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    11 - CHEMISTRY HEATING AND COOLING CURVES WORKSHEET 1

    What is the melting point of this substance?


    o
    1. A sample of water is heated from a liquid at 40 C to a gas
    o (1) 30oC (2) 55oC (3) 90oC (4) 120oC
    at 110 C.
    Base your answers to questions 3 through 5 on the information
    below.
    Given the heating curve where substance X starts as a solid
    below its melting point and is heated uniformly:

    a) On the heating curve diagram provided above,


    label each of the following regions:

    3. Identify the process that takes place during line


    Liquid, only segment DE of the heating curve.
    Gas, only
    ______________________________________
    Phase change

    b) For section QR of the graph, state what is 4. Using "o" to represent particles of substance X,
    happening to the water molecules as heat is draw at least five particles as they would appear
    added. in the substance at point F.
    _______________________________________ 5. Describe, in terms of particle behavior or energy,
    _______________________________________ what is happening to substance X during line
    ____________________________________ segment BC.
    _________________________________________
    c) For section RS of the graph, state what is _________________________________________
    happening to the water molecules as heat is _________________________________________
    added. ______________________________________
    _______________________________________
    _______________________________________ 6. Sketch the heating curve for pure water,
    ____________________________________ between -10oC and 110 oC. Mark in the
    temperatures at which water changes state, and
    2. The graph below represents the heating curve of a its state for each sloping part of the graph.
    substance that starts as a solid below its freezing point.

    PARADISE HIGH SCHOOL 1


    11 - CHEMISTRY HEATING AND COOLING CURVES WORKSHEET 1
    7. A cooling curve shows how the temperature of 1. a 9. The graph shows the phase of change of crushed ice (-20
    ) when it was heated in the beaker.
    substance changes with time, as it is cooled from
    a gas to a solid. Below is a cooling curve for one
    substance:

    A. What is the name of change observed in the beaker


    along the QR section of the graph?
    a) What is the state of the substance at room
    ____________________________________________________________
    temperature (20oC)?
    B. What is the specific NAME of the temperature
    b) Use the list of melting and boiling points below to
    corresponding to the QR section of the graph?
    identify the substance
    ____________________________________________________________
    Substance Melting point/oC Boiling
    C. Assume that the ice was pure and was heated under
    Point/oC
    normal atmospheric pressure. What would happen
    Oxygen -219 -183 to the temperature reading corresponding to the SX
    Ethanol -15 78 section of the graph?
    Sodium 98 890 ____________________________________________________________
    Sulphur 119 445 ____________________________________________________________
    Iron 1540 2900
    Diamond 3550 4832 D. What phase of ice is observed in the beaker along
    the RS section of the graph?
    ____________________________________________________________
    8. The graph below is a heating curve for a pure
    substance. It shows how the temperature rises E. Write an equation giving states for the phase change
    occurring along the SX section.
    with time, when the solid is heated until it melts,
    ____________________________________________________________
    and then liquid is heated until it boils
    F. Assume that the ice was pure, but it was heated
    under twice the normal atmospheric pressure.
    What would happen to the temperature reading
    corresponding to the SX section of the graph?
    ____________________________________________________________
    ____________________________________________________________

    G. Why does the temperature remain steady along the


    QR section of the graph?
    ____________________________________________________________
    ____________________________________________________________
    ____________________________________________________________
    ____________________________________________________________

    A What is the melting point of the substance?

    B What is its boiling point?

    C What happens to the temperature while the substance


    changes state?

    D How can you tell that the substance is not water?

    PARADISE HIGH SCHOOL 2

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