Physics MCQs

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Q531.
The symbol for heat capacity is

a.

C

b.

h

c.

c

d.

H

Discuss
Answer: (c).c
Q532.
The amount of thermal energy required to raise the temperature of 1 Kg of a substance by 1 K or 1 °C is known as

a.

heat capacity

b.

specific heat capacity

c.

heat energy

d.

heat power

Discuss
Answer: (b).specific heat capacity
Q533.
To raise its temperature by 10 °C, 10 g of aluminum needs thermal energy of

a.

90 J

b.

9000 J

c.

9 J

d.

900 J

Discuss
Answer: (d).900 J
Q534.
100 g of water requires 13800 J of thermal energy to raise it from 20 °C TO 40°C. What is the heat capacity of 100 g of water?

a.

690 J Kโป¹

b.

69 J Kโป¹

c.

6900 J Kโป¹

d.

69000 J Kโป¹

Discuss
Answer: (a).690 J Kโป¹
Q535.
To raise its temperature by 10 °C, 10 g of copper needs thermal energy of

a.

400 J

b.

4 J

c.

4000 J

d.

40 J

Discuss
Answer: (a).400 J
Q536.
101 g of water requires 13800 J of thermal energy to raise it from 20 °C TO 40°C. What is the heat capacity of 1000 g of water?

a.

690 J Kโป¹

b.

69 J Kโป¹

c.

6900 J Kโป¹

d.

69000 J Kโป¹

Discuss
Answer: (b).69 J Kโป¹
Q537.
If Q is the thermal energy absorbed in J, ฮดฮธ is the change in temperature in K or °C, the heat capacity is expressed as

a.

C = ฮดฮธ + Q

b.

C = ฮดฮธ/Q

c.

C = ฮดฮธ-Q

d.

C = Q/ฮดฮธ

Discuss
Answer: (d).C = Q/ฮดฮธ
Q538.
Besides the mass of the object, het capacity depends on the

a.

color of the object

b.

weight of the object

c.

material of the object

d.

none of the above

Discuss
Answer: (c).material of the object
Q539.
The component of internal energy due to vibration of the particles is known as

a.

negative component

b.

average component

c.

potential component

d.

kinetic component

Discuss
Answer: (d).kinetic component
Q540.
If the temperature of the substance rises, it is due to the increase in the

a.

average potential energy

b.

average kinetic energy

c.

average chemical energy

d.

average heat energy

Discuss
Answer: (b).average kinetic energy
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