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CHAPTER 7HEAT
7.1 HEAT AS A FORM OF ENERGY
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7.1 HEAT AS A FORM OF
ENERGY
7.2 HEAT FLOW
7.3 EFFECT OF HEAT ON
MATTER7.4
APPLICATION OF
EXPANSION CONTRACTI
ON
7.5 HEAT ABSORBTIO
N & RELEASE
7.6 BENEFITS OF HEAT
FLOW
CHAPTER 7 HEAT
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Heat is a form of ENERGY (can be used to do work)
Heat cause objects to become hotExample :
We feel hot under the sun
We feel cold when the sun is not not shining
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SOURCES OF HEAT
1. Frictionrubbing two hands
together2. Combustion /burning
burning of candles3. Electricity
rice cooker
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A thermal infrared image of a pencil after being sharpened (left) and of hot brakes in a car (right). Notice the hot tip of the pencil.
Energy from friction creates heat. For example when you rub your hands, sharpen a pencil, make a skid mark with your bike, or use the brakes on your car, friction generates heat
FRICTION
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A thermal infrared image of a hair dryer and a flourescent light bulb
ELECTRICITY
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COMBUSTION/BURNING
When a substance is burned , heat is also released
Burning firewood
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USES OF HEAT IN DAILY LIFE
1. Cooking2. Drying clothes3. Keep us warm4. Causes breeze
(sea breeze & land breeze)
5. Solar energy6. Preserving food
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HEAT& TEMPERATURE
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Temperature is not energy, but a measure of it. Heat is energy.
Temperature – a measure of the degree of hotness of an object or substance
Unit for temperature – degree Celsius / 0C
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HEAT TEMPERATURE
A form of energy
Degree of hotness of object
Heat can do work
Temperature cannot do work
Unit : Joule Unit : Celsius/Kelvin
Travels from hot to cold area
Increase when movement of particles increase
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Figure 1 shows three beakers W, X, and Y containing different amount of water.
Figure 1Which of the following shows the quantities of heat in ascending order?A W, X, YB Y, X, W
C X, W, Y D Y, W, X
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Figure 2 below shows an experiment on heat conduction through a piece of iron rod.
Figure 2
Which of the following thumbtacks will fall first?A. P C. RB. Q D. S
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HEAT ENERGY
A hot object has more heatA cold object has less heat
Sun – primary source of heat energy
Other source of heat?1. Frictionrubbing two hands together
2. Combustion /burningburning of candles
3. Electricityrice cooker
Uses
1 2
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1. Cooking2. Drying
clothes3. Keep us
warm4. Causes
breeze5. Solar
energy
Heat vs TemperatureHEAT TEMPERATURE
A form of energy
Degree of hotness of object
Heat can do work
Temperature cannot do work
Unit : Joule Unit : Celsius/Kelvin
Travels from hot to cold area
Increase when movement of particles increase