Physics
Agenda
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Cooling Process
Van der Waals
Viscosity
Super fluidity
Super conductivity
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Cooling Processes
• Energy flows from hot objects to cold
ones.
• The more energy the objects have, the
more its molecules are able to free from
the van der Waals bonds.
• Cooling is the extraction of heat energy
from an object and deposit it to another.
Introduction
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1) Cooling by conduction:
Heat transfer through solids. Example: heatsinks.
2) Cooling by convection:
Heat transfer by the flow of a fluid (gas or liquid).
Example: wind, refrigerator.
3) Cooling by radiation:
The object radiates away its heat. Example: air
cooling at night.
Cooling processes
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4) Cooling by perspiration (vaporization):
cooling your body via sweating relies on a principle
of physics called "heat of vaporization."
It takes energy to evaporate sweat off of your skin,
and that energy is heat. As your excess body heat is
used to convert beads of sweat into vapor, you start
to cool down.
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5) Evaporative (adiabatic) cooling:
The adiabatic cooling process occurs when a
reduction in the pressure within a system causes a
volume expansion, resulting in “work” on the
surrounding environment.
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6) Cooling by laser:
Six laser beams arranged as three orthogonal
pairs of counter-propagating beams are
brought together. The lasers are tuned to emit
photons of a frequency slightly less than the
resonance frequency for absorption by the
atoms in the beam. For an atom moving
toward the beam, a Doppler shift of the laser
frequency occurs, bringing the frequency of
the laser photon into resonance, where it is
absorbed. Because the photon has
momentum, the absorption slows the atom,
and a deceleration specific to the direction of
motion occurs. But since laser beams come
from the six orthogonal directions, the overall
effect is to slow fast-moving atoms moving in
any direction.
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• The kinetic molecular theory works at high
temperatures and low pressures ONLY.
• At low temperatures, gases deviate from the ideal
state to the real state.
• They obey the Van der Waals equation:
• Due to the low energy in the atoms, Van der
Waals forces are easily created, resulting in the
liquefaction of gases.
Gaseous behavior at low temperature
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Viscosity
Viscosity:
is the friction force between molecules of fluids (liquids or
gases)
it depends on only two factors type of material and
temperature
At very low temp
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Super fluidity
https://youtu.be/2Z6UJbwxBZI
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Super conductivity
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJyW8oewj2E
Meet the Speaker
Michael
Johnson
Chief Engineering Officer,
Name of Company
Follow Michael on Twitter!
@MichaelJ
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Physics

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    Agenda 01 Cooling Process Van derWaals Viscosity Super fluidity Super conductivity 2 04 05 03 02
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    • Energy flowsfrom hot objects to cold ones. • The more energy the objects have, the more its molecules are able to free from the van der Waals bonds. • Cooling is the extraction of heat energy from an object and deposit it to another. Introduction 4
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    1) Cooling byconduction: Heat transfer through solids. Example: heatsinks. 2) Cooling by convection: Heat transfer by the flow of a fluid (gas or liquid). Example: wind, refrigerator. 3) Cooling by radiation: The object radiates away its heat. Example: air cooling at night. Cooling processes 5
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    4) Cooling byperspiration (vaporization): cooling your body via sweating relies on a principle of physics called "heat of vaporization." It takes energy to evaporate sweat off of your skin, and that energy is heat. As your excess body heat is used to convert beads of sweat into vapor, you start to cool down. 6
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    5) Evaporative (adiabatic)cooling: The adiabatic cooling process occurs when a reduction in the pressure within a system causes a volume expansion, resulting in “work” on the surrounding environment. 7
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    6) Cooling bylaser: Six laser beams arranged as three orthogonal pairs of counter-propagating beams are brought together. The lasers are tuned to emit photons of a frequency slightly less than the resonance frequency for absorption by the atoms in the beam. For an atom moving toward the beam, a Doppler shift of the laser frequency occurs, bringing the frequency of the laser photon into resonance, where it is absorbed. Because the photon has momentum, the absorption slows the atom, and a deceleration specific to the direction of motion occurs. But since laser beams come from the six orthogonal directions, the overall effect is to slow fast-moving atoms moving in any direction. 9
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    • The kineticmolecular theory works at high temperatures and low pressures ONLY. • At low temperatures, gases deviate from the ideal state to the real state. • They obey the Van der Waals equation: • Due to the low energy in the atoms, Van der Waals forces are easily created, resulting in the liquefaction of gases. Gaseous behavior at low temperature 10
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    Viscosity: is the frictionforce between molecules of fluids (liquids or gases) it depends on only two factors type of material and temperature
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