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Mr. H Physics: Heat Transfer
Mr. H Physics: Heat Transfer
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High school physics quiz on heat transfer. #physics #science #heat #heattransfer
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1
Radiant energy that is emitted by Earth is called what?
terrestrial radiation
biospheric radiation
geothermal energy
global emissions
2
What is the formula for heat transfer?
E=mc2
IE=(Thot - Tcold) / Thot
Q = mcΔT
P1V1=P2V2
3
True False: Good emitters of radiant energy are also poor absorbers.
False
True
4
Why did the aluminum can feel the coldest?
The can was not at room temperature.
Metal is the best conveyor.
Metal is the best conductor.
Aluminum breaks the laws of physics.
5
Which is not a way to transfer heat?
Conduction
All are ways to transfer heat.
Radiation
Convection
6
What is the specific heat capacity of water?
1.00 cal/goC
4.186J/goC
0.23J/goC
0 cal/goC
7
In __________, heat is transmitted in the form of electomagnetic waves.
Conduction
Radiation
Thermal Equilibrium
Convection
8
For an object in motion, lesser mass means ... ?
more energy
higher speed
less density
less energy
9
True False: All substances continuously emit radiant energy in a mixture of wavelengths.
False
True
10
In a climate-controlled room, which item would feel coldest?
wooden chair
ceramic tile
plush toy
an aluminum can
11
What is this empirical relationship of Newton's Law of Cooling?
Q = mcΔT
rate of cooling = ΣT
f ~ T
rate of cooling ~ ΔT
12
In __________, collisions between particles transfer thermal energy but do not transfer matter.
Thermal Equilibrium
Radiation
Conduction
Convection
13
True False: The average frequency of radiant energy ~ the volume of the emitter.
True
False
14
Which color absorbs the most radiant energy?
Red
Black
White
Blue
15
In ________, heat is transferred by movement of the hotter substance from one place to another.
Convection
Conduction
Radiation
Thermal Equilibrium