Transfer Of Heat notes & solutions (icse class 8)

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Chapter- Transfer of heat ( ICSE CLASS 8)


Effects of heat

When a body is heated, it brings about some changes in its properties called Effects of heat

● When  heat is imparted to a  matter, it's molecules starts vibrating/moving faster, increasing average kinetic Energy of molecules. Rise in temperature due to increase of average K.E. 

At particular temperature when no rise in temperature, heat given  

used up to change the state of matter.  

When body is heated , gap between molecules increase and in turn, body expands 

Effects are-1. Change in temperature 

                       2. Change in State 

                      3. Change in  shape 

Factors affecting Change in temperature-

         1. Heat imparted 

         2. Mass of the body 

         3. Nature of the material of the body

● Change of state takes place when heat is either imparted or taken away from the body at particular temperature. 



1. Solid to liquid - Melting

2. Liquid to Solid - Freezing 

3. Liquid to Gas - Vaporization 

4. Gas to Liquid- Condensation

5. Solid  to  Gas -  Sublimation 

6. Gas to Solid - deposition


● Change in  size of a body may occur due to heat . Body expands on heating.

● Thermal Expansion- Expansion in a body on heating. 


Thermal Expansion

Expansion of a substance on heating is called the Thermal Expansion. 

● Types- 1. Linear Expansion ( increase in length on heating)

Factors affecting linear Expansion:-

 i) material of wire/rod

ii) original length

Iii) rise in temperature   

2. Superficial Expansion ( increase in area on heating)

 Factors affecting superficial Expansion 

 i) material of sheet/ surface

ii) original Area

Iii) rise in temperature   

3. Cubical Expansion ( increase in volume on heating)

Factors affecting cubical Expansion 

 i) nature of material 

ii) original volume 

Iii) rise in temperature

● Relation between coefficient of linear Expansion , coefficient of superficial Expansion and coefficient of cubical Expansion is

α = coefficient of linear expansion

β = coefficient of areal expansion

γ = coefficient of volume expansion

   Î± = β /2= γ /3  

●Liquids expand more than solids and Gases expand more than Liquids. 

● Expansivity of different substances  are different. 

● Due to differences in Expansivity of metals, a bimetallic strip bend on heating. This property of bimetallic strips is used in thermostats.


Thermostat is a device used to control temperature by making and breaking the circuit, .used in electric iron , oven , refrigerator etc.

● Invar , an alloy of iron and nickel  has negligible  expansion so  used in  pendulum clock.

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