Cooling curves - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

MATSE 259 - Exam 3 Questions With Verified Solutions Simple Diffusion Dependent Transformations No change in number or composition of phases present Diffusion Dependent Transformations Alterations in phase compositions and number of phases present Diffusionless Transformations metastable phase, diffusion is very slow, a new phase Two Types of Phase Transformation Stages Nucleation (small particles) & Growth (increasing the size, parent phase disappears) Two Types of Nucl...

This is an in depth assessment discussing calorimetry and how it is used to produce and study cooling curves. Equipment, risk assessments, calibrations and results are included.

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I received an A+ for this subject. The notes include: - Ionic bonding - Covalent bonding - Covalent Molecular structures - Covalent Network Structures - Metallic bonding and properties - Temperature and kinetic energy - Evaporation and boiling - Heating and cooling curves - Important tables to learn

Results from checking the calibration of at least two types of thermometer. A table of time/temperature data and a graph of temperature against time for a substance cooling. Calculations of the rate of cooling at points on the graph. An analysis of how the rate of cooling is related to intermolecular forces and the state of the substance. A report evaluating the accuracy of the cooling curve experiment. An observation report with a checklist, completed by the teacher, including safety. This a...

Full, in-depth BTEC Applied Science Unit 2B - Undertake calorimetry to study cooling curves. Achieved full marks and Distinction.

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MATSE 259 - Exam 3 Questions With Verified Solutions Simple Diffusion Dependent Transformations No change in number or composition of phases present Diffusion Dependent Transformations Alterations in phase compositions and number of phases present Diffusionless Transformations metastable phase, diffusion is very slow, a new phase Two Types of Phase Transformation Stages Nucleation (small particles) & Growth (increasing the size, parent phase disappears) Two Types of Nucl...

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This is the second assignment of Unit 2 of BTEC Applied Science which studies the use of calorimetry in study of cooling curves