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Monday, July 20, 2009

Learn about Heat Transfer and Its Consequences







Today we learn about heat.






Heat is used in daily life..There are 3 processes that are Conduction, Convectiion and Radiation.





* Conduction is the transfer of heat energy through a material to protect it from the hot to the cold regions without any visible movement or flow of the material.






* There are to substances in life that are the conductor and insulator...






  • The insuulators are for example are water, glass, plastic or wood etc.


  • The conductors are for examples are metal such as brass, steel,invar etc.



Convection is the transfer of heat from one part of the fluid to another by the circulating movement of the fluid itself. Radiation transfer heat in the form of electromagnetic waves and does not need a medium.







The meaning of the words is as shown below :






  • CONVECTION - MOVING MOLECULES TRANSFER HEAT THROUGH LIQUID OR GAS


  • CONDUCTION - HEAT MOVES THROUGH HOT SURFACE ONTO HOT TO COLD SURFACE


  • RADIATION - TRANSFER HEAT IN THE FORM OF ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES .






** TO REDUCE THE LOSS OR GAIN HEAT BY RADIATION , AN OBJECT SHOULD HAVE A SHINY, SILVERY OR/AND SMOOTH SURFACE TO HAVE AN INCREASE OF THE LOSS OR GAIN HEAT BY THE RADIATION AROUND THE SURROUNDING BY HAVING A DULL, BLACK AND HAVE A VERY ROUGH SURFACE.



CONVECTION GIVES RISE TO SEA AND LAND BREEZES. DURING THE DAY, THE LANDS HEAT UP FASTER AND REACHES A HIGHER TEMPERATURE MUCH MORE EASILY. THE AIR OVE R THE LAND GETS HEATED UP, EXPANDS AND WOULD BECOMES DENSER AND WOULD RISE. THE FLOW OF COOL AIR FROM THE SEA TOWARDS THE LAND THAT WOULD PRODUCE A SEA BREEZE.


THIS IS AN EXAMPLE OF A SEA BREEEZE..

A vacuum/ thermos flask keep things close to their original temperature by reducing the transfer of heat between the flask and its surrounding. Heat is obtained from various sources such as the SUN, burning fuels, and electrical heating appliances. Solar heaters are used to absorb heat from the Sun. It is also an easier way to save electricity !! 'o'

Monday, July 13, 2009

Changes of States




Today we learn about changes of states....
There are melting,freezing,boiling and condensation

MELTING :

Melting is the changes of change of state from the SOLID state to the LIQUId state..
(HEHE..)


BOILING:

Boiling is about a change of state from LIQUID state to GAS state where there is a change of tempereture..


*** I LIKE WHEN MY SCIENCE TEACHER THOUGHT ABOUT RIVET. THESE ARE SOME OF THE E.G:

contraction and expansion
gtg ..

What We've Learnt....

Today we learnt a lot of things..
Not sure where to start..
Hm...
We learn about Riveting..
Melting...

Boiling..
Freezing...
Condensation...
Riveting...
Rivet is a permanent mechanical fastener.
It tightens two metals together ..
A cool rivet:
2 metal plates tighten together when
rivet contracts...

Melting**
+ Change of state from solid to liquid without a change
in temperature....
E.G. Ice melts at 0 degree celcius........
Condensation.....
Condensation is the change of the physical state of aggregation (or simply state) of matter from gaseous phase into liquid phase.

Boiling........

Boiling, a type of phase transition, is the rapid vaporization of a liquid, which typically occurs when a liquid is heated to its boiling point, the temperature at which the vapor pressure of the liquid is equal to the pressure exerted on the liquid by the surrounding environmental pressure.

Freezing............
Freezing or solidification is the process in which a liquid turns into a solid when cold enough. Melting, the process of turning a solid to a liquid, is almost the exact opposite of freezing.
All known liquids freezes and their temperature has fixed points which is 0 degree celcius....
Okay, got to go now..
Toodlez...

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Got pics for u guys to c..

Monday, July 6, 2009

+++++ Liquid In Glass++

***************** * The physical property of liquid in glass*
*Volume of fixed mass of liquid*
** The Physical property of Thermocouple**
** Amount of electromotive force
***( Electric Current)**
%%% The Physical property of Bimetallic Thermometer%%%%
++ Unequal expansion and contraction of two types
of metals.....
That's all folks..
$anc#!ko & Nad!a

Thermocouple..

Things that We've Learn

****************************** Temperature and Heat**********************************

Hey you guys!!!
Today, in class, me and my friend Farah, learn new things that is Temperature and the usage of thermometer...

So, what is Temperature..?
Exactly.. there are more than 1 thermometer use...
It is the measure of hotness/coldness of an object...
Hm..
Do they use any instrument to measure.....?
YES! It is thermometer...
A thermometer has 2 physical properties that consists of volume and electromotive force...(Voltage)..


Every thermometer is needed a fixed point for a standard so that other temperatures can be defined...
The SI unit... for a temperature is Kelvin... (K)
Hey!!!
Kelvin!!!
That's our friend's name...