Physical Science. Yes.
True
False
True
False
True
False
True
False
True
False
Reversible processes
Chemical processes
Mechanical processes
Irreversible processes
Entropy
Surroundings
System
Both b and c
A man diving into a pool
Water falling down Niagara Falls
A pendulum swinging in a frictionless environment
Scrambling eggs
None of the above
A golf ball falls into med and sticks there
Water evaporates from a glass sitting on the kitchen table
A book sliding on a horizontal table comes to rest because of friction
A ripe peach rots in the Sun
An ice cube changes shape while floating in a glass of water at 0 degrees C
Energy would not be conserved
Energy would be conserved
Mass would not be conserved
Disorder would be decreased
100% conversion of ambient temperature thermal energy to kinetic energy
100% conversion of chemical potential energy to kinetic energy
100% conversion of sunlight to kinetic energy
100% conversion of electricity to ambient temperature thermal energy
100% conversion of ambient temperature thermal energy to chemical potential energy
Chemical potential energy
Gravitational potential energy
Macroscopic kinetic energy
Nuclear potential energy
Thermal energy in a glass of water