Thermal Properties of Matter — Concept Maps
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4 concept maps of Thermal Properties of Matter for ICSE Class 11 Physics, each also written out as a text outline. Covers Change of State, Latent Heat.
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Thermal Properties of Matter — Complete Chapter Overview
The map in words
- root((Thermal Properties
- of Matter))
- Temperature and Heat
- Temperature measures hotness
- Heat is energy in transit
- Thermal Equilibrium
- Direction of Heat Flow
- Thermometry
- Celsius Scale 0 to 100
- Fahrenheit Scale 32 to 212
- Kelvin Absolute Scale
- Triple Point 273.16 K
- Conversion Formulas
- Thermal Expansion
- Solids
- Linear alpha
- Superficial beta equals 2alpha
- Volume gamma equals 3alpha
- Ratio 1 to 2 to 3
- Liquids
- Real Expansion
- Apparent Expansion
- Real equals Apparent plus Vessel
- Gases
- Volume Expansion
- gamma equals 1 divided by T
- Anomalous Water
- Max Density at 4 Celsius
- Ice less dense than water
- Solids
- Specific Heat
- Q equals mcDeltaT
- Water 4186 J per kg K
- Thermal Capacity mc
- Water Equivalent W
- Calorimetry
- Heat Lost equals Heat Gained
- Method of Mixtures
- Calorimeter Design
- Change of State
- Melting and Fusion
- Vaporisation
- Sublimation
- Regelation
- Latent Heat
- Q equals mL
- Fusion Ice 80 cal per g
- Vaporisation Water 539 cal per g
- Heating Curve Analysis
- Temperature and Heat
Step-by-step process showing how liquid level changes during heating in a container
The map in words
- Initial → Heat: Temperature increases
- Heat → Container: Container expands first
- Container → Initial: Level drops from A to B
- Heat → Liquid: Liquid expands
- Liquid → Final: Level rises from B to C
- AC = Apparent, BC = Real
Comparison of three temperature scales with conversion formulas
The map in words
- Temperature Comparison
- Celsius
- Formula: °F = 9/5 °C + 32
- Formula: K = °C + 273.15
- Fahrenheit
- Formula: °C = 5/9 °F - 32
- Kelvin
- Absolute Scale: 0 K = Absolute Zero
- Celsius
Thermal properties describe how matter responds to heat, temperature change, expansion, and change of state.
The map in words
- Thermal properties describe how matter responds to heat, temperature change, expansion, and change of state.
- Temperature and heat
- Thermometry
- Temperature scales
- Ideal gas laws and absolute temperature
- Thermal expansion
- Expansion of solids
- Expansion of liquids
- Anomalous expansion of water
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