Define 

Specific Heat Capacity

The energy required per unit mass of a substance to change its state without any change in temperature (Jkg-1)

Define evaporation

The process by which a liquid becomes a gas, at a temperature below its boiling point

Define Internal Energy

The sum of the random distribution of the kinetic and potential energies of the atoms or molecules in a system

Define Latent Heat of Fusion

The energy absorbed by a substance to change its state from solid to liquid without any change in temperature

Define Latent Heat of Vapourisation

The energy absorbed by a substance to change its state from liquid to gas without any change in temperature

Define Specific Latent Heat

The energy required per kilogram of the substance to change its state without any change in temperature (Jkg-1)

Define Thermal Energy

Energy transferred from one object to another because of a temperature difference; another term for heat energy

Define Thermal Equilibrium

A condition when two or more objects in contact have the same temperature so that there is no net flow of energy between them

Define Thermodynamic Scale

A temperature scale where temperature is measured in kelvin (K)

What does the Kinetic Model allow us to explain?

Allows us to explain behaviour and macroscopic properties in terms of the behaviour of molecules

How will temperature affect the internal energy of an object?

It will increase it

At which temperature do all substances have minimum internal energy?

Absolute Zero

What is the word equation for Specific Heat Capacity?

(Energy Supplied)/ (mass x temperature)

Describe and draw any apparatus of an experiment that would allow one to find the Specific Heat Capacity of a substance

(See diagram in books)

What is Brownian Motion?

Discovered by Robert Brown, this is a theory that supports the Kinetic Theory and can be observed using smoke particles under a microscope