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    Worksheet 07052020

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    The document contains two worksheets - one on curved mirrors used by dentists and one on heat transfer. [1] The first worksheet discusses a curved mirror used by dentists and asks about the type of mirror, advantages over a plane mirror, and how an image is formed based on a ray diagram. [2] The second worksheet examines heat transfer through aluminum and copper dust when heated. It asks about specific heat capacity, compares the heat transfer between the materials, and explains why cooking pot handles are made of poor heat conductors. [3] The worksheet also asks how to design a portable cooler that uses ice to keep drinks cold for longer by considering the amount of ice, container properties,

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    The document contains two worksheets - one on curved mirrors used by dentists and one on heat transfer. [1] The first worksheet discusses a curved mirror used by dentists and asks about the type of mirror, advantages over a plane mirror, and how an image is formed based on a ray diagram. [2] The second worksheet examines heat transfer through aluminum and copper dust when heated. It asks about specific heat capacity, compares the heat transfer between the materials, and explains why cooking pot handles are made of poor heat conductors. [3] The worksheet also asks how to design a portable cooler that uses ice to keep drinks cold for longer by considering the amount of ice, container properties,

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    The document contains two worksheets - one on curved mirrors used by dentists and one on heat transfer. [1] The first worksheet discusses a curved mirror used by dentists and asks about the type of mirror, advantages over a plane mirror, and how an image is formed based on a ray diagram. [2] The second worksheet examines heat transfer through aluminum and copper dust when heated. It asks about specific heat capacity, compares the heat transfer between the materials, and explains why cooking pot handles are made of poor heat conductors. [3] The worksheet also asks how to design a portable cooler that uses ice to keep drinks cold for longer by considering the amount of ice, container properties,

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    Worksheet 07052020

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    shirlyn
    The document contains two worksheets - one on curved mirrors used by dentists and one on heat transfer. [1] The first worksheet discusses a curved mirror used by dentists and asks about the type of mirror, advantages over a plane mirror, and how an image is formed based on a ray diagram. [2] The second worksheet examines heat transfer through aluminum and copper dust when heated. It asks about specific heat capacity, compares the heat transfer between the materials, and explains why cooking pot handles are made of poor heat conductors. [3] The worksheet also asks how to design a portable cooler that uses ice to keep drinks cold for longer by considering the amount of ice, container properties,

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    Worksheet 07052020

    Structure

    1. Diagram 4.1 shows a curved mirror that is used by a dentist.

    Diagram 4.1

    (a) Based on Diagram 4.1,


    (i) state type of the mirror.

    ……………………………………………………………………………………
    [1 mark]
    (ii) state one advantage of the mirror compared to plane mirror?

    ……………………………………………………………………………………
    [1 mark]
    (b) Diagram 4.2 shows an object is placed in front of a curved mirror. C is the centre of
    curvature and F is the focal point of the mirror.

    Diagram 4.2

    (i) On Diagram 4.2, draw a ray diagram to show how the image is formed.
    [3 marks]
    (ii) State the characteristics of the image formed.

    ……………………………………………………………………………………
    [1 mark]

    (d) What happens to the size of image when the curvature of the mirror is increased?

    …………………………………………………………………………………………
    [1 mark]
    Essay 07052020

    Diagram 9.1 shows two test tubes filled with aluminium dust and copper dust of the same mass. Both
    test tube are heated with the same rate of heat energy.

    Diagram 9.1
    Table 9.1 shows the temperature before and after heating, and the specific heat capacity of aluminium dust
    and copper dust.

    Temperature before Temperature Specific heat capacity


    heating / oC after heating / oC / Jkg-1 oC-1
    Aluminium dust 27 53 900
    Copper dust 27 77 380

    Table 9.1
    (a) (i) What is the meaning of specific heat capacity? [1 mark]
    (ii) Based on the information for Diagram 9.1 and in Table 9.1, compare the amount of heat
    supplied, the specific heat capacity, the final temperature and the change of temperature of
    aluminium dust and copper dust.
    Relate the change of temperature and the specific heat capacity. [5 marks]
    (b) Explain why the body of a cooking pot is made of good heat conductor whereas the handle of the
    pot is made of poor heat conductor. [4 marks]
    (c) Diagram 9.2 shows an aluminium pail filled with some ice cubes is used to cool the canned drinks.

    Diagram 9.2
    Suggest and explain how to produce a portable container that is able to cool canned drinks in a
    shorter time and to ensure the canned drinks remain cold for a longer period, based on the following
    aspects :
    (i) the quantity of ice
    (ii) the characteristics of the container
    (iii) the additional features needed [10 marks]

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