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Heat & Thermodynamics QuizVersion en ligne Test your grasp of heat, energy, and laws. par Shiva 1 What does the First Law of Thermodynamics state for a closed system? a ΔU = Q − W b ΔU = W − Q c Q = ΔU − W d W = ΔU − Q 2 Which method of heat transfer does not require matter to transfer heat? a Convection b Radiation c Advection d Conduction 3 If 2 g of ice at 0°C melts to water at 0°C, which quantity is needed? a Specific heat capacity b Thermal conductivity c Latent heat of fusion d Sensible heat 4 Q = mcΔT represents heat transferred when a substance undergoes a change in: a Temperature b Pressure c Volume d Phase 5 The temperature of an ideal gas in a closed system remains constant while doing work. What is ΔU? a ΔU = Q + W b ΔU = −W c ΔU = W d ΔU = Q 6 Which law relates the efficiency of a Carnot engine to its temperatures? a η = Qh/Qc b η = 1 − Tc/Th c η = Th/Tc d η = Th − Tc 7 In conduction, which material property mainly controls heat flow? a Specific heat b Density c Thermal conductivity d Thermal inertia 8 During a phase change at constant pressure, what happens to the temperature? a It falls b It rises c Temperature remains constant d It fluctuates 9 Entropy is a measure of what in a thermodynamic system? a Heat capacity b Temperature c Internal energy d Disorder or number of microstates 10 Which process can be described by Q = nΔH for a chemical reaction? a Work done by system b Temperature change only c Kinetic energy change d Enthalpy change at constant pressure Feedback 1 false 2 false 3 false 4 false 5 false 6 false 7 false 8 false 9 false 10 false

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Heat & Thermodynamics QuizVersion en ligne

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What does the First Law of Thermodynamics state for a closed system?

Which method of heat transfer does not require matter to transfer heat?

If 2 g of ice at 0°C melts to water at 0°C, which quantity is needed?

Q = mcΔT represents heat transferred when a substance undergoes a change in:

The temperature of an ideal gas in a closed system remains constant while doing work. What is ΔU?

Which law relates the efficiency of a Carnot engine to its temperatures?

In conduction, which material property mainly controls heat flow?

During a phase change at constant pressure, what happens to the temperature?

Entropy is a measure of what in a thermodynamic system?

Which process can be described by Q = nΔH for a chemical reaction?

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