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Title: Heat Energy


1
Chapter 4
  • Heat Energy
  • ( energy transferred from one object to
    another)
  • A. Temperature Scales
  • (Temperature measures kinetic energy of
    particles)
  • Fahrenheit BP of water212oF/FP of water 32oF
  • Celsius BP of water100oC/FP of water 0oC
  • F (9/5 C)32 C 5/9(F-32)
  • Kelvin absolute zero no kinetic energy 0 K
  • K C 273 C K - 273

2
  • Examples
  • Normal body temperature is 98.6oF.
  • What is this temperature in Celsius Kelvin?
  • 2. Room temperature is about 23oC.
  • What is this temperature in Fahrenheit?

3
  • B. Methods of Heat Transfer
  • 1. Conduction by direct contact,
  • touches
    directly
  • 2. Convection by currents or
  • movement of fluids (liquids gases)
  • (heat rises/cold sinks)
  • 3. Radiation by electromagnetic waves,
  • not through materials
  • (examples x-rays, microwaves,
  • ultraviolet waves, infrared waves)

4
  • C. Calculating Heat Energy
  • a. Heat to change Temperature m x Cp x ?T
  • m mass of substance in kg
  • Cp Heat Capacity
  • ?T change in temperature (T2-T1)
  • Usually measured by transferring heat
  • to/from water, whose Cp 4.2 kJ/kgoC

5
  • Examples
  • 1. A 5 g piece of brass at a temperature of
    100oCis placed into a cup containing 11.2 g of
    water at a temperature of 22oC. The final
    temperature of both the brass and the water is
    25oC. What is the heat capacity of the brass?

6
  • 2. A 10 kg stone is dropped into a 1000 g puddle
    of water from a height of 100 m. If all of the
    energy changes to heat, by how much will the
    temperature of the water in the puddle raise?

7
  • b. Heat to Change State
  • Solids particles packed in rigid structures,
  • attracted by opposite charges
  • Liquids particles move around, but still remain
    close
  • attracted by opposite charges
  • Gases particles far apart, little or no
    attraction
  • All energy used to pull molecules apart when
    changing state,
  • No temperature change until done

8
  • Heat of Fusion (Hf) energy gained/lost when
    changing between solid liquid
  • Hf for water 335 kJ/kg
  • Heat of Vaporization (Hv) energy gained/lost
    when changing between gas liquid
  • Hv for water 2260 kJ/kg
  • Break down problems into sections
  • Heat to Melt Heat to change Temp Heat to
    vaporize
  • Heat to condense Heat to change Temp Heat to
    Freeze

9
  • Example
  • How much heat energy is needed to change
  • 25 g of ice at 0oC to steam at 100oC?

10
  • Physics Test Next Week
  • You will be given the sheet of Physics Formulas
    Tables
  • Study all material on Homework Assignments from
    Weeks 1-4
  • Test is mostly problems!
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