12.2 Potential Difference And Power Flashcards

1
Q

What do electrons do as they travel through a circuit with a bulb

A

Electrons deliver the chemical energy from the battery which is turned into thermal energy as it passes through the bulb

After delivering energy to the bulb each electron reenters the battery through the positive terminal to be re supplied with more energy to deliver to the bulb each electron

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2
Q

When does the battery have the potential to transfer energy from its chemical store

A

If the battery isn’t part of a complete circuit

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3
Q

What happens to the energy when a battery is in a complete circuit

A

Each electron passing through a circuit component does work to pass through it and therefore transfers some or all of its energy

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4
Q

What is work done by an electron equal to

A

It’s loss of energy

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5
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Definition of potential difference

A

The work done per unit charge
Or
Voltage across the component

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6
Q

What is 1 volt equal to

A

One joule per coulomb

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7
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Potential difference =

A

W/Q

Work done over unit charge

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8
Q

What is work done also referred to as

A

Energy transferred

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9
Q

What is the emf source of electricity defined as

A

The electrical energy produced per unit charge passing through the source

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10
Q

What is the unit for EMF

A

Volts

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11
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What is the electrical energy produced when q passes through the source for a source of EMF

A

=Qe

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12
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What happened to the energy produced by EMF

A

It is transferred to other parts of the circuit and some may be dissipated in the source itself due to the sources internal resistance

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13
Q

When does a electric current have a heating effect

A

When it passes through a component with resistance

It also has a magnetic effect with the use of electric motors and loudspeakers

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14
Q

What happens in a device that has resistance eg an electrical heater

A

The work done on the device is transferred as thermal energy

This happens because the charge carriers repeatedly collide with atom in the device and transfer energy to them so the atoms vibrate more and the resistor becomes hotter

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15
Q

On an electric motor turning at a constant speed what is the work done on the motor equal to

A

The energy transferred to the load and the surrounding by the motor

so the kinetic energy of the motor remains constant

The charge carriers are electrons that need to be forced through the wires of the spurning motor coils against the opposing force on the electrons due to the motors magnetic field

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16
Q

What is the work done on a loudspeaker transferred as

A

Sound energy

Electrons need to be forced through the wires of the vibrating loudspeaker coil against the force in them due to the loud speaker magnet

17
Q

Work done w =

A

IV delta t

18
Q

Power equals energy over time therefore

A

Electrical power (P) = IV

19
Q

What is the unit for power

20
Q

What is one volt equal to

A

One watt per ampere

21
Q

when to use potential difference or emf

A

potential different is within the circuit

emf is in the source of the potential difference

22
Q

unit for work done