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    This document contains formulas related to heat and thermodynamics. It provides equations for temperature conversions between Fahrenheit, Celsius and Kelvin scales. The first law of thermodynamics relates changes in internal energy to heat and work. Formulas are given for work done by or on a gas, equilibrium temperature between two objects at different temperatures, potential and kinetic energy changes, efficiency, heat transfer, phase changes, electric force, electric field, and conservation of energy.

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    This document contains formulas related to heat and thermodynamics. It provides equations for temperature conversions between Fahrenheit, Celsius and Kelvin scales. The first law of thermodynamics relates changes in internal energy to heat and work. Formulas are given for work done by or on a gas, equilibrium temperature between two objects at different temperatures, potential and kinetic energy changes, efficiency, heat transfer, phase changes, electric force, electric field, and conservation of energy.

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    PHYSICS FORMULAS 3rd. Bimester 2012

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    This document contains formulas related to heat and thermodynamics. It provides equations for temperature conversions between Fahrenheit, Celsius and Kelvin scales. The first law of thermodynamics relates changes in internal energy to heat and work. Formulas are given for work done by or on a gas, equilibrium temperature between two objects at different temperatures, potential and kinetic energy changes, efficiency, heat transfer, phase changes, electric force, electric field, and conservation of energy.

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    HEAT AND THERMODYNAMICS FORMULAS

    9
    Temperature conversions: TF = T + 32 ; TK = TC + 273 Thermodynamics 1st. Law: ∆U=Q-W
    5 C
    m c T + m2c 2T2
    Equilibrium temperature: T = 1 1 1 Work done by/on the gas: W = P ⋅ (V f − Vi )
    m1c1 + m2c 2
    € 1
    Vcil = π r 2 h or V=A.d
    € ∆PE=mgh ∆ KE = mv 2
    2
    W net 1− Qc €
    Efficiency: eff =€ = , W = Qh − Qc Heat: Q = mcΔT,c w = 1cal /g˚C or 4187J /Kg˚C
    Qh Qh
    Change of phase: Q = mh f or Q = mhv for water: h f = 3.33 × 10 5 J /Kg(80cal /g)
    hv = 2.26 × 10 6 J /Kg(540cal /g)
    € € €
    € q1q2 9
    q
    Electric force: Fe = 9 × 10 9 2 Electric field: E = 9 × 10 2
    Conservation of energy ∆PE + ∆KE + ∆U=0
    € € d d€
    €
    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    HEAT AND THERMODYNAMICS FORMULAS
    € 9
    Temperature conversions: TF = T + 32 ; TK = TC + 273 Thermodynamics 1st. Law: ∆U=Q-W
    5 C
    m c T + m2c 2T2
    Equilibrium temperature: T = 1 1 1 Work done by/on the gas: W = P ⋅ (V f − Vi )
    m1c1 + m2c 2
    € 1
    Vcil = π r 2 h or V=A.d
    € ∆PE=mgh ∆ KE = mv 2
    2
    W net 1− Qc €
    Efficiency: eff =€ = , W = Qh − Qc Heat: Q = mcΔT,c w = 1cal /g˚C or 4187J /Kg˚C
    Qh Qh
    Change of phase: Q = mh f or Q = mhv for water: h f = 3.33 × 10 5 J /Kg(80cal /g)
    hv = 2.26 × 10 6 J /Kg(540cal /g)
    € € €
    € q1q2 9
    q
    Electric force: Fe = 9 × 10 9 2 Electric field: E = 9 × 10 2
    Conservation of energy ∆PE + ∆KE + ∆U=0
    € € d d€
    €
    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    €AND THERMODYNAMICS FORMULAS
    HEAT
    9
    Temperature conversions: TF = T + 32 ; TK = TC + 273 Thermodynamics 1st. Law: ∆U=Q-W
    5 C
    m c T + m2c 2T2
    Equilibrium temperature: T = 1 1 1 Work done by/on the gas: W = P ⋅ (V f − Vi )
    m1c1 + m2c 2
    € 1
    Vcil = π r 2 h or V=A.d
    € ∆PE=mgh ∆ KE = mv 2
    2
    W 1− Qc €
    Efficiency: eff =€ net = , W = Qh − Qc Heat: Q = mcΔT,c w = 1cal /g˚C or 4187J /Kg˚C
    Qh Qh
    Change of phase: Q = mh f or Q = mhv for water: h f = 3.33 × 10 5 J /Kg(80cal /g)
    hv = 2.26 × 10 6 J /Kg(540cal /g)
    € € €
    € q q 9
    q
    Electric force: Fe = 9 × 10 9 1 22 Electric field: E = 9 × 10 Conservation of energy ∆PE + ∆KE + ∆U=0
    2
    € € d d€
    €

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