Title: Physics II PHY 202222 Temp, Heat
1Physics II PHY 202/222 Temp, Heat Gas Laws
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2Temp, Heat Gas Laws Test 2
Beiser Chapters 18, 19 22 - Multiple Choice
Odd - Supplementary Problems - Odd Browne Chapter
17 for PHY 221 Students - Supplementary Problems
- 4,5,10,14
3Beiser Chapter 18 - Heat
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4Stuff
Remember All matter is composed of molecules
which are moving rapidly. Since these molecules
are moving and have mass, they have kinetic
energy!
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5Definitions
- Internal Energy sum of the kinetic energies of
molecules of matter - Temperature measure of average kinetic energy
of molecules - Heat internal energy in transit
- Thermometer a device to measure temperature
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6Temperature Scales
T
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7Heat (Internal energy in transit)
Q
- Units of heat
- Joule - SI unit
- Calorie (cal) - heat needed to raise 1 g of water
1oC - Kilocalorie (kcal) heat needed to raise 1 kg of
water 1oC (same as calorie in food info) - 1 kcal 1000 cal
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8Heat
Q
- British Units of heat
- British Thermal Units (BTU) heat needed to
raise 1 lb of water 1oF - 1 kcal 3.97 BTU 4185 J
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9Specific Heat Capacity
C
How much energy does it take to change the
temperature of the material.
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10Change of State
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11Calorimetry
- Sensible heat
- adding heat raises temperature
- Latent heat
- adding heat changes state
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12Calorimetry example
- How much heat will it take to melt 2 kg of ice?
- How much heat will it take to raise the
temperature of 2 kg of water by 17o C? - How much heat will it take to melt 2 kg of ice
and raise the temperature to 17o C?
670 kJ
142 kJ
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13Mixing problem
- Add 200 g of iron at 100oC to 600 g of water at
20oC. Find the final temperature.
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1418.4
1518.6
1618.8
1718.10
1818.12
1918.14
2018.16
2118.18
2218.20
2318.22
2418.24
25Beiser Chapter 19Thermal Expansion
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26Linear Expansion
LO
?L
?T
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27Volume Expansion
VO
V VO ?V
?T
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28Boyles Law
V2
V1
?T 0
P2
P1
As volume goes up, pressure goes down to keep the
product constant.
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29Charless Law
V2
V1
?p 0
T2
T1
As volume goes up, temperature drops. T must be
in K!
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30The Ideal Gas Law
V2
V1
P1
P2
T1
T2
Volume, pressure and temperature are all related
by the Ideal Gas Law.
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3119.2
3219.4
3319.6
3419.8
3519.14
3619.16
37Chapter 22Heat Transfer
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38Rate of Heat Conduction
Heating by contact/collisions between molecules.
Q heat t time k thermal conductivity - look up A
cross section area ?T ?T from 1 hot to cold
side d length/thickness of material
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39Thermal Resistance
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40Convection
Heating by motion of a hot fluid.
Q heat t time h factor will be given A area of
contact hot to fluid ?T ?T between hot and fluid
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41Radiation
Heating by energy from electro-magnetic waves.
Stefan-Boltzmann Law
R rate of radiation P power emitted A surface
area T temperature s 5.67 E-8 W/(m2K4) e
emissivity 0 total reflection 1
blackbody/total absorption 0ltelt1 will be
given
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4322.6
4422.10