PHYSICS MOD7Q2

Sandueta, Josh Ernest Yap

Pasteur XII
What’s In
Bernoulli’s Principle Kelvin Specific Heat Thermal Expansion
Celsius Heat Temperature
Fahrenheit Pressure Thermal Equilibrium
T H E R M A L E X P A N S I O N Q W E A M S E E
Q E A Q A S H J K L T Y U I V C E L S I U S I T
A A M Q R F F R W F R W F M E I Y K P E I M E I
S D E P T A D E S M E I Y K P E R M E I R P A N
D S S E E H E D D Q E R U S S E R P M E B F E A
C F E A N R T E F M E I Y K P E R U M E I D E S
V G E R M E A R G S E E A E D D S E E A L P A N
O H R O U N R T H S E E A E D D S E E A I E A I
O J D U Y H Y T U M E I Y K P E R M E I U E A I
U G E Y O E U Y J R R U S S R U S S M E Q M E Q
N G A H U I I U I E E M E I Y K P E R M E M E Q
M I R N R T O L O E R U S E R U S E K E L V I N
E O S M E I Y K P E R U S E R U S E R U A Q A Q
S O F I R O K G L M E I Y K P E R U M E M S E D
B E R N O U L L I S P R I N C I P L E E R G E A
Z T U O R U L B O O K J W E R T Y U I L E T G I
S P E C I F I C H E A T M E I Y K P E R H R T Y
A H E A T C A P A C I T Y M E I Y K P E T Q W E

1. Temperature
2. Thermal Expansion
3. Thermal Equilibrium
4. Fahrenheit
5. Celsius
6. Kelvin
What’s New
1. It would stay at the top the more the wind is exerted to the cheese ball.
2. It would fall since there is only little wind pushing it
3. It would fall since gravity would have push it downwards
Activity 3
1 2 1
p v + pg h1+ P 1= p v 22+ pg h 2+ P2
2 1 2
pg h1 + P1= pg h2 + P2
 P 1−P2
=h2−h 1=13.1 meters
pg
Activity 4
1. Co = Ko - 273.15
= 355 – 273.15
= 81.85o C
2. Fo = 9/5 Co + 32
= 9/5 (230) + 32
= 471.6o F
3. Co = 5/9 (Fo-32)
= 5/9 (60-32)
= 15.56o C
Ko = Co + 273/15
= 15.56 + 273.15
= 288.71
4. C = 5/9 (Fo – 32)
o

= 5/9 (100 – 32)

= 37.78
5. F = 9/5 Co + 32
o

= 9/6 (150) + 32
= 327.6
Activity 4B
o
1. 30 F
2. 10o F
3. False
4. Tom
5. Yes
Activity 5

∆ L=αL ∆ T =( 19 x 10 C ) ( .500 m )( 30 C ) =¿2.85 x 10-4m

−6
1.
2. ∆ V =βV ∆ T =( 12 x 10−6 C ) ( 12 m )( 2.5 C )=¿3.60 x 10-3m
∆ V =βV ∆ T =( 3400 x 10 C ) (500 m ) ( 20C )=¿34m3
−6
3.
4. 2.4 x 10--5 oC-1
Acitvity 6
G: Mass – 25 g, Heat 0 – 100 C
S: q = mcΔT
  = (25 g)x(4.18 J/g·°C)[(100 C - 0 C)]
= (25 g)x(4.18 J/g·°C)x(100 C)
= 10450 J
A: q= 10450 J
Activity 7

1. Fire makes
the area
hotter
2. wind at 8. Closed
night makes boarders
the area makes an
colder area hotter

Things That 7. crowded

3. The sun
Causes people make
makes the
Changes in the area
area warmer
Temperature hotter

4. air
6. winds at
conditioning
day make the
makes the
area hotter
area colder
5. Place near
a water the
area is colder
Activity 8

Volume
Linear Expasion
Expansion

-Linear expansion -Both compose of -Volumetric

means change in changes because of expansion is the
one dimension temperature. area thermal
(length) - The coefficient of expansion
linear (α) and coefficient relates
volume (β) the change in a
expansion depend material's area
on the kind of dimensions to a
material that change in
experiences the temperature. 
temperature change.

Activity 9
The connection between all 4 is that 1st the Zeroth Law of thermodynamics would
require temperature of the temperature scales of Celsius, Kelvin and Fahrenheit where
it must reach in thermal equilibrium. Where temperature is the first things to find within
the Law, with its temperature scales depending on the heat or temperature it is finding
where as it continues that to solve using the zeroth law of thermodynamics all must be
thermal equilibrium to solve it.
Activity 10
T – thermal is heat
H – however knows no bound
E – even with the temperature
R – revolving in our time
M – merely giving us details
A – all proven right
L – leading for a better day
Assessment
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4. B.
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6. C.
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8. C.
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10. A.