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What gives off infrared radiation?
All objects
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What is vaccum?
Is empty space
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What surfaces are good absorbers of radiation?
Dark, matt surfaces
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What surfaces are slow to emit infrared radiation?
Light, shiny surfaces
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What surfaces are fast to emit infrared radiation?
Dark, matt surfaces
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What surfaces are good reflectors of infrared radiation?
Light, shiny surfaces
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Describe the particles in a gas
1. Strong forces of attraction which hold the particles close together. 2. Held together in a fixed, regular arrangement. 3.don't have much energy so just vibrate
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Describe the particles in a solid
1. Almost no forces of attraction between particles 2. Have more energy than a solid and liquid 3. Free to move at random directions at high speess
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Describe the particles in a liquid
1. Weaker forces of attraction between particles. 2. Close together in irregular arrangement 3. Move at random directions at low speeds
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Where does convection occur?
In liquids and gases
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Where do conduction occur?
In solids
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Why are metals good conductors?
Because they have free, deloclaised electrons which are free to move inside the metal
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What is poor conductor called?
Insulator
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What three things can increase the rate of condensation?
1. Temperature is increased 2. Density is lower 3. Surface area larger
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What 2 things can increase the rate of condensation?
1. Temperature of gas is decreased 2. Air flow is less 3. Density is higher
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