Types of Energy (2.1)
Laws of Thermodynamics (2.2-2.4)
States of Matter & Density (2.5)
Heat in the Earth (2.6-2.8)
Hard Mode (Double Points)
100

Energy can be divided into two types:

kinetic and potential.

100

Energy cannot be created or destroyed, it can only be moved or transformed. Which law of thermodynamics is this?

1st law of thermodynamics

100

Which has the most energy?

Ice, water, or steam?

Steam, gases have the most energy compared to their liquid or solid counterpart

100

A hot pan is cooking eggs on top of it. What type of heat transfer is happening from the pan?

Conduction

(technically also radiation but barely)

100

Without a calculator, which object(s) will float in water?

    m=            V=
a) 90 g           50 cm3
b) 40 g           50 cm3
c) 110 g         50 cm3
d) 30 g           50 cm3

Objects b and d will float

200

True or false?

ALL types of kinetic energy involve movement.

True!

Kinetic means movement.

200

When does heat transfer stop?

When all objects are the same temperature (equilibrium)

200

What is the formula for density?

D = m/V

200

What two metals are the core of the earth primarily made of?

Iron and nickel

200

How can a thermal camera be used for electronics testing?

To see "hot spots" where the machine is working too hard.

300

Chemical potential energy can be found in...

literally anything made of chemicals.
(coal, oil, uranium, food, water, solids, liquids, gases, etc.)

300

Explain one law of thermodynamics using a refrigerator. 

0th - Everything inside the refrigerator becomes the same temperature, no heat flows between them

1st - Energy is not being destroyed inside the refrigerator, it's just being moved outside

2nd - The use of electricity is causing more entropy (as heat) inside the room the refrigerator is in

300

What's denser, a kilogram of steel or a kilogram of feathers?

Steel, same mass (weight) but smaller volume

300

What are the layers of the Earth and their states of matter?

Crust - Mostly solid
Mantle - Solid, but moves like a liquid (like slime)
Outer Core - Liquid
Inner Core - Solid

300

How much of a gas car's energy is lost to its surroundings? Why?

75-84% of a gas car's energy is lost to the surroundings as heat or sound or friction

400

A held bowstring in a bow and arrow would be an example of ______  ______ energy.

potential elastic

400

Which law of thermodynamics best explains why heat moves from hotter objects to colder objects?

2nd law of thermodynamics, entropy is always increasing in a system, entropy (chaos) wants to spread

400

Which state of matter has a definite volume, but not a definite shape?

Liquid

400

The mantle is a solid. What type of heat transfer does it use to spread heat in the Earth? Why?

Convection, despite being a solid the mantle moves heat like a liquid (like slime)

400

What video played at the end of the Space Escape Room?

HAL 9000 singing Daisy Bell

500

Name at least 3 types of energy from the example below:

A hanging battery-powered lightbulb.

______  _____ energy
______  _____ energy
______  _____ energy

potential electrical
potential chemical
potential gravitational
kinetic electrical
kinetic light
kinetic sound, technically
kinetic thermal/heat, technically

500

Why does the universe naturally favor entropy (chaos)?

Chaos is just more likely to happen than order

500

What is the density of water? Don't forget its unit.

1 g/mL or 1 g/cm3

500

What are tectonic plates and why do they move?

Tectonic plates are plates of the crust that move because the mantle underneath them is rising and sinking like a slime

500

What is the name of the world's lightest solid?

Aerogel