Exam 20: Thermal Properties and Processes

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You are testing thermal conduction through two different materials, A and B, of the same cross-sectional area. Material A is twice as thick as material B, and the thermal conductivity of material A is three times higher than that of material B. What is the thermal resistance of A divided by the thermal resistance of B?

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The coefficient of linear expansion for a certain metal is α\alpha . The coefficient of area expansion for a square plate made of the same metal is approximately

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Two types of wall separate a refrigerated room from the rest of a building. Wall 1 has half the thermal conductivity of wall 2. Wall 2 is half as thick as wall 1. The two walls have the same area. The rate of heat flow through wall 2 compared with the rate of heat flow through wall 1 is

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An object at temperature 227 \circ C radiates energy at a net rate of R J/s. By what factor would the net rate of energy loss increase if the same object were at a temperature of 427 \circ C? Assume the surrounding temperature is 0 \circ C.

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  The graph shows isotherms of a gas plotted from van der Waal's equation. At which point is a mixture of liquid and vapor likely to be found? The graph shows isotherms of a gas plotted from van der Waal's equation. At which point is a mixture of liquid and vapor likely to be found?

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Under some conditions, real gases depart from Boyle's law due to

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The triple point of a substance gas is

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If the absolute temperature of an object is tripled, the rate at which it radiates thermal energy

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The axes on a phase diagram are

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A sheet of metal has a star shaped hole. What happens to the distance, d, when the temperature of the sheet is increased? A sheet of metal has a star shaped hole. What happens to the distance, d, when the temperature of the sheet is increased?

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The gas tank of your car can hold 60 L of gasoline. Do you get more gasoline in terms of the number of moles when you fill your tank when the gasoline is cold or hot? The coefficient of volume expansion for gasoline = 930 ×\times 10-6/K and that of steel is 33 ×\times 10-6/K.

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If the temperature on the warmer side of a wall is doubled, the rate at which heat is conducted through the wall

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  A change in temperature of 100º C causes a square plate to expand as shown in the figure. The coefficient of linear expansion of the plate is approximately A change in temperature of 100º C causes a square plate to expand as shown in the figure. The coefficient of linear expansion of the plate is approximately

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If the absolute temperature of an object is doubled, the rate at which it radiates thermal energy

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  A change in temperature of 100º C causes a square plate to expand as shown in the figure. The coefficient of linear expansion of the plate is approximately A change in temperature of 100º C causes a square plate to expand as shown in the figure. The coefficient of linear expansion of the plate is approximately

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A scuba tank of volume 40 L is filled with 200 moles of compressed air at a pressure of 100 atm. What is the volume occupied by O2?

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A square hole, 30 cm on each edge, is cut in the center of a square aluminum plate 1 m on a side. The coefficient of linear expansion of aluminum is 2.4 ×\times 10-5/Cº. If the plate is heated 25 ºC above the starting temperature, the area of the hole

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The coefficient of linear expansion of the steel in a certain bridge is 1.10 ×\times 10-5/Cº. If at a minimum winter temperature of -30ºC the bridge is 30.5 m long, at the summer maximum of 40ºC its length is increased about

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The length of an object varies with temperature according to L = -5T + 3T3 The coefficient of linear expansion of this object is

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The wall of a house consists of three layers: a wooden outer wall with an R factor of 1.0, a 3-in layer of fiberglass insulation with an R factor of 11, and a gypsum-board inner wall with an R factor of 0.33 (all R factors are in h · ft2 · Fº/Btu). When the temperature is 68ºF inside the house and - 4.0ºF outside, what is the rate of heat loss through an 8-ft by 15-ft section of this wall?

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