Answers to Ch. 9 Heat: Section Quizzes
Section 1: Temperature and Thermal Equilibrium
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Section 2: Defining Heat
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Section 3: changes in temperature and phase
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Additional Problems (wkbook problem C, page 94-95: 1,2,6,7); quizzes (9-10 on all
quizzes)
Chapter review: 1, 2, 5, 10, 11-13, 15-17, 19, 20, 24-27, 31-32
Standardized test prep: All
Ch. 9 Review Questions pg 322-323
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Temperature increases as internal energy increases, except during a phase change.
The temperature of the two objects are the same.
a) the hot griddle (it has the same temperature but more mass)
b) the 1-kg block of ice (it has the same temperature but more mass
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1947 degrees F (melting point of gold) is 1064 degrees C, 1337 K
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b. Both have the same temperature, so no heat is transferred.
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When the air temperature is 35 degrees C
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None. Toast and oven are in thermal equilibrium
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Trapped air is a good insulator, so the internal energy of your body is not easily
transferred to the environment.
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Its temperature is likely to increase slightly because of the stirring adds energy.
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Stirring a hot cup of coffee causes hotter portions to come into contact with the
air, so heat is transferred from coffee to air at a faster rate.