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Title: Thermodynamics!


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Thermodynamics!
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Heat
  • Heat is the transfer of energy between two
    objects.
  • It is an electromagnetic wave when in the radiant
    form otherwise the vibrations of the atoms and
    molecules transfer heat as internal energy.

3
Movement of Heat
  • First thing you need to remember is that there is
    NO such thing as COLD, only a lack of heat
  • Temperature is the measurement of the average
    kinetic energy of the molecules of a substance
  • Heat always moves from warm to cold meaning
    from something with a higher temperature to
    something with a lower temperature

4
Units of Heat
  • The official SI unit is the Joule (J)
  • Heat calorie (cal) 4.186 J
  • Kilocalorie (kcal) 4186 J
  • Food Calorie (C) 4186 J
  • British thermal unit (btu) 1055 J
  • Therm 105,500,000 J

5
Temperature and Energy
  • When objects receive or lose heat their
    temperature changes and the internal energy
    changes.
  • Types of Internal Energy
  • A) Translational
  • B) Rotational
  • C) Vibrational

6
Conduction
  • The transfer of heat through touch (direct
    contact)

7
Conduction
8
Convection
  • The transfer of heat through the movement of
    liquids and gases
  • Ex turbulence, climate changes, wind, boiling
    water

Hot water rises, cools, and falls.
Heated air rises, cools, then falls. Air near
heater is replaced by cooler air, and the cycle
repeats.
9
Convection
10
Ocean Convection CurrentsThermal Image
11
Ocean Convection Currents
12
Radiation
  • The transfer of heat through electromagnetic waves

13
Calculating the Sun's Temperature What is the
Sun's temperature? (Assume the Sun's emissivity
(e) is 1.) Distance from Sun to Earth R
1.5 x 1011 m Area of sphere of radius R
4pR2 H 1000 x 4pR2 2.83 x 1026 J/s Radius
of the Sun r 6.9 x 108 m Surface area of the
Sun A 4pr2 5.98 x 1018 m2 esAT4 H s
5.67 x 10-8 SI units T H/(esA)1/4 5375
K http//sol.sci.uop.edu/jfalward/heattransfer/he
attransfer.html
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Temperature Conversions
  • There are three equations for temperature
    conversions that are important to know in this
    section.
  • TF 9/5 Tc 32.0
  • Tc 5/9(TF - 32.0)
  • TK TC 273.15

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Independent Practice
  • F to C
  • 50 F
  • 25 F
  • 88 F
  • -5 F
  • 0 F
  • C or F to K
  • 10 C
  • 10 F
  • 25 F
  • 50 C
  • 75 C
  • C to F
  • 27 C
  • 87 C
  • 2 C
  • -10 C
  • 12 C

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Answers
  • C to F
  • 27 C 80.6 F
  • 87 C 188.6 F
  • 2 C 35.6 F
  • -10 C 14 F
  • 12 C 53.6 F
  • F to C
  • 50 F 10 C
  • 25 F -3.89 C
  • 88 F 31.1 C
  • -5 F -20.6 C
  • 0 F -17.8 C
  • C or F to K
  • 10 C 283.15 K
  • 10 F 260.9 K
  • 25 F 269.3K
  • 50 C 323.15K
  • 75 C 348.15 K
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