23 MAY 1967

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英中會考物理科答案(菸)

HONG KONG ENGLISH SCHOOL CERTIFICATE EXAM.1967

Suggested Answers to Physics,

Section B.

4(a) Various substances do not expand equally when

their temperatures are raised. Their properties in this respect are expressed by the coefficient, of the linear expansion, which is defined as follows.

the coefficient

of Linear expansion of a sub-1

stance is the fraction of its original length by which a rod of the substance expands por degree/ rise in temperature van

The coefficient of linear expansion of steel/ is 0.00001 per means that for each degree centigrade the temperature rises the length of of a steel rod increases 0,00001 of its original] length.

(b) Assume that there is a cube of steel of side

1 om. If this is heated through 1 deg, centigrade the side becomes ( 1 +α) om where 0.00001, and the new volume is ( 1 +X) - 2+3x+307α 8.0. Since is very small, neglecting the termso and we obtain 3d where Y is the coet-^ fiolent of cubical expansion of steel

Y. 30.00001

0.00003

perc

per

(c) Leto be the original length of the circumferen-, ce of the hole, be the length of the ciroun- ference of the hole at t C

∞ - 0.00001, t = 500°c

percentage change in the circumference of the le «, increage in vlength/ original value

0.00001 x 500 0.5%

increase,

Letv be the original volume of the diso, be the volume of the diso at t

• v( 1 + 30+ )

percentage change in volume -

5

inoreas)

pheréo - prESSUTO - 30.

re of the mercury column

turé - 27 C

abg.in. be the cross section of the

oyle's Law PV» F_V_ when the tem

kept constant..

WAH HU YAT PO

N.B. The Length of the column of gir is pro-

portional to the volume since the Cross- section of the tube is uniforme

5(a)(1) Thermal capacity: The thermal capacity of al

body is defined as the quantities of heat re-.

quired to ralle ita temperature by 1 deg. Themal capacity 18 related to specific heat by the

formula thermal capacity-specific heat.X mase. (11) Latent heat of fusions Substances changing From the solid state to the liquid state absorb heat, but the temperature remains unchanged,

Therefore, the latent heat of fusion of a sub- stance

nce is defined as the quantity of beet re- quired to convert unit mass of the substance from the solid to the liquid state without change of temperature.

(b)(1) We use the method of mixtures to find the ⋅

specific heat of lead shot. This can be found by warming the lead shot to a high temperature and then quickly transferring it to a calori- meter containing cold water, The water and calorimeter receive heat from the solid and al}} three finally reach the same temperature,

fairly large amount of lead shot la put: In to a test tube which is put into a beaker of water. The water is kept boiling by a bunsen burner. We have to find the thermal capacity of the calorimeter before-hand, The result may be obtained by the following calculation: Weighings.

lead shot

calorimeter

Balorimeter and waters k

Temperatures.

hot lead shot

cold water

mixture

gm..

b

Thermal capacity or the calorimeter and stir

■o cal./

Calculations.

specifio heat of Water - specifio heat of lead shot -

Heat given out by hat lead shot

gm/degt gdeg

cal.

Heat reversed by water

b) 1 x to Heat given out by hot leden

c21.

Heat recen and calorimeti

nal/g/degC

cooling.

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刊 教

PLANE MIRROR

REAL IMAGE.

OBJECT PIN

2

如果行,則九龍區之 關作九祖分校。事

(Fig.);

EYE

The pin is set vertically in a special carrier held by a retort stand. Having adjusted the pin so that its tip is at the same horizontal level, as the centre of the lens a position is found for which there is no parallar between it and the real image formed. (Fig). Attention should be given to the tilt of the plane mirror so that the tip of the image and the tip of the object pin appear to touch at the same level as the centre of the lens. The distance between pin and lene will be the focal length of the lens. (0) The formula 18 1 13 1

where is the distance of the object from tha lens, vis the distance of the image from the lone, and f in the focal length of a lens, $11 distances are measured from the optical cen-

tre. Distances of real objects and real images are positive. Distances of virtual objects and Images are negative. The focal length of a com vorging lens is positive and the focal length at a diverging lens is negative,

a) Since the path of 1fght le reversible, we can take the image distances to be the object dis tances and vice versa to obtain more points on

the graph

the dry air in A

the dry air in B

the dry air in A.

the dry air in B

32 x 108

x 10

ou

(1) Diagram 3 and c show that the pressure of

the dry air renains constant, By Charles Law, V/T

on.in

273+ 27 °K 300 K

10a ou.in.

ou,in.

required temperature in diagram

in Kelvin.

102 1300

1120

262.5 R

262.5 -273--10:5

air in

length of the oelumm 023 ram B is 1lege in

(11) The column of air will return to its original length of 10 at 60-10.5 0 when the tube remains inverted Set up the apparatus as shown in diagram B. Re- cord the atmospheric pressure and the surr anding temper ture and measure the length of the mer- cury column as well as the length of dry air. Now the pressure of the dry air is equal to the diff ence of the pressures of the atmosphere

the mercury colum13; 128 difference is always

ort period of time. Then change

emperature of the dry air by

water bath and record the new

bestem vera.

apes

is experim

10)

temps

bo11

maus: oʻs

latent heats

Heat given out by

quid oxygen.

sphere 80x0,1x(20+180)

Beat received by oxygen, — 10L

1600%

cal.

cal.

100 1600

L 160..

oal/gm.

Answert The latent heat of vaporisarten

liquid oxygen is 160 cal

IBR

than

(d)(1) The slope of the curva at A is greater, that

at C because the temperature difference at A. 18 greater than that of at C comparing with the room temperature, From Newton's Law of cooling the time of cooling near A is shorter; than that near C.

(11) From the graph QR is a horizontal straight

line. This means that the temperature from Q to R remains constant. This is possible only when the naphthalene reaches its melt- ing point 80 0. The temperature will not change until all the naphthalene has solidi. Pied. Although heat is steadily being lost by convection and radiation all the time, The heat loat is exactly compensated by the latent heat of fusion of the naphthalene, which is being given o

given out during the change From the liquid to the solid state.

Section

6(a) The principal focus of a convex lens is that point on the principal axis to which all rays. parallel and close to the axis converge after passing through the lens.

Principal forus)

Converging lines.

Distanca of image, from

10

10

20

30

40.

Distance of object from lens. (Cms;

From the lens equation

if vu, then

From the T that

21

+

can find a value of u such value is when u-v-30

15

By calculationi Brom 1

fo

a real image:

:20 Om

ABD'

th of column

of dry

and fin of air

o is pra

of the

All the values can!

Length temp.

fecal Lough

The centre of the lens de called the optical. centre The focal length of a Lene is the dis-) tance between the optical centre and the prin- cipal focus. Since light may pass through a lens an either direction,there will be two principal fool equidistant from the optical centre, one on either side of the lens, Therefore there are two focal length of a thin lens but they are equal

a virtual imager

u-10 cm

Answer: The distance of the object from & conver

lons 18 20 cm. for a real image, and 10 om for a virtual image.

To be continued!

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