Thermal Physics

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1 - Heat vs Temperature

• I can explain the relationship between temperature and molecular kinetic energy
  
• I can describe the energies present in an object’s total internal energy
  
• I can convert between Celsius and Kelvin
  
• I can describe the nature of molecules when at a temperature of absolute zero
  
• I can compare temperature (average KE) and heat (total KE)
  
• I can relate average molecular kinetic energy with absolute temperature
  
• I can calculate the average molecule speed for a molecule at a certain temperature
  
• I can describe the molecular process that allows heat to flow
  

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2 - Specific Heat Capacity

• I can define specific heat capacity with proper units
  
• I can describe the effect of larger or smaller specific heat values 
  
• I can relate specific heat capacity to the heat energy and temperature change
  
• I can describe how a calorimeter uses the conservation of heat to study a material’s specific heat
  
• I can experimentally determine the specific heat capacity of a material
  

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3 - Specific Latent Heat

• I can identify key features in a material’s heating curve
  
• I can describe why a heating curve plateaus during phase changes
  
• I can describe the different ways that the heat added to a system can become internal energy
  
• I can define specific latent heat with proper units
  
• I can calculate the heat required to cause a certain amount of a substance to change phases
  
• I can compare the processes of evaporation and boiling
  

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4 - Conduction, Convection, and Radiation

• I can define the thermal transfer processes of conduction, convection, and radiation
  
• I can quantify and calculate thermal conductivity
  
• I can describe convection in terms of fluid density differences
  

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5 - Gas Properties

• I can define pressure with appropriate fundamental and derived units
• I can describe the importance of having a large quantity like the “mole” defined
• I can use the average atomic weight of an element to convert between mass and moles

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6 - Gas Laws

• I can describe the conditions necessary for a substance to be considered an ideal gas
  
• I can describe the relationship between volume, pressure, and temperature for an ideal gas
  
• I can describe changes in pressure in terms of kinetic molecular theory
  
• I can use the Ideal Gas Law to solve for pressure, volume, amount, or temperature
  
• I can use the Ideal Gas Law to describe how changing one or more variable(s) affects another
  
• I can calculate the total internal energy for an ideal gas
  

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7 - Heat, Mechanics, and Electricity

• I can use conservation to calculate the temperature change when mechanical energy is converted to heat
• I can relate power and time to the applied heat energy
• I can connect electrical power to heat energy for electrical heating elements

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