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Specific Heat Capacity OALH

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Question 1
1.

Define “latent heat”

Question 2
2.

Define “latent heat of vaporisation”

Question 3
3.

Define “latent heat of fusion”

Question 4
4.

Name the piece of equipment you would use to accurately measure the volume of water

Question 5
5.

Convert this number to 3 significant figures - 76584

Question 6
6.

sketch a cooling curve and label it

Key Knowledge - LCWC
Question 7
7.

Define “specific heat capacity”

Question 8
8.

What is the equation for calculating specific heat capacity?

Question 9
9.

Define “specific heat capacity”

Question 10
10.

What is the equation for calculating specific heat capacity?

Recall Quiz
Question 11
11.

Is - No Temperature change - to do with Specific Latent Heat, Specific Heat Capacity or Both?

Question 12
12.

Is - 1Kg of a substance - to do with Specific Latent Heat, Specific Heat Capacity or Both?

Question 13
13.

Is - Change in Temperature of 1oC - to do with Specific Latent Heat, Specific Heat Capacity or Both?

Question 14
14.

Is - Amount of energy required - to do with Specific Latent Heat, Specific Heat Capacity or Both?

Question 15
15.

Is - For a change of state - to do with Specific Latent Heat, Specific Heat Capacity or Both?

I Do
Question 16
16.

I Do - A 2kg sample of salt water was heated up by 10⁰C. The specific heat capacity of salt water is 3985 J/kg ⁰C. Calculate the energy change in Joules to 2dp.

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Question 17
17.

We Do
A 1kg sample of paraffin was heated up by 13⁰C. The overall energy change was 30,000J. Calculate the specific heat capacity to 2dp.

You Do
Question 18
18.

You Do
A 5.4kg sample of oil was heated up by 8⁰C. The overall energy change was 40000J. Calculate the specific heat capacity to 2dp.

Question 19
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When the car engine is working normally, 2 kg of coolant passes through the radiator each second. The temperature of the coolant falls from 112 °C to 97 °C. Specific heat capacity of the coolant = 3800 J/kg °C.
Calculate the energy transferred each second from the coolant.

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Question 20
20.

Calculate the specific heat capacity of a block of unknown metal using this data.
Mass = 2kg, temperature change = 7⁰C and energy = 1240J