Physics heat

2014-07-27 9:46 am
1) Do conduction and convection MUST require a medium? Can you list some examples of medium in conduction and medium in convection ?
2) Is infra-red radiation the only way to transfer heat by radiation? For example, are there any electromagnetic waves.
3) Can evaporation occur in 100 degree celsius? If yes, why doesn't it called as boiling?
4) What is the state of fire?
5) When a hand is heated by fire, it feels hot. In which way heat is transferred?
6) What is fluid?



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updates: 2) * Are there any electromagnetic waves which transfer heat?

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2014-07-27 10:33 pm
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1. Yes, both processes require a medium.
Any metalic substance (e.g. iron, copper) is a good conductor of heat. Any fluid (liquid or gas, e.g. water, air) is a medium for convection to take place.

2. Infrared radiation is commonly known heat-rays. It is a means of transferring heat by the radiation process.

In theory, any heated substance can emit electromagnetic waves at other wavelengths apart from infared. But infared contributes to the highest intensity among the emitted waves.

3. Evapoartion normally occurs on the surface of a liquid, and takes place at temperatures below the boiling point. Boiling occurs in the whole liquid (i.e. not limited to the surface) and is more vigorous.

As such, you could still say that evaporation occurs on the surface at boiling point. But at that time, boiling dominates.

4. Fire is in the "plasma state"(等離態), the 4th state of matter.

5. Heat is transferred by direct contact.

6. A fluid is a substance that has no definite shape. It normally takes the shape of its container.

All liquids and gases are fluid.
2014-08-05 1:11 pm
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