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Density and Specific Heat Notes / Lesson

Density and Specific Heat Notes / Lesson

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Chemistry, Science

9th - 12th Grade

Hard

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BEN BAUER

Used 17+ times

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8 Slides • 11 Questions

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Density and Specific Heat Notes / Lesson

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Density

  • What is density?

  • Add the information from the video to your notes

  • Then answer the questions

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Multiple Choice

How is density measured?

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mass / volume

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volume / mass

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volume x mass

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mass x volum

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What color is the most dense?

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red

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yellow

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blue

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orange

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Approximately What is the density of water?

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1 g/cm3

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4.184 g/cm3

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0.5 g/cm3

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124 g/cm3

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Density of liquid water is 1 but.....

Depends upon temperature and air pressure, the colder the water the less dense it is until it freezes . . . the hotter the water the less dense it is until it evaporates



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Need to see some examples done using density

  • a couple examples worked through

  • Write down some appropriate notes

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You should

have completed your density notes


and completed your density worksheet from class


send both to your teacher over e mail

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Specific Heat

  • What is specific heat?

  • Take notes on the video

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Multiple Choice

What is the formula for specific heat?

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q =m c ΔTq\ =m\ c\ \Delta T

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m = q c ΔTm\ =\ q\ c\ \Delta T

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ΔT = m c q\Delta T\ =\ m\ c\ q

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c = m q ΔTc\ =\ m\ q\ \Delta T

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Multiple Choice

The higher the specific heat the

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more energy needed to raise the temp

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less energy needed to raise the temp

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it doesn't matter

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How to use the specific heat formula

take the appropriate notes


write down some example please


then try the examples in the following slide

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What you should have done

  • finished your notes on Specific Heat

  • Finished your Specific Heat WS from class

  • E mail both to your teacher

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