GCSE Physics: Energy, Heating, COnduction

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What is the role of an insulator in heat transfer?

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Which of the following best describes the process of conduction?

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Why does heat move from hot to cold?

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Which material would be considered the best thermal conductor?

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What happens to particles in a solid as they are heated?

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What is the formula for calculating energy transferred in heating?

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Which of the following would be a good insulator?

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When does the peak intensity of radiation shift towards shorter wavelengths?

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What is meant by a “perfect black body”?

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Why is loft insulation effective in homes?

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If a 30 W heater runs for 5 minutes, how much energy does it provide?

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What happens to the temperature rise if the same heat energy is applied to a block of double the mass?

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Which method of heat transfer occurs in gases and liquids but not in solids?

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What does thermal conductivity indicate?

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When viewed through an infrared camera, which parts of a house would appear blue?

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Which materials would be effective for making a thermal flask?

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Which statements about specific heat capacity are correct?

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Which factors would decrease the amount of heat loss in a house?

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Which are properties of a perfect black body?

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Which of the following methods can be used to reduce heat loss from a building?

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Which of these changes occur when an object is heated?

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Which conditions increase the rate of infrared radiation emission from a surface?

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Which of the following materials are considered insulators?

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Which factors affect the rate of heat transfer by conduction?

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Which of the following are good conductors of heat?

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