This document contains questions about thermal physics concepts including phase changes and heat transfer. It asks the reader to calculate amounts of substances boiled away given heat input and latent heat values. It also asks the reader to calculate heat required to change a substance's state and draw a temperature-energy graph showing phase changes for a new compound based on provided heat capacity and latent heat values over a temperature range. The document tests understanding of core thermal physics concepts.
This document contains questions about thermal physics concepts including phase changes and heat transfer. It asks the reader to calculate amounts of substances boiled away given heat input and latent heat values. It also asks the reader to calculate heat required to change a substance's state and draw a temperature-energy graph showing phase changes for a new compound based on provided heat capacity and latent heat values over a temperature range. The document tests understanding of core thermal physics concepts.
This document contains questions about thermal physics concepts including phase changes and heat transfer. It asks the reader to calculate amounts of substances boiled away given heat input and latent heat values. It also asks the reader to calculate heat required to change a substance's state and draw a temperature-energy graph showing phase changes for a new compound based on provided heat capacity and latent heat values over a temperature range. The document tests understanding of core thermal physics concepts.
This document contains questions about thermal physics concepts including phase changes and heat transfer. It asks the reader to calculate amounts of substances boiled away given heat input and latent heat values. It also asks the reader to calculate heat required to change a substance's state and draw a temperature-energy graph showing phase changes for a new compound based on provided heat capacity and latent heat values over a temperature range. The document tests understanding of core thermal physics concepts.
Phase change 1 How much bromine is boiled away if it is heated by a 45 watt heater for 22 minutes? The specific latent heat of vaporization is 193 000 J kg–1. ................................................................................................................................................................................... ................................................................................................................................................................................... ................................................................................................................................................................................... ................................................................................................................................................................................... 2 How much CO2 is boiled away if it is heated by a 100.0 watt heater for 13 minutes? The specific latent heat of vaporization is 574 000 J kg–1. ................................................................................................................................................................................... ................................................................................................................................................................................... ................................................................................................................................................................................... ................................................................................................................................................................................... 3 How much heat is required to change 1.47 kg of H2O at 68.0 oC to steam at 144 oC? The specific latent heat of vaporization of water is 2 257 000 J kg–1 and the specific heat capacity of water is 4186 J kg–1 K–1 and steam 1996 J kg–1 K–1. ................................................................................................................................................................................... ................................................................................................................................................................................... ................................................................................................................................................................................... ................................................................................................................................................................................... 4 A newly discovered compound has respective specific heat capacities of 2456 J kg–1K–1, 5107 J kg–1K–1, and 2904 Jkg–1 K–1 for its solid, liquid, and gas states. Its specific latent heat of fusion is 298 000 J kg–1 and its specific latent heat of vaporization is 1 785 000 J kg–1. Draw a temperature against energy graph for this compound. Assume that its mass is 2.76 kg and its freezing and boiling points are –10 oC and 125 oC respectively. Start the graph at –50 oC and finish at 150 oC.
5 Explain the graph in question 4 in terms of molecular behaviour.
