12.2- POTENTIAL DIFFERENCE AND POWER Flashcards

1
Q

How do electrons move around a circuit with a bulb? (3)

A

each electron takes fixed amount of energy from battery as it passes through it

electrons then deliver energy to bulb as it passes through it

after delivering energy to bulb, each electron re-enters battery via positive terminal to be resupplied with more energy to deliver to bulb

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2
Q

What does a battery have? (hint: potential to?)

A

potential to transfer energy from its chemical store if battery not part of complete circuit

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3
Q

What happens when a battery is in a circuit?

A

each electron passing through circuit component does work to pass through component and so transfers some or all of its energy

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4
Q

Definition of potential difference

A

work done per unit charge

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5
Q

What is the unit of pd?

A

volt

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6
Q

Equation for voltage using work done?

A

V = W/Q

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7
Q

What is the emf of a source of electricity defined as?

A

electrical energy produced per unit charge passing through source

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8
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What is the unit of emf?

A

volt

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9
Q

When does an electric current have a heating effect? (2)

A

when it passes through a component with resistance

and magnetic effect

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10
Q

What is work done transferred into in a device that has resistance such as an electrical heater?

A

work done on device transferred as thermal energy

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11
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Why is the work done on device that has resistance, transferred as thermal energy?

A

as charge carriers repeatedly collide with atoms in device + transfer energy to them, so atoms vibrate more + resistor becomes hotter

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12
Q

What is the work done equal to in an electric motor turning at a constant speed and so what is the KE like?

A

work done on motor equal to energy transferred to load + surroundings by motors, so KE of motor remains constant

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13
Q

What are the charge carriers in an electric motor and what do they do?

A

electrons that need to be forced through wires of spinning motor coil against opposing force on electrons due to motor’s magnetic field

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14
Q

What is work done transferred to in a loudspeaker?

A

work done on loudspeaker transferred as sound energy

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15
Q

What do electrons need to do in loudspeakers?

A

electrons need to be forced through wires of vibrating loudspeaker coil against force on them due to loudspeaker magnet

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16
Q

Equation for charge using current?

A

Q = IΔt

17
Q

Equation for work done using current and voltage?

A

W = IVΔt

18
Q

What is the energy transfer ΔE in component or device equal to?

A

work done W

19
Q

Equation for power using voltage?

A

P = IV