Energy Resources and Energy Transfers Flashcards

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1
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Suggest one energy store that energy is transferred to when energy is wasted by a crane?

A

Thermal

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2
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Suggest one way in which energy is wasted by a fan?

A

The heating of the fan

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3
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Where is energy transferred from when a skydiver is falling from an aeroplane?

A

Gravitational potential energy store

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4
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Where is energy transferred from when a substance is undergoing a nuclear reaction

A

Nuclear energy store

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5
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Where is energy transferred from when a stretched spring returns to its original shape

A

Elastic Potential Energy store

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6
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Where is energy transferred from when a piece of coal burns

A

Chemical Energy store

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7
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How is energy transferred from the mains to the kettle

A

Electrically

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8
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State the principle of conservation of energy

A

Energy can’t be created or destroyed only transferred

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9
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Efficiency equation

A

Efficiency = Useful output energy transfer/ Total input energy transfer

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10
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What is power

A

Power is the rate of doing work. The units are Watts.

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11
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Why is the efficiency of an appliance always less than 100%

A

Some energy is always dissipated, so less than 100% of the input energy transfer is transferred usefully.

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12
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What is the equation linking power, work done and time?

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Power = work done / time

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13
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Name two ways in which flasks will transfer energy by heating to the gel surrounding them

A

Conduction + Radiation

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14
Q

Which of the following is not an example of convection?

the heating of a large room by a radiator

the heating of water in a kettle

the transfer of energy by heating through a copper pan

hot air rising up

A

C - the transfer of energy by heating through a copper pan

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15
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What is the definition of power

A

The rate of energy transfer

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16
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What is the equation that links work done, force applied and distance moved in the direction of the force?

A

W = F x d

17
Q

When hot water is poured into a Leslie cube, what side would feel the warmest when you place your hand in front of the surface of it.

A

Matt Black

18
Q

When hot water is poured into a Leslie cube, what side would feel the coolest when you place your hand in front of the surface of it.

A

Matt white

19
Q

Name two methods of energy transfer

A

Mechanically (by a force doing work)
Electrically (work done by when a current flows)
Heating
Radiation

20
Q

State the equation linking energy in an objects kinetic energy store with mass and speed.

A

Kinetic energy =
0.5 x mass x (speed)^2 / Ek = 0.5 x mv^2

21
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When a ball is thrown upwards, how does the way energy is stored change?

A
  • Transferred from the chemical stores of the arm and the ball (and the gravitational energy store of the ball)
  • Once it’s released, energy is transferred from the kinetic energy store of the ball to its GPE store.