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Vocab Heat Transfer Phase Changes Temp Scales ΔQΔQΔQΔQ

Question: The average kinetic energy of the molecules in a substance. Check Your Answer

Answer: Temperature Back to the Game Board

Question: The amount of thermal energy in an object. Check Your Answer

Answer: Heat Back to the Game Board

Question: The SI or metric unit for heat. Check Your Answer

Answer: Joules Back to the Game Board

Question: BTUs stands for: Check Your Answer

Answer: British Thermal Units Back to the Game Board

Question: Evaporation and boiling are both types of this: Check Your Answer

Answer: Vaporization Back to the Game Board

Question: Type of heat transfer: Burning your finger on a hot stove. Check Your Answer

Answer: conduction Back to the Game Board

Question: Type of heat transfer: A cool breeze flows off the ocean Check Your Answer

Answer: Convection Back to the Game Board

Question: Type of heat transfer: Energy travels from the sun to the Earth Check Your Answer

Answer: radiation Back to the Game Board

Question: Type of heat transfer: Infrared wavelengths of energy Check Your Answer

Answer: radiation Back to the Game Board

Question: Type of heat transfer: Only happens in fluids and can NOT occur in solids Check Your Answer

Answer: Convection Back to the Game Board

Question: process of changing from solid to a liquid Check Your Answer

Answer: melting Back to the Game Board

Question: process of changing from solid to a gas Check Your Answer

Answer: sublimation Back to the Game Board

Question: process of changing from liquid to a gas below the boiling point Check Your Answer

Answer: evaporation Back to the Game Board

Question: process of changing from gas to a liquid Check Your Answer

Answer: condensation Back to the Game Board

Question: process of changing from liquid to a gas that takes place throughout the liquid Check Your Answer

Answer: boiling Back to the Game Board

Question: The melting point of water on the Kelvin scale Check Your Answer

Answer: 273 o K Back to the Game Board

Question: The boiling point of water on the Celsius scale Check Your Answer

Answer: 100 o C Back to the Game Board

Question: Frost can begin to appear outside with the temperature starts to drop below this temperature on the Fahrenheit scale Check Your Answer

Answer: 32 o F Back to the Game Board

Question: The temperature scale that can never reach -10 o Check Your Answer

Answer: Kelvin Back to the Game Board

Question: Absolute zero is when all molecular motion stops. That is zero on which scale? Check Your Answer

Answer: 0 o K Back to the Game Board

Question: The heat energy needed to melt a substance. Check Your Answer

Answer: The Heat of Fusion Back to the Game Board

Question: The heat of fusion constant for water. Check Your Answer

Answer: 340 J/g Back to the Game Board

Question: Specific heat constant for water is 1.0 cal/g o C and ______ J/g o C Check Your Answer

Answer: 4.2 Back to the Game Board

Question: The heat energy needed to boil a substance Check Your Answer

Answer: the Heat of Vaporization Back to the Game Board

Question: the heat of vaporization constant for water Check Your Answer

Answer: 2300 J/g Back to the Game Board