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1. What is the difference between heat and temperature? a. [Heat is the transfer

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1. What is the difference between heat and temperature? a. [Heat is the transfer of thermal energy and temperature is the measurement of that energy transfer] b. [Heat is the measurement of energy transfer and temperature is the transfer of thermal energy] c. [Heat and temperature mean the same thing - the transfer of thermal energy] 2. What is "internal kinetic energy"? a. [Moving energy that you cannot see with the naked eye (aka microscopic)] b. [Moving energy that you can see with the naked eye (aka macroscopic)] c. [All forms of energy] 3. What is "internal potential energy"? a. [Stored energy that you cannot see with the naked eye (aka microscopic)] b. [Stored energy that you can see with the naked eye (aka macroscopic)] c. [All forms of energy] 4. What the difference is between "thermal energy" and "heat"? a. [Thermal energy and heat mean the same thing. There is no difference between them.] b. [Heat results from thermal energy by either a change in phase or a difference in temperature.] c. [Thermal energy results from heat either by a change in phase or a difference in temperature.] 5. In ionic bonding, one or more valence electrons are transferred from one atom to another. When this transfer occurs, the receiving atom is now __________ charged. a. [Positively charged] b. [Negatively charged] c. [Neutrally charged] 6. The solid state of ice is less dense than its liquid state. a. [True] b. [False] 7. Concrete has a higher heat capacity than water. a. [True] b. [False] 8. Thermohaline circulation is driven by: a. [Density] b. [Gravity] c. [Latitude] d. [Temperature] e. [Wind]

Explanation / Answer

1. What is the difference between heat and temperature?

a. Heat is the transfer of thermal energy and temperature is the measurement of that energy transfer.

BECAUSE: Heat is a form of energy whereas temperature is a scale to measure the energy.

2. What is "internal kinetic energy"?

a. Moving energy that you cannot see with the naked eye (aka microscopic)]

BECAUSE: Internal kinetic energy is the energy of the particles that form the system.

3.What is "internal potential energy"?

a. Stored energy that you cannot see with the naked eye (aka microscopic)

BECAUSE: It is the potential energy of the microscopic particle that forms the system

4. What the difference is between "thermal energy" and "heat"?

b. Heat results from thermal energy by either a change in phase or a difference in temperature.

BECAUSE: Thermal energy can be transferred from one object or system to another in the form of heat.

5. In ionic bonding, one or more valence electrons are transferred from one atom to another. When this transfer occurs, the receiving atom is now __________ charged.

b. Negatively charged

BECAUSE: The transferred electron is a negatively charged particle and add a negative charge to the earlier neutral atom.

6. The solid state of ice is less dense than its liquid state.

a. True

BECAUSE: In ice, the bonds between the water molecules are opened up due to hydrogen bonding and hence the molecules occupy a larger space decreasing the density.

7. Concrete has a higher heat capacity than water.

b. False

BECAUSE: It is water which has a higher heat capacity of  4,184 Joules.

8. Thermohaline circulation is driven by:

density

BECAUSE: Thermohaline circulation is the movement of seawater dependent on the changes in salt content and hence in density.