Name: Effect of Temperature on Interconversion of States
Uploaded: 2019-07-19
Duration: 5 min 17 s
Description: The effect of heat on the physical state of water is explained in this video, along with its melting point and boiling point in an interesting way through gr...

Question

Match the following:

$1$ . Heat	$0 ° C$
$2$ . Temperature	$100 ° C$
$3$ . Thermal Equilibrium	kelvin
$4$ . Ice cube	No heat flow
$5$ . Boiling water	joule

Accepted Answer

$1$ . Heat - joule

Heat is a form of energy, so it will have the SI unit joule, same as energy.

$2$ . Temperature -kelvin

The SI unit of temperature is kelvin. Temperature is the degree of hotness or coldness of a body. Temperature is measured using a thermometer.

$3$ . Thermal Equilibrium - No heat flow

Thermal equilibrium exists when two objects in thermal contact no longer affect each other's temperature. At equilibrium, no heat will flow between the bodies.

$4$ . Ice cube - $0 ° C$

Water freezes at $0 ° C$ and forms ice. This process of phase transition from liquid to solid is called freezing.

$5$ . Boiling water - $5$

Water boils at $100 ° C$ and forms steam. Water can evaporate at any temperature, but it can boil only at $100 ° C$ . The condensation point of water is also $100^{°} C$ .

$1$ . Heat joule

$2$ . Temperature kelvin

$3$ . Thermal Equilibrium No heat flow

$4$ . Ice cube $0 ° C$

$5$ . Boiling water $100 ° C$

Match the following:

$1$ . Heat $0 ° C$

$2$ . Temperature $100 ° C$

$3$ . Thermal Equilibrium kelvin

$4$ . Ice cube No heat flow

$5$ . Boiling water joule

Important Questions on Heat

Learn and Prepare for any exam you want !

Match the following: 1. Heat 0°C 2. Temperature 100°C 3. Thermal Equilibrium kelvin 4. Ice cube No heat flow 5. Boiling water joule

Important Questions on Heat

Learn and Prepare for any exam you want !

Match the following:

$1$ . Heat $0 ° C$

$2$ . Temperature $100 ° C$

$3$ . Thermal Equilibrium kelvin

$4$ . Ice cube No heat flow

$5$ . Boiling water joule