6.1.1.1 - Energy Stores and System Flashcards

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What is a system?

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A system is an object or group of objects.

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When there are changes in the way energy is stored?

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When a system changes.

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Give examples of ways energy is stored when a system changes.

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An object projected upwards.
A moving object htting an obstacle.
An object accelerated by a constant force.
A vehicle slowing down.
Bringing water to a boil in an eletric kettle.

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Which changes in energy is involved when a system is changed?

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Heating.
Work done by forces.
Work done when a current flows.

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What does thermal energy means?

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It means the energy of an object given its temperature.

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What does chemical energy means? Give an example.

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It means energy stores within chemical bonds, such as ones between molecules.

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What does kinetic energy means?

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It means the energy of a moving object.

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What does gravitational potential energy means?

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It means energy of an object because of its position (height) on the ground.

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What does elastic potential energy means?

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It means energy stored when an object is stretched or squashed.

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What does electrical energy means?

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It means energy stored from an electrical current.

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What does sound energy means?

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It means energy transferred or stores from audio/sound waves.

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What does internal (thermal) energy means?

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It means the total kinetic and potential energy of the particles in an object.

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What does magnetic energy means?

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It means energy store from magnetic poles attracting or being pulled apart.

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What happens when a system changes?

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When a system changes, there is a change in some or all of the energy that is stored.

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What does “work” in the scientific term is for?

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It is for when energy has been transferred.

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Energy can be transferred by which transfers?

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Mechanical work
Electrical work
Heating
Radiation

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What is mechanical work?

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It is a force that moves an object through a distance.

18
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What does electrical work do?

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It charges that move due to potential difference.

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Why is energy transferred by heating?

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It is due to a temperature difference caused electrically or through a chemical reaction.

20
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When energy transferred by radiation? Give an example.

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When energy is transferred as a wave, such as infrared rays.

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What is an Energy Flow Diagram?

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It is a diagram used to represent an energy transfer.

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How an Energy Flow Diagram works?

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In an Energy Flow Diagram, the boxes represent the ‘Energy Stores’, and the arrows represents ‘Energy Transfers’. It
can be a transfer diagram, or a ‘snakey’ diagram – which better represents a change in energy stores.

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Explain the transfer diagram.

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In transfer diagrams the boxes show the energy stores and the arrows show the energy transfers.

24
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Explain the sankey diagram.

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Sankey diagrams start off as one arrow that splits into two or more points.