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    This document contains notes from a chapter 12.1 lecture on heat transfer and temperature scales. It defines the Celsius, Kelvin and Fahrenheit temperature scales, and notes their defining points of freezing and boiling water. It also explains that Kelvin does not include negative temperatures and defines absolute zero. The document further explains how calorimeters are used to measure heat transfer and specific heat capacity between objects, ensuring no energy is transferred to the surroundings.

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    This document contains notes from a chapter 12.1 lecture on heat transfer and temperature scales. It defines the Celsius, Kelvin and Fahrenheit temperature scales, and notes their defining points of freezing and boiling water. It also explains that Kelvin does not include negative temperatures and defines absolute zero. The document further explains how calorimeters are used to measure heat transfer and specific heat capacity between objects, ensuring no energy is transferred to the surroundings.

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    Chapter 12.1 Notes, PPT and Solving - Notebook June 05, 2022

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    This document contains notes from a chapter 12.1 lecture on heat transfer and temperature scales. It defines the Celsius, Kelvin and Fahrenheit temperature scales, and notes their defining points of freezing and boiling water. It also explains that Kelvin does not include negative temperatures and defines absolute zero. The document further explains how calorimeters are used to measure heat transfer and specific heat capacity between objects, ensuring no energy is transferred to the surroundings.

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    Temperature scales

    Celsius  Kelvin Fahrenheit


    1) 0 C  freezing point 1) 273K  freezing point 1) 32 F  freezing point
     of water  of water
     of water
    2) 100 C  boiling point 2) 373 K  boiling point
    2) 212 F  boiling point
     of water  of water
     of water
    Notes:
    * Both F and C   have negative numbers but K doesn't
    * the lowest temperature is ­273 C = 0 K which called 
    absolute zero. 
    At the absolute zero all the energy has been removed from 
    the particles in the object

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    calorimeter : is a device used to measure the specific heat 
    capacity, and to calculate the amount of heat absorbed or 
    released in a reaction.

    1­it has a double layers to block any energy transfer to the surrounding.
    2­ when 2 objects placed together in a calorimeter, the object with higher 
    temperature loses energy and the object with lower temperature gains 
    energy.
    3­ since its totally insulated then
    the amount of heat lost = the amount of heat gained 

    Q1+Q2 =0

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