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AQA 3 .pdf - AQA A-level PHYSICS 7408/2 Paper 2 Question..., Exams of Physics

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aqa a level physics paper 2
1. what is meant by specific heat capacity <Ans> the energy needed to
raise the temperature of 1kg of material by 1C.
2. define avogadro's constant <Ans> the number of atoms in 12g of carbon 12
(OR the no. of particles/atoms in one mole of a substance)
3. define the specific latent heat of vaporisation of water <Ans> the energy
required to change the state of a unit mass of water to gas (1) without a change in
temperature (1)
4. features of an ideal gas (3) <Ans> - collisions are elastic
- molecules have negligible volume
- gas obeys ideal gas law (Boyles law)
5. assumptions made in the molecular kinetic theory of an ideal gas
<Ans> - all molecules are identical
- molecules in random motion
- newtonian mechanics apply
- vol of gas molecules negligible (compared to vol of gas)
- collisions are elastic
6. state and explain what happens to the speed of molecules in a gas when
the temperature increases <Ans> the average/mean speed of molecules
increases (1) as mean ke proportional to absolute temp
7. state what is meant by an elastic collision <Ans> a collision in which ke is
conserved
8. two different gases at the same temp have molecules with different mean
square speeds. explain how this is possible <Ans> masses are different (1)
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aqa a level physics paper 2

  1. what is meant by specific heat capacity the energy needed to raise the temperature of 1kg of material by 1C.
  2. define avogadro's constant the number of atoms in 12g of carbon 12 (OR the no. of particles/atoms in one mole of a substance)
  3. define the specific latent heat of vaporisation of water the energy required to change the state of a unit mass of water to gas (1) without a change in temperature (1)
  4. features of an ideal gas (3) - collisions are elastic
  • molecules have negligible volume
  • gas obeys ideal gas law (Boyles law)
  1. assumptions made in the molecular kinetic theory of an ideal gas - all molecules are identical
  • molecules in random motion
  • newtonian mechanics apply
  • vol of gas molecules negligible (compared to vol of gas)
  • collisions are elastic
  1. state and explain what happens to the speed of molecules in a gas when the temperature increases the average/mean speed of molecules increases (1) as mean ke proportional to absolute temp
  2. state what is meant by an elastic collision a collision in which ke is conserved
  3. two different gases at the same temp have molecules with different mean square speeds. explain how this is possible masses are different (1)

1 / 1 but be- cause ke same, mean square speeds must be different

  1. why does the total ke of an ideal gas equal the total internal energy of an ideal gas molecules have no potential energy (1) no elastic collisions occur
  2. Explain what is meant by the binding energy of a nucleus the energy required to split up the nucleus (1) into individual nucleons (1)
  3. 3 sources of background radiation Rocks (1) the sun (1) cosmic rays (1)
  4. What is meant by the decay constant? probability of decay per unit time
  5. Describe the changes made inside a nuclear reactor to reduce its power output and explain the process involved insert control rods (further) into the nuclear core / reactor (1) which will absorb (more) neutrons (reducing further fission reactions) (1)
  6. State the main source of the highly radioactive waste from a nuclear reactor. fission fragments / daughter products OR spent / used fuel / uranium rods (1)