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What is the equation linking kinetic energy, mass and velocity?

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Ek= 0.5mv2

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2
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What are the units of energy?

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joules

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3
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What are the units of mass?

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kilograms

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4
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What are the units of velocity?

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metres per second

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5
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What is the equation linking gravitationa field strength, gravitational potential energy and height?

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Ep=mgh

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6
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What are the units of gravitational field strength?

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newtons per kilogram

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7
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What is the equation linking energy transferred, power and time?

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P=E/t

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8
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What are the units of power?

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Watts

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9
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What is the definition of power?

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Power is the rate of transfer of energy or the rate of doing work

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What is the equation linking power, time and work done?

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P=W/t

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11
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What are the units of work done?

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joules

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12
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What is the equation for calculating efficiency from energy?

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Efficiency = useful energy output/total energy input

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13
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What is the equation for calculating efficiency from power?

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Efficiency = useful power output/useful power input

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What is the type of energy transferred when a force moves through a distance?

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Mechanical transfer

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15
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Mechanical transfer is??

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The energy transfer when a force moves through a distance

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16
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Electrical transfer is??

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energy transferred when a charge moves?

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17
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What is the energy transferred when a charge moves?

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electrical transfer

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18
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What is the energy transferred by electromagnetic radiation?

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Radiation transfer

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19
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Radiation transfer is??

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The energy transferred by electromagnetic radiation.

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20
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Heat transfer is??

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Energy transferred when an object is heated.

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21
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When an object is heated the energy transferr is a??

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heat transfer

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22
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List the 4 energy transfer pathways.

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Mechanical, electrical, radiation and heat.

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23
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List 4 energy stores.

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Four from: chemical, kinetic, gravitational potential, elastic potential, internal, nuclear, magnetic, electrostatic.

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24
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Energy stored in objects which move.

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kinetic

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25
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What is a kinetic energy store

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Energy stored in objects which move

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26
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Chemical energy is stored as??

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chemicals waiting to react

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27
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A battery is a store of __________ energy.

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chemical

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28
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Food is a store of __________ energy.

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chemical

29
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A moving object is a store of ____________ energy

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kinetic

30
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What is a gravitational potential store?

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energy storred in objects raised up against the force of gravity.

31
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A rock at the top of a hill is a store of ___________ energy.

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gravitational potential

32
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What is an elastic potential store?

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Energy stored in an object which has been stretched or compressed.

33
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A compressed spring is a store of ___________ energy

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elastic potential

34
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An inflated balloon is a store of __________ energy

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elastic potential

35
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The internal energy store is?

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energy stored in the movement of particles.

36
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The internal energy store of an object can be changed by??

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heating or cooling

37
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Energy stored in the nuclei of atoms is in the __________ store.

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nuclear

38
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What is a nuclear energy store?

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Energy stored in the nuclei of atoms that can fuse or split.

39
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What is the name of the process in which the nuclei of atoms fuse together?

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fusion

40
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What is the name of the process in which the nucleus of an atom splits?

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fission

41
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What is the magnetic energy store?

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Energy stored in magnets that are attracting or repelling

42
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What is the electrostatic energy store?

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Energy stored n electric charges that are attracting or repelling

43
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Name two non-renewable energy resources

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Fossil fuels, nuclear fuel

44
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What are some advantages of fossil fuels as an energy resource?

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reliable, cheap

45
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What is a reliable energy source

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one which can produce energy all the time.

46
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What are some disadvantages of fossil fuels?

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carbon dioxide (greenhouse gas) produced leading to global warming. Can produce sulphur dioxide causing acid rain.

47
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What are some advantages of nuclear fuel?

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No carbon dioxide produced, reliable.

48
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What are some disadvantages of nuclear fuel?

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nuclear waste remains radioactive for thousands of years. Expensive to build and decommission

49
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List 4 renewable energy resources.

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Any 4 from: biofuel, wind, hydroelectricity, geothermal, tidal, wave, solar.

50
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What are some advantages of biofuels?

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carbon neutral, reliable

51
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What are some disadvantages of biofuels?

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production of fuel can damage ecosystems and reduce variety of crops grown

52
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What are some advantages of wind power?

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No carbon dioxide produced

53
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What are some disadvantages of wind power?

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unreliable, expensive to construct

54
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What are some advantages of hydroelectricity?

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No carbon dioxide produced

55
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What are some disadvantages of hydroelectricty?

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blocks rivers preventing fish migration, unreliable (may not produce electricity during droughts)

56
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What are some advantages of geothermal energy?

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doesn’t damage ecosystems, reliable.

57
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What are some disadvantages of geothermal energy?

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fluids drawn from ground may contain greenhouse gases such as CO2 and methane.These contribute to global warming

58
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What are some advantages of tidal energy?

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No carbon dioxide produced.

59
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What are some disadvantages of tidal energy?

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unreliable - tides vary, may damage tidal ecosystem

60
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What are some advantages of wave power?

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No carbon dioxide produced

61
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What are some disadvantages of wave power?

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unreliable - may not produce electricity when calm seas

62
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What are some advantages of solar power?

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No carbon dioxide produced

63
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What are some disadvantages of solar power?

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unreliable - no electricity produced at night and limited on cloudy days. Expensive to construct.

64
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What term is used to describe energy becoming spread out or transferred to a “wasted” store?

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dissipation

65
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What term is used to describe a method for reducing unwanted energy transfers by reducing friction?

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lubrication

66
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What is a thermal insulator?

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A non-conductive material which reduces thermal energy transfers.

67
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What is the name for a method of reducing energy transfers by the use of non-conductive materials?

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insulation

68
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What is the law of conservation of energy?

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Energy cannot be created and destroyed but only transferred from one store to another.

69
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Define specific heat capacity

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The energy needed to raise the temperature 1 kg of a material by 1?C

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