Metals are the best
- Free electrons
- Liquids and
gases
conduct heat
much slower
- No free electrons
- Convection
- Occurs in liquids
and gases
- CONVECTION CURRENTS
- Particles with a lot of energy
move to the cooler region, and
take their heat with them
- Heat Radiation
- The emission of
electromagnetic waves
- Depends on the surface
colour and texture
- Dark, matte surfaces absorb and emit
- Shiny, silvered surfaces reflect heat
- Condensation and Evaporation
- CONDENSATION
- When a gas turns to liquid
- Rate will increase if:
- Temperature is lower
- Windspeed is less
- Temperature is lower
- Density is higher
- EVAPORATION
- Liquid to gas
- Rate will increase if:
- Temperature is higher
- Density is lower
- Surface area is larger
- Windspeed is greater
- Rate of Heat Transfer
- Depends on:
- Surface area
- Volume
- Type of material
- Limiting heat transfer