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8TH GRADE PRACTICE

Physics Problems: Change in state of aggregation, Grade 8

Melting, evaporation, moisture and boiling.

9 problems across 6 sub-topics
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Problem #13

Melting, crystallization and graphs

Evaluate the statement: Melting turns a solid into a liquid, and crystallization is the reverse transition.

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  1. For a pure crystalline substance, both processes at a given pressure occur at the same temperature.

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Position in this set: 2 from 9

Problem #14

Melting, crystallization and graphs

Evaluate the statement: The concept “Melting point” means: The graph shows the change in temperature over time and allows you to see areas of heating and phase transitions.

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  1. During the transition, the supplied energy destroys the ordered bonds, so the temperature temporarily remains constant.

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Position in this set: 3 from 9

Problem #15

Phase transitions

How much heat is needed to melt 0.5 kg of ice at 0 °C? The specific heat of fusion is 334 kJ/kg.

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Problem #16

Evaporation, condensation and humidity

Evaluate the statement: Steam is saturated when evaporation and condensation in a closed volume occur at equal rates.

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  1. Unsaturated steam allows further preferential evaporation, and the density of saturated steam depends on temperature.

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Position in this set: 5 from 9

Problem #17

Evaporation, condensation and humidity

Evaluate the statement: The concept of “Evaporation and condensation” means: The ratio of the actual content of water vapor to the saturated one at the same temperature, expressed as a percentage.

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  1. Evaporation is accelerated by heat, wind, and increased surface area; The fastest molecules carry away energy and cool the liquid.

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Position in this set: 6 from 9

Problem #18

Humidity

The density of water vapor in the room is 8.5 g/m³, and the density of saturated vapor at the same temperature is 17 g/m³. Find the relative humidity.

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Position in this set: 7 from 9

Problem #19

Boiling and vaporization

Evaluate the statement: Intense vaporization throughout the entire volume of liquid with the formation and growth of vapor bubbles.

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  1. Boiling begins when the saturated vapor pressure is equal to the external pressure.

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Position in this set: 8 from 9

Problem #20

Boiling and vaporization

Evaluate the statement: the concept “Specific heat of vaporization” means: The boiling point decreases as the external pressure decreases and increases as it increases.

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  1. When condensing the same mass of steam, the same amount of energy is released in modulus.

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Position in this set: 9 from 9

Problem #21

Boiling

To convert it into steam, take 0.2 kg of water at boiling point. The specific heat of vaporization is 2.3 MJ/kg. Find the required heat.

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