Energy-educake Flashcards

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What is the measurement for the amount of energy an object can store

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Joules(J)

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2
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When is kinetic energy used

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When an object is moving

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3
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When is gravitational potential energy used

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It is used when an object had been lifted up

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4
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When is elastic potential energy used

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When an object has been stretched or squashed

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6
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When is chemical energy used

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When an energy is stored in chemical bonds

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7
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When is thermal energy used

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When an object has been heated

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8
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Energy from one energy store can be ___________ to other energy stores

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Transferred

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9
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When is energy transferred

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When an object or group of objects changes or moves it is being transferred

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10
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A battery powered drill transfers energy from its chemical energy store to its kinetic energy store as well as to thermal energy stores of the drill and the surrounding

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11
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When energy is transferred what does not change

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The total amount of energy

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12
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If a drills battery transfers 500 J of energy from chemical energy store and 400J of energy ends up in the kinetic energy store so how much is transferred to the thermal energy store

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100 J is transferred to the thermal energy store

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13
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When energy is transferred what happens to some of the energy

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Some of the energy transferred is useful and some of the energy is wasted

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14
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When is energy useful

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When it is transferred to the energy stores we want to be in

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15
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When is energy wasted

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When it is transferred to the energy stores that we don’t want it to be in

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16
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When we use a battery powered drill what energy store increase is useful and why

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An increase in its kinetic energy store is useful because we want the drill bit to rotate

17
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What is an increase in thermal energy when using a battery powered drill

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It is wasted energy because we don’t want the temperature to increase

18
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What happens to wasted energy

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It is not destroyed and does not disappear but we cannot easily use it

19
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What does efficiency tell us

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It tell us what proportion of energy is transferred usefully

20
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What can efficiency be given as

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A percentage or decimal

21
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What equation is used to calculate the efficiency of a device or energy transfer

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Efficiency = useful energy output / total energy input

22
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What is the efficiency if the drills battery provides 500 j of chemical energy but only 400 J is transferred to kinetic energy

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Efficiency = 400 / 500 = 0.8

23
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How do you get the answer to your efficiency as a percentage

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We can multiply it by 100
0.8 x 100 =80 %

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What can the useful output energy never be greater than

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The total input energy

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What can the efficiency can never be greater than
100%
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What will efficiency in real life always be less than
100%
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Why is efficiency in real life always less than 100%
Because a little bit of energy is wasted in every real§
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How can an object be heated up to a higher temperature
By transferring energy to them
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What does the amount of energy needed depend on
The mass of the object The material The temperature change required
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What formula is used to calculate the energy needed
Mass x specific heat capacity x change in temperature
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What does the specific heat capacity depend on
The material and the state of the object
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What is the specific heat capacity fro liquid water
4,200 J/kg degrees Celsius
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What is the specific heat capacity of a material
The energy required to raise the temperature of 1kg of the material by 1 degrees Celsius
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How many joules do you need to heat 1kg of water by 1 degrees Celsius
4200J
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If we wanted to raise the temperature of 5kg of water by 10 degrees Celsius how much energy would we need
Change in energy = 5 x 4200 x 10 = 210 000
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What makes an object more difficult to heat up
The higher the specific heat capacity of a material makes it more difficult and you will need more energy
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What is more difficult to heat up silver which has a specific heat capacity of 233 J/Kg and iron which has a specific heat capacity of 450 J/kg
Iron as it needs more energy to heat up than silver
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What is the formula to find specific heat capacity
Change in energy/mass x change In temperature
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What is the specific heat capacity of it takes 18000 J of energy to raise the temperature of 2kg of aluminium by 10 degrees Celsius
Specific heat capacity = 18 000 J of energy/ (2kg x 10 degrees Celsius ) =900 J/kg