Ch - 6 (Energy Stores and Transfers) Flashcards

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What is energy?

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A property that must be transferred to an object in order to:

  • work on
    (or)
  • heat up the object
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What is energy measured in?

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Measured in Joules (J)

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How many energy stores are there?

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8 types

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Name the energy stores.

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  1. Kinetic
  2. Gravitational
  3. Elastic
  4. Electrostatic
  5. Magnetic
  6. Chemical
  7. Nuclear
  8. Thermal
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What is the description of kinetic energy?

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Energy an object has when it’s moving

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What is the description of gravitational energy?

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  • Due to it’s position above the ground
  • Gains gravitational energy when lifted
  • Loses when its dropped
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What is the description of elastic energy?

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Energy stored in a stretched spring or elastic band

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What is the description of electrostatic energy?

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Due to force of attraction (or repulsion) due to charges.

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What is the description of magnetic energy?

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Due to Force of attraction (or repulsion) between 2 magnets

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What is the description of chemical energy?

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  • Found in fuels, food, or in batteries
  • transferred during chemical reactions.
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What is the description of nuclear energy?

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Contained within the nucleus of the atom

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What is the description of thermal energy?

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Due to its temp

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What are the examples of energy transfers?

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  1. Mechanical
  2. Electrical
  3. Heating
  4. Radiation
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What is the description of mechanical energy?

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When a force acts on a body

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What is the description of electrical energy?

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  • Transfer of electric charge and electricity
  • cell delivering to circuit
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What is the description of heating energy?

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Thermal energy transferred by conduction, convection, radiation

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What is the description of radiation energy?

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light and sound carry energy and can transfer this between 2 points.

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what is kinetic energy (kinetic store) defined as?

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The energy an object has as a result of its mass and speed

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what does it mean if an object has kinetic energy?

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Any object in motions has kinetic energy store.

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What is the equation to calculate kinetic energy?

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K.E = 1/2mv^2

K.E = in joules (J)
m = mass of object (kg)
v = speed (m/s)

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What is gravitational energy (stored gravitational energy store) defined as?

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The energy an object has due to its height in a gravitational field.

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What does it mean if an object has gravitational energy?

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  • If object is lifted, energy will be transferred to its gravitational store.
  • if an object falls, energy will be transferred away from its gravitational force.
23
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What is the formula to calculate G.P.E?

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/\Ep=mg/\h

/\Ep = change in GPE (J)
m = mass (kg)
g = gravitational field strength (N/kg)
/\h = change in height (m)

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what does the law of conservation of energy state?

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Energy cannot be destroyed, nor be created, it can only be transferred from one energy store to another

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What does the law of conservation of energy state?
Total amount of energy in a closed system remains constant
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What can be concluded by the law of conservation of energy state?
- Energy can be dissipated in surrounding by radiation (heat,light, or sound) - Not useful energy (wasted energy)
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How can energy stores and transfers be represented?
- Flow diagrams - Sankey diagrams
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What does the flow diagram show?
Stores and the transfers
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what do the arrows on Sankey diagram show?
- Arrow pointing right shows used (useful output energy) - Arrow pointing down (wasted energy)
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What is the most important part of an arrow and what does it show?
Width of arrow is proportional to the amount of energy going to each store.
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How can we find the total energy in?
Useful energy out + wasted energy =Total energy in
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What does efficiency mean in general?
How well energy is transferred
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define efficiency
The ratio of the useful power or energy transfer output from a system to its total power or energy transfer input.
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What does it mean if an object has High efficiency?
Most energy transferred is useful
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What does it mean if an object has low efficiency?
Most energy transferred is waste
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How is efficiency represented?
Percentage
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what is the formula for efficiency?
Efficiency = Useful energy output/total energy input x 100%
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Define power
energy transferred per unit time
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What is the formula for power?
Power = Energy transferred/Time