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1 Warm-up: Draw a Line Graph using the following data: Average Temperatures

2 Warm-up: sample graph

3 HEAT and HEAT TECHNOLOGY
Chapter 10

4 Review of Unit-1 Concepts:
Phase Changes / Changes of State Creating and Analyzing Graphs

5 Changes of state Change of a substance from one physical form to another Energy is gained or released (added or removed) There are Temperature “Points” where this happens Endothermic: energy is gained as a substance changes state Exothermic: energy is removed as a substance changes state (it “exits”)

6 Changes of state “Points”
Melting Pt = solid  liquid solid  liquid = Freezing Pt . Boiling Pt (or Evaporation Pt) = liquid  gas liquid  gas = Condensation.. .. Sublimation Pt = solid  gas solid  gas = De-Sublimation Pt Exothermic (energy is being removed /“exits”)

7 Remember: there are Differences between BOILING and EVAPORATION
EVAPORATION: happens at the surface of a liquid only even if it is not boiling BOILING: occurs throughout the entire liquid Remember: there are Differences between BOILING and EVAPORATION

8 Graph “flat” parts show a change is taking place
(or could use “Energy”)

9 Changes of state - SUMMARY
Endothermic (energy is gained) Exothermic (energy is removed /“exits”) Do not confuse “Freezing Point” with “coldness” Temperature stays steady at its “Point” / does not change (it pauses) until its State has changed

10 Sample Graph: Changes of State for Water
(or, if Energy is constant, can use “Time” for x-axis)

11 Exit Ticket: a substance is being continuously cooled…
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 (Hours)


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