G6A U3M2L2 Changes in Temperature

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Vocabulary

• Thermal Contraction

• Thermal Expansion

• Heat

• Open system

• Closed system

Multiple Choice

The correct answer is

• A

• B

• C

• D

Multiple Choice

Snow melts after the sun rises because of the addition of ______

• force

• thermal energy

• kinetic energy

• potential energy

​Thermal contraction

• Kinetic energy?

• Collisions between particles?

• Distance between particles?

​Thermal Expansion

• Kinetic energy?

• Collisions between particles?

• Distance between particles?

Multiple Choice

What would happen to a fully inflated balloon that is left in a car on a hot day?

• The air in the balloon will continue to expand and it might pop.

• The balloon will maintain its volume. It will not expand nor contract.

Multiple Choice

What is happening to the particles of gas inside the balloon under the sun?

• As heat is added, the particles move slower, which decreases the space between them, decreasing the volume.

• As heat is added, the particles move faster, which increases the space between them, increasing the volume.

​Particles During Contraction and Expansion

• Number of particles.

• Space between particles.

• Size of each particle.

• The volume that the particles take up.

Multiple Select

During expansion and contraction, ________ and _______ remain the same.

• number of particles

• space between particles

• size of each particle

• the volume that the particles take up

Multiple Select

During expansion and contraction, ________ and _______ change.

• number of particles

• space between particles

• size of each particle

• the volume that the particles take up

Multiple Select

When hot soup cools down, what happens to the thermal energy?

• It is transferred to the bowl

• It is transferred to the table

• It disappears

• It is transferred to the surrounding air.

​How Does Thermal Energy Move Between Object?

Multiple Choice

Thermal energy moves from ______

• ice cream to air

• air to ice cream

Multiple Choice

Thermal energy moves from ____

• ice to soda

• soda to ice

Multiple Choice

Thermal energy moves from ______

• mug to hands

• hands to mug

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​Learning Objective

Compare Between The Effects of High and Low Temperature on Gas Pressure.

​Vocabulary

• Pressure: the amount of force per unit area applied to an object's surface.

• Air pressure: the force caused by collisions of air particles around objects.

​Page 101

Why does the liquid stay in the straw?

• When you place your finger on top of the straw, you reduce the air pressure on top of the liquid.

• The liquid stays in the straw because there is more air pressure acting on the bottom of the liquid than at the top.

​Page 101

How Gas Pressure is Measured?

​Gas pressure is measured by the number of collisions of the particles with the container.

• Pressure's unit is atmosphere (atm).

• The pressure at sea level is 1 atm.

​Page 101

Categorize

Options (5)

By number of collisions

More collisions

Less collisions

Organize these options into the right categories

Measuring Pressure

High pressure

Low pressure

Drag and Drop

Pressure of gases is measured by the number of

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of particles ​ ​

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the container.

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

with

collisions

motion lines

in

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​15 minutes.

Drag and Drop

When the temperature increase, the pressure

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When the temperature decrease, the pressure ​

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Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

increase

decrease

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