Heating & Cooling Graphs (OCR GCSE Physics A (Gateway Science Suite)): Flashcards

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Heating & Cooling Graphs
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Purpose of heating graphs

Show temperature vs time as substance heats

Melting point of ice

0°C0°C

Boiling point of water

100°C100°C

Flat lines on heating/cooling graphs mean

Changing state, no temperature change

Energy during melting

Absorbed

Energy during evaporating

Absorbed

Energy during freezing

Released

Energy during condensing

Released

Sublimation meaning

Solid to gas directly

Sublimation example

Dry ice (solid CO2CO_2)

Why does boiling take longer than melting?

Evaporation requires more energy

At condensation point

Gas turns to liquid

At freezing point

Liquid turns to solid

At melting point

Solid turns to liquid

At boiling point

Liquid turns to gas

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