Introduction to Heat
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What is opened while clicking the camera?
Conduction takes place in solids only.
- True
- False
Why does conduction happen mainly in solids and is not frequent in liquids and gases?
Does thermal conduction occur in vacuum?
Conduction is the slowest in solids.
- True
- False
Why does an icebox have double walls?
Why light follows a straight line path in air?
Why is the inside surface of the box of a pinhole camera is blackened?
- Fahrenheit
- Celcius
- Joule
- Kelvin
- lower, lower
- lower, higher
- higher, higher
- higher, lower
Write some advantages of a pinhole camera.
The clinical thermometer has graduations for a short range
On what principle do thermometer work?
Mercury thermometers are increasingly being replaced by digital thermometers. Which of the following is NOT a correct reason for this?
Digital thermometers are always more accurate than mercury thermometers
Digital thermometers are easier to read than mercury thermometers
Mercury is toxic
Mercury is difficult to dispose of in case it leaks
Solids get heated by ___________ only.
A pinhole camera seems to be an Arabic invention of
15th century
11th century
18th century
20th century
Why is the inside surface of the box of a pinhole camera is blackened?
Define pinhole camera?
State whether the following statements are true or false. If false, rewrite the correct form of statements.
The kinetic energy of molecules of a substance increases with an increase in the temperature.
The time of exposure in a camera is controlled by a
shutter
convex lens
bellows
diaphram
Why does an ice box have double walls?
One day, Richa saw the shadow of a bird on the wall of her room. After some time, it disappears, and it surprised her where the bird has gone. Her brother explains it was nothing as it was the shadow of his hand.
Mention the values that Richas brother reflect?
Solids transfer heat by
conduction
convection
radiation
all the three
- Boiling milk
- Ice cream
- Snow
- Molten wax
- 1 only
- 1, 2 and 3
- 1 and 4
- 3 and 4
When you rub your hands vigorously, your hands become hot. Why?
Rubbing of hands requires energy to be which is provided by heat energy
Hands become hot because of their size
Rubbing causes friction between the hands which in turn produces heat
Nothing actually happens