
Chemistry 7.1: Transferring Heat
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How does an insulated mug keep cool drinks cool and hot drinks hot?
It prevents heat from getting in
It prevents heat from getting out
Both
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Multiple Choice
Heat energy is due to the _____ of atoms or molecules in a system.
bonds
shape
motion
potential motion
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Multiple Choice
Conduction relies on collisions between molecules. Based on this, which material should conduct heat the best?
A liquid
A solid
A gas
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Multiple Choice
Why do cities on some coasts have moderate weather?
They are far north.
They are far south.
They are near the ocean.
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Multiple Choice
Before the iron block was added to the beaker of water, which substance had more energy?
The beaker of water
The block of iron
They had the same amount of energy
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Multiple Choice
In which direction did the heat flow when the iron block was added to the beaker of water?
From the iron block to the water
From the water to the iron block
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Multiple Choice
After the iron block was added to the beaker of water and they were allowed to come to equilibrium, which substance had more energy?
The beaker of water
The iron block
They had the same amount of energy
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Multiple Choice
What happens to the energy of the surroundings when the glass of ice is melting?
It increases
It decreases
It stays the same
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Multiple Choice
What happens to the energy of the ice when the glass of ice is melting?
It increases
It decreases
It stays the same
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How much energy would it take to raise the temperature of 10 g of water by 10 degrees Celsius?
Formula: Q = cmΔT
c = 4.186 g°CJ
4186 J
41,860 J
418.6 J
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Multiple Choice
Which substance had the largest temperature change when heated?
Gold
Aluminum
Water
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Multiple Choice
How much energy does it take to convert 20 kg of water from liquid to gas?
Formula: Q = mLvapor
Lvapor = 2256 kgkJ
2260 kJ
45,120 kJ
83,720 kJ
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Multiple Choice
How much energy is needed to melt a 10 kg block of aluminum?
Formula: Q = mLfusion
Lfusion = 400 kgkJ
11,000 kJ
4,000 kJ
1,100 kJ
400 kJ
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