Heat Transfer and Thermal Insulation - Class IX
Learn about heat transfer mechanisms (conduction, convection, radiation) and practical applications of thermal insulation in everyday life including clothing materials and their insulating properties.
Questions
If we keep pop corn in a pressure cooker on a flame, heat is transferred from flame to corn by :
- Conduction
- Radiation
- Convection
- None
The molecules of medium vibrate about their mean positions during heat transfer in the process of
- Conduction
- Radiation
- Convection
- None
Air is a bad conductor of heat because:
- it's molecules are in continuous contact with each other.
- it's molecules are not in continuous contact with each other
- it's molecules absorb all the heat
- it's molecules are moving randomly due to Brownian motion
.................. surface absorbs more heat than any other surface under identical conditions.
- White & Shiny
- White & Rough
- Black & Rough
- Yellow & Shiny
The heat transfer in air is poor because
- it take place mainly due to convection
- it take place mainly due to conduction
- it take place mainly due to radiation
- all of the above
Seema is planning a trip to Kashmir this summer. Which of the following clothes should she definitely pack?
- Denim Jacket
- Leather pants
- Woolen sweater
- Cotton shirt
Which of the following is not a valid reason for using cotton clothes in Summer ?
- Cotton clothes attract cool air.
- Cotton clothes absorb sweat from the body.
- Cotton exposes the sweat to atmosphere for evaporation
- Cotton is light in weight.
Why do we wear cotton clothes in Summer ?
- Cotton is a bad conductor of heat and doesn't allow passage of warmer air near body.
- Cotton is a good conductor of heat and allows body heat to escape in the atmosphere.
- Cotton absorbs sweat from the body, exposing it to atmosphere for easy evaporation
- None of the above
Which of the following is a wrong pair of clothes worn during a particular season ?
- Cotton clothes during summer
- Woolen clothes during winter
- Dark colored clothes during summer
- Polyester raincoats during Rainy season
Wool is used in making garments used in winter because
- Wool is a good conductor of heat
- Wool is a bad conductor of heat
- Air, trapped in between the wool fibres, prevents the flow of heat from our body to the cold surroundings.
- Both B and C
Which of the following fabrics is preferred for winter garments ?
- Nylon
- Cotton
- Wool
- Silk
Which of the following is not a reason for using woolen clothes in Winter ?
- Wool is an insulator of heat.
- It traps a layer of air in its fabric.
- Air being an insulator doesn't allow body heat to escape into the atmosphere.
- All the above
How does air trapped by the woolen fabric help ?
- Air is a good conductor of heat and allows warm air to come near body
- Air is a bad conductor of heat and allows body heat to escape into atmosphere
- Air is a bad conductor of heat and doesn't allow body heat to escape into atmosphere
- Air is a good conductor of heat and doesn't allow cool air to come near body.