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Answer Scheme Module Heat

The document contains an answer scheme for a heat energy test with multiple choice and structured questions. It addresses topics like heat transfer, thermal equilibrium, specific heat capacity, changes in temperature, Boyle's law, and gas pressure. The answer scheme provides the correct answers and allocation of marks for each question.

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Answer Scheme Module Heat

The document contains an answer scheme for a heat energy test with multiple choice and structured questions. It addresses topics like heat transfer, thermal equilibrium, specific heat capacity, changes in temperature, Boyle's law, and gas pressure. The answer scheme provides the correct answers and allocation of marks for each question.

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ANSWER SCHEME (HEAT)

Question Answer Scheme Markah Markah


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STRUCTURE QUESTIONS
1 (a) Heat energy is transferred from the hot coffee to the metal 1
Spoon and also from the metal spoon to the hot coffee.
(b) increase/higher 1
(c) Zero/0 1 4
(d) Thermal equilibrium 1

2 (a) Thermal equilibrium 1


(b) (i) 20 -6 = 14 cm 1
(ii) = (16-6)(20-6) x 100 1
= 71.43 °C 1
(iii) Less than 100 °C 1 12
(c) (i) small 1
(ii) Normal body temperature is 37 °C 1
(iii) small 1
(iv) Increase sensitivity 1
(v) Small 1
(vi) More accurate/increase sensitivity 1
(vii) Q 1

3 (a) Heat energy required to increase temperature of 1 kg 1


substance by 1 °C
(b) (i) Low specific heat capacity material/good heat conductor 1
(ii) Close food by using frying pan lid 1
(c) (i) Q = mcθ 1
1600 = 0.5 x 4200 θ 1 6
Θ = 0.76 °C
(ii) Heat loss to the surrounding 1

4 (a) 218 °C 1

(b) Same/unchanged 1

(c) Q =pt
Q = (0.1x103) ((3.6-1.0)x60) 1
= 15 600 J 1
(d) Q = mL
15 600 J = (0.05 kg) L 1 7
L = 312 000 Jkg-1 1

5 (a) Force per unit area 1


(b) - the force exerted by the molecule hitting the wall and the 1
molecule bounces off the wall of the container
- its direction is changed, creating a change of momentum 1
- the rate of change of momentum of the gas molecule is the 1
cause of the force on the wall which creates gas pressure.
(c) -4 +273 = 269 K 6
32 + 273= 305 K
2.7
𝑃= 𝑥 305
269 1
3.08 atm 1

6 (a) Measure gas pressure/trapped air pressure 1


(b)(i) Diagram 5.1<Diagram 5.2 1
(ii) Diagram 5.1>Diagram 5.2 1
(iii) Diagram 5.1=Diagram 5.2 1
(c) As the pressure increase, the volume decrease 1 8
(d) Boyle’s law 1
Increase 1
the temperature increase, volume of trapped air increase 1
UNDERSTANDING & CONCEPT QUESTIONS
1 -The thermometer is placed in freezing ice and mark the upper 1
column of mercury as L0//Diagram
-The thermometer is placed in boiling water and mark the upper 1
column of mercury as L100/Diagram 4
-Divide the distance between L0 and L100 in 100 divisions 1
- 1°C = I division 1
2 - The thermometer is put under the tongue/inside the mouth/under 1
armpit. 1 4
- the heat is transferred from the body to the thermometer. 1
- alcohol liquid expand until it reaches a state of thermal equilibrium 1
- the temperature of the thermometer is the same as the body.
3 - more volume or quantity of water 1
- need more heat 1 4
- Q = mcθ, Q = mL 1
- Heat directly proportional to mass and time 1
4 - sand and sea water receive same amount of heat. 1
- specific heat capacity of sand is low 1 4
- specific heat capacity of sea water is high- sand become hot faster 1
than sea water// temperature of sand higher than temperature of sea 1
water//sand hotter than sea water//sea water cooler than sand.
5 - alcohol has lower boiling point. 1
- alcohol evaporates easily and readily 1 4
- alcohol has lower latent heat vaporization 1
- alcohol absorbs heat from hand at a faster rate 1
6 - the molecules are in continuous random motion 1
- molecules will collide with the wall of the container and bounce 1 4
back.
- there is a change in momentum and a force is exerted on the wall. 1
- force per unit area will produce pressure 1
7 - A the air bubble rises to the surface of the lake, the depth of water 1
decreases 4
- the pressure at the surface decreases 1
- pressure is directly proportional to depth 1
- when pressure decreases the volume increases. 1
FULL FORMAT ESSAY
1 (a) Form of energy// the energy transferred from hot object to 1
cold object.
(b) 1. both have same final temperature. 1
2. time taken for plastic spoon to become hot is longer. 1
3. rate of change of temperature for plastic spoon is lower. 1
4. the higher the specific heat capacity, the longer the time 1
taken for the spoon to become hot//vice versa
5. the higher the specific heat capacity, the lower the rate of 1
20
change of temperature//vice versa
(c) - the temperature of coffee is higher than surrounding 1
- heat from coffee transfers to surrounding 1
- heat transfers until achieve thermal equilibrium 1
- rate of heat transfer is equal / /temperature re equal/net rate 1
of heat transfer is zero.
(d) Modifications Reason
Cork//hallow plastic Good insulator/poor heat 2
conductor/less heat transfer trough
stopper
vacuum Heat from hot water cannot lost
through conduction and 2
convection
Made of glass Trap heat in the flask/reduce the 2
rate of heat loss
Shinny Trap heat in the flask/reduce the
surface/silvered rate of heat loss. 2
surface
Plastic Insulator/reduce heat loss/reflect
material//metal heat from surrounding 2
material
2 (a) (i) Heat needed to increase of 1 kg substance by 1°C. 1
(ii) - Amount of heat supplied is same 1
- specific heat capacity of aluminium dust is higher 1
- final temperature of aluminium dust is lowered
- change of temperature of aluminium dust is lowered 1
- change of temperature increases, the specific heat capacity 1
decreases.
(b) - good heat conductor has a smaller specific heat capacity 1
- hence the body of the cooking pot can be heated up very 1
fast/ easy to hot
- poor heat conductor has a larger specific heat capacity. 1
- hence the handle may absorb a greater amount of heat 1
without high increase in temperature. 20
(c) Modifications Reason
Add more ice Large mass of ice can absorb more 2
heat from the drinks
Container made of High specific heat capacity
heat insulator 2
Container Cool down at slower rate
substance: high 2
specific heat
capacity
Use lid To reduce heat absorbed from the
surrounding 2
Low density Lighter 2
material
White container Reflect heat 2

3 (a) (i) Heat energy required to increase the temperature of 1 kg 1


substance by 1°C
(ii) -liquid x and liquid y have same initial temperature. Hence , 1
both of the metal ball have same temperature.
- liquid x has lower specific heat capacity than liquid y 1
- the increase of temperature of liquid x is faster than liquid 1
y.
- Hence, the final temperature of liquid x is higher than 1
liquid y.

(b) (i) Heat energy supplied for liquid x


Q = mcθ 1
20
= (0.3) (2100) (40-25)
= 9450 J 1

Heat energy supplied for liquid x


Q = mcθ 1
= (0.3) (4200) 30-25)
1
= 6300 J
(ii) Heat loss to the surrounding 1
Characteristic Explanation
Steel pot Does not easily rust 2
Has release valve Able to release high gas
2
pressure inside the pot
Has sealer ring Avoid leakage of pressure 2
inside the pot
Multi layer Withstand high pressure 2
The most suitable is Q because pot made from steel, has 2
release valve, sealer ring and multi layer pot.

4 (a) Force per unit area 1


(b) - the ocean is deep so the pressure is high at seabed 1
- the nature of the fish is to stay in the high pressure 1
surrounding
- when brought towards the surface, the pressure decreases, 1
volume of the fish increases.
- the gas in the body will expand so the internal organ of the 1
fish will burst.
(c) (i) T1=27 + 273 = 300 K
T2 = 155 + 273 = 428 K
150 𝑃2 1
=
300 428
P2 = 214 MPa 1
(ii) Q = mcθ
2000 1 20
𝑐=
(14)(155 − 27)
= 1.116 Jkg-1 °C-1 1
(ii) Always store the gas cylinder in an upright position// put the 1
gas cylinder away from other combustible and flammable
materials.
Modifications Reason
Sponge Insulator /prevent conduction of heat 2
Many cooling Giving out latent heat of vaporization
fins to the surrounding 2
Big expansion Latent heat absorbed as the liquid
valve evaporates 2
Big freezer Can save a lot of food/ accommodate
compartment more food 2
Choose R. Sponge, many cooling fin, big expansion valve,
big freezer compartment. 2

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