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    The document contains a 5 question quiz about thermal properties of materials. Question 1 asks about the parameter that characterizes a material's ability to transmit heat, with the answer being thermal conductivity. Question 2 asks which substance has the greatest specific heat capacity based on temperature increases of different amounts of substances, with the answer being substance B. Question 3 asks about the "triple point" of a substance, which is the point where solid, liquid, and vapor are in equilibrium. Question 4 asks why polymers elongate more than metals with equal temperature changes, and the answer is because polymers have higher coefficients of thermal expansion. Question 5 asks which material has the highest thermal conductivity, with the answer being metals.

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    (Quiz 2) Thermal Properties of Conducting Polymers

    Hochgeladen von

    Salma Farooq
    The document contains a 5 question quiz about thermal properties of materials. Question 1 asks about the parameter that characterizes a material's ability to transmit heat, with the answer being thermal conductivity. Question 2 asks which substance has the greatest specific heat capacity based on temperature increases of different amounts of substances, with the answer being substance B. Question 3 asks about the "triple point" of a substance, which is the point where solid, liquid, and vapor are in equilibrium. Question 4 asks why polymers elongate more than metals with equal temperature changes, and the answer is because polymers have higher coefficients of thermal expansion. Question 5 asks which material has the highest thermal conductivity, with the answer being metals.

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    Questions

    1. What do you call the parameter characterizing the ability of a material to serve as a medium for transmitting heat? A. Thermal Diffusivity B. Thermal Expansion C. Thermal Conductivity D. Thermal Shock Resistance

    2. The same energy Q enters four different substances as heat. Based on the given information, determine which substance has the greatest specific heat capacity? A. The temperature of 3 g of substance A increases by 10 Kelvin. B. The temperature of 4 g of substance B increases by 4 Kelvin. C. The temperature of 6 g of substance C increases by 15 Kelvin. D. The temperature of 8 g of substance D increases by 6 Kelvin.

    3. The triple point of a substance is that point for which the temperature and pressure are such that: A. only solid and liquid are in equilibrium B. only liquid and vapor are in equilibrium C. only solid and vapor are in equilibrium D. solid, liquid, and vapor are all in equilibrium

    4. Polymers have significantly higher coefficient of thermal expansion as compared to metals. This means that for equal change in temperature and equal original dimension, polymers A. will heat up faster than metals. B. are more massive than metals. C. will elongate more than metals. D. require more heat to expand than metals.

    5. Which among the following materials has the highest thermal conductivity? A. Metal B. Polymer C. Ceramic D. Conducting Polymer

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    1. What do you call the parameter characterizing the ability of a material to serve as a medium for transmitting heat? A. Thermal Diffusivity B. Thermal Expansion C. Thermal Conductivity D. Thermal Shock Resistance

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    2. The same energy Q enters four different substances as heat. Based on the given information, determine which substance has the greatest specific heat capacity? A. The temperature of 3 g of substance A increases by 10 Kelvin. B. The temperature of 4 g of substance B increases by 4 Kelvin. C. The temperature of 6 g of substance C increases by 15 Kelvin. D. The temperature of 8 g of substance D increases by 6 Kelvin.
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    3. The triple point of a substance is that point for which the temperature and pressure are such that: A. only solid and liquid are in equilibrium B. only liquid and vapor are in equilibrium C. only solid and vapor are in equilibrium D. solid, liquid, and vapor are all in equilibrium
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    4. Polymers have significantly higher coefficient of thermal expansion as compared to metals. This means that for equal change in temperature and equal original dimension, polymers A. will heat up faster than metals. B. are more massive than metals. C. will elongate more than metals. D. require more heat to expand than metals.
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    5. Which among the following materials has the highest thermal conductivity? A. Metal B. Polymer C. Ceramic D. Conducting Polymer

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