Physics · Science General
Heat Transfer Mechanisms
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Heat Transfer Mechanisms deal with the movement of thermal energy through conduction, convection, and radiation. It involves practical applications like ocean heat storage and atmospheric heating. These fundamental physics concepts are frequently asked in general science sections.
Thermal conductionHeat convectionThermal radiationSpecific heatStates of matter
Heat Transfer Mechanisms Questions
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material of the wire used
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length of the wire used
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colour of the wire used
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thickness of the wire used
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None of these
C
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Explanation
Yes, it is the correct answer. The colour of the wire does not have any effect on the heat produced.
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To increase the surface area
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To increase the strength
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To provide more heat
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Only (1) and (3)
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All of these
D
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Explanation
Yes, it is correct. Both the options are correct.
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Positive thermal anomaly
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Negative thermal anomaly
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Inversion of temperature
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Normal lapse rate
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Isanomalous temperature
E
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Explanation
It refers to equal thermal anomaly of several places, and the lines drawn on the world map joining places of equal thermal anomaly are called isanomals.
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Friction
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Force
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Energy
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Electricity
C
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Explanation
Heat is a form of energy because heat is produced by the utilization of energy.
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Conduction
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Conduction and convection
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Convection
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Radiation
A
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Explanation
Conduction is the primary mode of heat transfer in solids.
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Electricity
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Radiation
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Convection
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Conduction
A
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Explanation
Electricity is not a mode of heat transfer as it is a form of energy. It is the flow of electrons.
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They radiate heat
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They absorb heat
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They are bad conductor of heat
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They are conductors of heat
C
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Explanation
Tea is generally served in China clay cups as they are bad conductor of heat, that prevents the lips from heat of tea, which is more sensitive than tongue.
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Heat
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Light
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Electric
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Light and Electric
A
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Explanation
Heat radiations from the furnace make one feel warm while standing beside its as the hot objects emit radiant energy. When falls on other objects, it is partially reflected and partly absorbed. The part that is absorbed increases the energy of the objects and makes one feel warm.
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Magnets
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Bad conductor of heat
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Conductors of heat
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Conductors of electricity
C
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Explanation
Materials which allow heat to flow through them are called good conductor of heat. For e.g. Copper and aluminium are good conductors of heat.
D
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Explanation
Copper is good conductor of heat as copper allows heat to pass through it and conducts heat faster.
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Radiation
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Convection
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Induction
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Conduction
A
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Explanation
Radiation is the form of heat transfer that can occur in the absence of a medium. Thus, it is possible to transfer heat in vacuum through the process of radiation.
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heat
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conduction
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electricity
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temperature
C
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Explanation
Temperature is defined as the degree of hotness or coldness of a body.
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Convection
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Conduction
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Insulation
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Radiation
A
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Explanation
When water is taken in a flask and is heated from the bottom then, by the process of convection, water gets heated in this experiment. When it is heated, the water near the flame becomes hot and this hot water rises up at the surface of the flask. The cold water from the sides moves down towards the source of heat and becomes hot and starts rising up. This process continues till the whole water gets heated. Thus, the heat is transferred to the entire volume of water through the movement of water molecules. This process of the hotter fluid moving and transferring heat to the colder surroundings is called convection.
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insulation
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convection
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conduction
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terrestrial radiation
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albedo of the Earth
B
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Explanation
The process of vertical heating of the atmosphere is known as convection. This is the correct answer.
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It is the measurement of the long wave radiation that is absorbed by the atmospheric gases
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It is the measurement of the interaction of insolation with the atmosphere and the earth's surface
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It is the measurement of the air in contact with the land
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It is the measurement of the transfer of heat through horizontal movement of air
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It is the measurement of the energy that heats up theatmosphere from below
B
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Explanation
The interaction of insolation with the atmosphere and the earth's surface creates heat which is measured in terms of temperature. This is the correct answer choice.