Energy flash cards

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Key work

To take in energy (usually from waves).

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ABSORB

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Key work

Per year. The amount saved each year is called the ? savings.

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ANNUAL

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The best absorber of infrared radiation.

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BLACK

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The best emitter of infrared radiation.

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BLACK

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Key work

Another word for “hit together”.

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COLLIDE

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Key work

When a gas turns to a liquid.

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CONDENSATION

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Heat energy transfer that happens best in solids.

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CONDUCTION

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This heat energy transfer doesn?t happen very well in gases.

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CONDUCTION

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Key work

The opposite of expand.

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CONTRACT

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Key work

To get smaller.

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CONTRACT

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This heat energy transfer happens in liquids.

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CONVECTION

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This heat energy transfer happens in gases.

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CONVECTION

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13
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Worked out by considering the initial money spent and all the money saves over a number of years.

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COST EFFECTIVENESS

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Solids have a high ?

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DENSITY

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Gases have a low ?

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DENSITY

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Key work

A hotter liquid rise because it has a lower ?

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DENSITY

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A colder gas sinks because it has a higher ?

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DENSITY

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Key work

The opposite of shiny.

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DULL

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Worked out by dividing the useful energy by the energy input

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EFFICIENCY

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Key work

To give out energy as waves.

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EMIT

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Key work

The opposite of absorb.

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EMIT

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Key work

When a liquid turns to a gas.

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EVAPORATION

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This process needs energy to make a gas from a liquid.

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EVAPORATION

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Key work

The opposite of contract.

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# Key work When most substances are heated, they ?
EXPAND
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# Key work These are the reason metals are excellent thermal conductors.
FREE ELECTRONS
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# Key work A state of matter in which the particles are widely spaced apart.
GAS
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# Key work Heat radiation are really ? waves.
INFRA-RED
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# Key work A poor conductor of heat energy is an ?
INSULATOR
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# Key work The amount of energy used by an electrical applicance is usually measured in ?
KILOWATT-HOUR
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# Key work kWh in words.
KILOWATT-HOUR
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# Key work Power rating in kilowatts multiplied by time used in hours gives an energy transferred in ?
KILOWATT-HOURS
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# Key work The scientific theory that explains the behaviour of solids, liquids and gases in terms of particles movement.
KINETIC THEORY
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# Key work Particles in this state of matter touch each other but can move around freely.
LIQUID
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# Key work The opposite to shiny.
MATT
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# Key work Means the same as dull.
MATT
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# Key work The smallest part of a substance i.e. an atom or molecule.
PARTICLE
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# Key work The length of time for an insulation becomes worth buying.
PAYBACK TIME
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# Key work Worked out by dividing the cost of an insulation by the annual savings it gives in electricity bills.
PAYBACK TIME
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# Key work Measured in watts or kilowatts.
POWER
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# Key work How quickly energy is transferred.
POWER
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# Key work Worked out by dividing the energy transferred by the time taken.
POWER
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# Key work To give out. The same as "emit".
RADIATE
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# Key work A term used for how heat energy travels as waves.
RADIATION
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# Key work Infrared waves do this at a shiny surface.
REFLECT
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# Key work A way of showing the proportion of useful and wasted energies.
SANKEY DIAGRAM
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# Key work The opposite of dull.
SHINY
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# Key work A state of matter in which the particles are vibrating closely to each other and cannot move out of position.
SOLID
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# Key work The amount of energy need to heat a substance = the mass times the ? times the temperature rise
SPECIFIC HEAT CAPACITY
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# Key work Objects with a larger ? ? will cool down quicker.
SURFACE AREA
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# Key work This tells you the direction that heat energy will flow. From higher ? to lower ?
TEMPERATURE
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# Key work Another name for a kilowatt-hour.
UNIT
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# Key work The lower this is the better the insulation is.
U-VALUE
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# Key work When there are no particles in a space.
VACUUM
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# Key work Conduction and convection can't happen in this. Only radiation can.
VACUUM
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# Key work To move about a fixed position.
VIBRATE
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# Key work The amount of space an object takes up.
VOLUME
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# Key work This gets bigger when an object expands.
VOLUME