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Physics/Paper 1/Thermal Properties of Matter
CAIEO-Level5054-o · Paper 1

Thermal Properties of Matter

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Q132025 May/Jun·P111MEasy

The strength of the forces between the particles of a solid determines how much the solid expands when heated.

Which statement about these forces is correct?

Options

A   The forces are strong so solids expand less than liquids and gases.
B   The forces are strong so solids expand more than liquids and gases.
C   The forces are weak so solids expand less than liquids and gases.
D   The forces are weak so solids expand more than liquids and gases.

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Q152025 May/Jun·P111MMedium-Easy

A student determines the specific heat capacity of a metal by carrying out an experiment.

The list shows the apparatus that the student has available.

  1. electronic balance
  2. ruler
  3. thermometer
  4. heater operating at a power of 50 W
  5. stopwatch
  6. ammeter
  7. voltmeter

Which apparatus does the student use?

Options

A   1, 3, 4 and 5
B   1, 3, 6 and 7
C   2, 3, 4 and 6
D   3, 4, 5, 6 and 7

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Q162025 May/Jun·P111MMedium-Easy

When a liquid evaporates, molecules escape from its surface.

Which molecules escape, and what happens to the average kinetic energy of the molecules remaining in the liquid?

Options

A   The less energetic molecules escape and the average kinetic energy decreases.
B   The less energetic molecules escape and the average kinetic energy increases.
C   The more energetic molecules escape and the average kinetic energy decreases.
D   The more energetic molecules escape and the average kinetic energy increases.

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Q172025 May/Jun·P111MEasy

A sample of water in a beaker is at a temperature TT.

The surface area of the water is AA and an electric fan blows air across the top of the beaker at a speed vv.

For which values of TT, AA and vv does the water evaporate the most rapidly?

Options

T/CT / ^\circ\text{C}A/cm2A / \text{cm}^2vm / s\frac{v}{\text{m / s}}
A18450.1
B24501.9
C38705.0
D38454.7
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Q152025 May/Jun·P121MEasy

The diagram shows four changes of state, W, X, Y and Z.

Which row gives the names of the four changes of state?

Options

WXYZ
Acondensationboilingfreezingmelting
Bcondensationboilingmeltingfreezing
Cboilingcondensationfreezingmelting
Dboilingcondensationmeltingfreezing
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Q162025 Oct/Nov·P111MEasy

A sample of a solid melts and becomes a liquid.

Which statement about the sample during the process of melting is correct?

Options

A   Its temperature changes from a negative to a positive value.
B   Its temperature is constant.
C   The forces between its particles become stronger.
D   The kinetic energy of its particles increases.

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Q232025 Oct/Nov·P121MEasy

The diagram shows two changes of state, X and Y.

Which row gives the names of the two changes of state?

Options

XY
Aboilingfreezing
Bboilingmelting
Ccondensationfreezing
Dcondensationmelting
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Q192024 May/Jun·P111MEasy

Boiling and evaporation are different processes.

Which statement is correct?

Options

A   Boiling only occurs at the surface of a liquid.
B   Evaporation only occurs when the temperature of the liquid is high enough.
C   Evaporation does not change the temperature of a liquid.
D   When a boiling liquid is heated its temperature remains constant.

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Q202024 May/Jun·P121MEasy

A bottle containing a cold liquid is placed on a table on a warm day. Drops of water form on the outside of the bottle.

Which process causes the drops to form?

Options

A   condensation
B   conduction
C   convection
D   evaporation

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Q212024 May/Jun·P121MEasy

What is the specific heat capacity of a liquid?

Options

A   the difference between the boiling temperature and the melting temperature of the liquid
B   the energy required to change the state of 1 kg1\ \text{kg} of the liquid
C   the energy required to heat 1 kg1\ \text{kg} of the liquid through 1C1\,^\circ\text{C}
D   the increase in temperature of the liquid when it is heated

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