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Temperature and thermal energy

Temperature and thermal energy

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Science

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11th Grade

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7 Slides • 11 Questions

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Temperature

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Multiple Choice

What are always in CONSTANT MOTION for all types of matter?

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gases

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particles

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liquids

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Multiple Choice

When we measure the TEMPERATURE of something, we are measuring the _________ kinetic energy of all of the particles in that substance.

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AVERAGE

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TOTAL

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Multiple Choice

When we add heat to a substance, its particles begin to speed up, which ________ their kinetic energy.

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does nothing to

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decreases

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increases

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Fill in the Blanks

The freezing point of water is

Type answer...

oC.

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The boiling point of water is

Type answer...

oC.

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Multiple Choice

The term ABSOLUTE ZERO refers to what temperature?

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0 oC

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0 oF

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0 K

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Multiple Choice

When we measure the THERMAL ENERGY of an object, we are measuring the _________ kinetic energy of all of the particles in that substance.

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AVERAGE

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TOTAL

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Multiple Choice

The more particles at a given temperature, the ______ thermal energy.

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LESS

2

MORE

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Multiple Choice

So, if a TEASPOON full of water and a BATH TUB full of water have THE SAME TEMPERATURE, which one has MORE THERMAL ENERGY?

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the teaspoon full of water

(it has fewer particles)

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the bath tub full of water

(it has more particles)

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neither; they have the same amount of thermal energy

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Multiple Choice

When a pot of water begins to boil, the temperature of the water will stay at _______ until all of the water has evaporated.

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110oC

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100oC

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100oF

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Multiple Choice

We know that 0oC is the FREEZING point of water.

What is the MELTING point of water?

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0oC

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100oC

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5oC

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Temperature

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