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Heat and Temperature Simplyscience
From this App you can learn: Define, discuss and distinguish the terms heat and temperature. Discuss, explore and examine different types of thermometers and temperature scales used to measure the temperature. Illustrate Joule's experiment to prove that heat is a form of energy. Define and explore the concept of specific heat and its relevance to everyday science. Calculate the amount of heat absorbed by a body and illustrate the significance of molar specific heat to the real world applications. Analyze and illustrate the experiment of calorimeter and its types, to measure the amount of heat exchange. Discuss and investigate different types of sources of heat and explore the changes that take place in an object due to heat produced. Discuss and investigate the working of thermostat used in refrigerators. Explore the concept of combustion and investigate its requirements. Analyze the criteria for the combustion of a fuel. Explore the process behind the survival of the humans by the Intake of food. More details please visit https://www.simply.science.com/ "simply.science.com" hosts concept oriented content in Maths & Sciences specially designed for K-6 to K-12 grades. "Simplyscience enables students to enjoy learning with application oriented, visually rich content which is simple and easy to understand. The content is aligned to best practices of learning and teaching. Students can develop strong basics, critical thinking and problem solving skills to do well in school and beyond. Teachers can use Simplyscience as a reference material to be more creative in designing engaging learning experiences. Parents also can actively participate in their child's development through Simplyscience". This topic covers under Chemistry subject as a part of the Thermal Physics topic and this topic contains following sub topics Heat and Temparature Heat Heat capacity and Specific heat capacity Calorimetry Sources of heat Combustion