Energy Flashcards

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1
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What is energy that travels through space in the form of waves?

A

Electromagnetic Energy

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2
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An oven converts _____ energy to _____ energy.

A

Electrical , Heat (Thermal) <— electric
Chemical , Heat (Thermal) <— gas stove

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3
Q

What is the energy of motion?

A

Kinetic Energy

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4
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What is the energy of position?

A

Potential Energy

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5
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What energy is associated with motion and position of objects?

A

Mechanical Energy

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6
Q

What is energy that is stored in an atoms nucleus?

A

Nuclear Energy

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7
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What is an example of a non-renewable resource?

A

Fossil fuels (Oil, Natural Gas, Coal)

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8
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What are 2 examples of elastic potential energy?

A

Compressed basketball, stretched rubber band

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9
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Energy stored in food would be considered….

A

Chemical Energy

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10
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An example of an energy conversion from kinetic to thermal energy would be…

A

Friction

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11
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Where is kinetic energy the highest?

A

Lowest part, ground floor

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12
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What are 2 ways to increase the kinetic energy of an object?

A

The faster an object is the more kinetic energy it has.
Doubling the mass increases kinetic energy

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13
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Kinetic energy formula?

A

KE=.5mv^2

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14
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Where is potential energy the highest?

A

The top of the skate. FIRST HIGH JUMP

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15
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What are 2 ways to increase the potential energy of an object?

A

Larger the weight the more potential energy it has.
The further from earths surface the more potential energy it has

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16
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What is the formula of Potential Energy?

A

PE: mgh (g=9.8m/s)

17
Q

A rock with a mass of 450kg is sitting on a 50m ledge. What is the rocks potential energy?

A

PE: (50)(9.8)(450)
PE: 220,500J

18
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If a rock with a mass of 800kg was on the same cliff (50m) how would the potential energy change?

A

PE: (800)(9.8)(50)
PE: 392,000J

392,000-220,500=171,500J

19
Q

A 5kg object is thrown into the air moving at 3.5m/s. How high will the object go?

A

KE: (.5)(5kg)(3.5m/s)^2
KE: 30.6J

PE: 30.6J=(5kg)(9.8)(h) divide by 49
30.6/49
H=.62m

20
Q

Convert 250K to degrees Celsius

A

250=c+273
-273 -273
C=-23

21
Q

Convert 15c to kelvin

A

K=15+273
K=288

22
Q

How much energy will it take to raise the temperature of 15 grams of water from 20c to 50c? The specific heat of water is 4.18 j/gc

A

Q=(15g)(4.18j/gc)(30c)
Q= 1881

50-20=30
FINAL SUBTRACT INITIAL

23
Q

Warming yourself by a fire is an example of energy transfer by?

A

Thermal Radiation

24
Q

Burning your hand on a hot object an example of energy transfer by?

A

Conduction heating

25
Q

Water inside a pot getting warmer is an example of energy transfer by?

A

Convection

26
Q

A material that resists/ limits the flow of heat by conduction, convention, and radiation is an.?

A

Thermal insulator

27
Q

Material that allows heat to flow easily?

A

Conductors

28
Q

What law states that absolute zero cannot be reached?

A

Third law of thermodynamics

29
Q

What law states that energy cannot be created or destroyed?

A

First law of thermodynamics

30
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What law does energy become less useful as it is converted from one form to another or thermal energy flows from areas of higher temperature to areas of lower temperature?

A

Second law of thermodynamics