Review for Thermal Physics Test. You need to know: How to interpret the heating curve for a substance, especially water Phase changes do not involve temperature.

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Review for Thermal Physics Test

You need to know: How to interpret the heating curve for a substance, especially water Phase changes do not involve temperature change The difference between heat energy and temperature How to convert temperatures: K o C o F That temperature is proportional to kinetic energy

3 Temperature vs Heat (Heating Curve)

Determine heat energy using: Q = mc  tQ = mH f Q = mH v Law of Heat Exchange Q lost = Q gained

You need to know Determine pressure given force and area P = F A How to solve problems involving gases P 1 V 1 = P 2 V 2 PV = nRT T 1 T 2

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