PHYSICS TEST 3 (8,9,10,11)
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Anders Celsius - ANSWER -Swedish Astronomer who first suggested the scale of 100
equal parts (degrees)
0 - ANSWER -Water freezes at ___ degrees Celsius
100 - ANSWER -Water boils at ___ degrees Celsius
212 - ANSWER -Water boils at ___ degrees Fahrenheit
32 - ANSWER -Water freezes at ___ degrees Fahrenheit
proportional - ANSWER -Temperature is ______ to the average translational kinetic
energy per particle that makes up a substance. Translational means "to-and-fro linear motion.
Per particle - ANSWER -Temperature does not depend on how much of a substance you
have. Temperature is a ___ _______ property.
twice - ANSWER -Twice as much hot water will have _____ the thermal energy, even
though its temperature ( the average KE per particle) will be the same.
, thermal equilibrium - ANSWER -When both the object and the thermometer have the
same average kinetic energy per particle, we say that they are in ________ _________.
expand - ANSWER -Gases ___ when heated.
contract - ANSWER -Gases ___ when cooled.
1/273 - ANSWER -when starting with a gas, at 0 degrees celsius, if you change the
temperature while keeping the pressure constant, the volume changes by __/___ for each
degree Celsius change in temperature.
absolute zero - ANSWER -lowest temperature that any substance can have. -273 C
We cannot have a substance with zero volume.
The theoretical temperature at which a substance possesses no kinetic energy.
Kelvin - ANSWER -The absolute temperature scale is called the _____ scale, named after
the famous British mathematician and physicist William Thomson, First Baron _______.
273, 373 - ANSWER -There are no negative numbers on the Kelvin Scale. Melting point
of ice is ____ K, and the boiling point of water is ____ K.
Internal (thermal) - ANSWER -______ energy is the grand total of all energies (kinetic
and potential) in a substance.
transit - ANSWER -Heat is energy in _______.
Specific heat capacity - ANSWER -The energy required to raise the temperature of 1g of
a substance by 1 degree C. (not number value)
4.185 joules - ANSWER -1 calorie =
1cal/g*C - ANSWER -Specific heat capacity of water:
Questions And Correct
Verified Answers, 100%
Guaranteed
Anders Celsius - ANSWER -Swedish Astronomer who first suggested the scale of 100
equal parts (degrees)
0 - ANSWER -Water freezes at ___ degrees Celsius
100 - ANSWER -Water boils at ___ degrees Celsius
212 - ANSWER -Water boils at ___ degrees Fahrenheit
32 - ANSWER -Water freezes at ___ degrees Fahrenheit
proportional - ANSWER -Temperature is ______ to the average translational kinetic
energy per particle that makes up a substance. Translational means "to-and-fro linear motion.
Per particle - ANSWER -Temperature does not depend on how much of a substance you
have. Temperature is a ___ _______ property.
twice - ANSWER -Twice as much hot water will have _____ the thermal energy, even
though its temperature ( the average KE per particle) will be the same.
, thermal equilibrium - ANSWER -When both the object and the thermometer have the
same average kinetic energy per particle, we say that they are in ________ _________.
expand - ANSWER -Gases ___ when heated.
contract - ANSWER -Gases ___ when cooled.
1/273 - ANSWER -when starting with a gas, at 0 degrees celsius, if you change the
temperature while keeping the pressure constant, the volume changes by __/___ for each
degree Celsius change in temperature.
absolute zero - ANSWER -lowest temperature that any substance can have. -273 C
We cannot have a substance with zero volume.
The theoretical temperature at which a substance possesses no kinetic energy.
Kelvin - ANSWER -The absolute temperature scale is called the _____ scale, named after
the famous British mathematician and physicist William Thomson, First Baron _______.
273, 373 - ANSWER -There are no negative numbers on the Kelvin Scale. Melting point
of ice is ____ K, and the boiling point of water is ____ K.
Internal (thermal) - ANSWER -______ energy is the grand total of all energies (kinetic
and potential) in a substance.
transit - ANSWER -Heat is energy in _______.
Specific heat capacity - ANSWER -The energy required to raise the temperature of 1g of
a substance by 1 degree C. (not number value)
4.185 joules - ANSWER -1 calorie =
1cal/g*C - ANSWER -Specific heat capacity of water:
