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Heat and Its Effects on Matter

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Answer using the concepts of ScienceBits, Lesson 9, 3rd period

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Heat and Its Effects on Matter
 

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Answer using the concepts of ScienceBits, Lesson 9, 3rd period

by Yunuem Reyes Zotelo
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This physical quantity increases when a substance is heated and is measured in degrees Celsius or Kelvin

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The amount of energy required to raise the temperature of 1 kg of a substance by 1°C.

3

When you boil water, the energy that changes it to steam without a temperature increase is called _____.

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This instrument uses the principle of expansion of liquids to show how hot your food is.

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Why do metal lids loosen when dipped in hot water? Because the lid undergoes this process.

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This property explains why sand has higher temperatures than water in the same region.

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Sweating cools your body because the sweat absorbs this type of heat from your skin.

8

This happens when an object loses heat and its particles slow down.

9

In a thermometer, the liquid rises because it gains heat and _____.

10

Why do tires appear flatter in winter than in summer? Due to air _____.

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