Re: Thermodynamics B/C
Posted: January 10th, 2019, 8:54 am
Liquids require a latent heat in order to fulfill the energy requirements needed to undergo a phase change, to overcome the bonding energies in that state.
Liquids require a latent heat in order to fulfill the energy requirements needed to undergo a phase change, to overcome the bonding energies in that state.
Good enough, your turn!JoeyC wrote:Liquids require a latent heat in order to fulfill the energy requirements needed to undergo a phase change, to overcome the bonding energies in that state.
Crimesolver wrote:reboot...
Why is gold better at conducting heat than plastic?
the electrons in gold are delocalized and free moving.
Correct, your turn!AarushMehta wrote:the electrons in gold are delocalized and free moving.
AarushMehta wrote:Which law of thermodynamics does the concept of a perpetual motion machine violate?
the second law, which states that some energy is always lost to the surroundings over time. As a result, the machine will keep losing energy until it comes to a complete stop.
Let's get this going again..lianasv wrote:how do you calculate the speed of a molecule in an ideal gas?
[math]v^{rms}=\sqrt{\frac{3RT}{M}}[/math]