Energy Stores And Transfers Flashcards

1
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Name 8 energy stores

A

Kinetic
Thermal
Chemical
Gravitational potential
Elastic potential
Electrostatic
Magnetic
Nuclear

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2
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Closed systems?

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Where neither matter or energy can enter or leave. The net change of total energy is always zero

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What transfer is an object moving due to a force acting on it e.g pulling, pushing

A

Mechanically transferred

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4
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What transfer is a charge moving through potential difference?

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Electrically transferred

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What transfer is from a hotter object to a colder object e.g heating a pan of water

A

By heating

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6
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What transfer is energy transferred by e.g light/sound waves

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By radiation

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7
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What is work done?

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Is another way of saying energy transferred. Can be done by a moving charge or by a force moving through an object

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8
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What is the conservation of energy principle?

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Can be transferred usefully, stored, or dissipated but can never be created or destroyed

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Energy transfer from a falling object

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When something falls its gravitational potential energy store is transferred into a Kinetic energy store
Energy lost from gpe store= energy gained from kinetic energy store

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10
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What is the experiment for specific heat capacity?

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To investigate a solid material you will need a block of the material with two holes in it for the heater and thermometer and after water is poured in then measure each side from the same distance each side

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What happens to energy when it is used?

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Energy is never used up; it is transferred between different energy stores and objects.

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What is an energy store?

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An energy store is a way in which energy is held within an object or system.

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13
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List the eight energy stores you need to know.

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  • Thermal energy stores
  • Kinetic energy stores
  • Gravitational potential energy stores
  • Elastic potential energy stores
  • Chemical energy stores
  • Magnetic energy stores
  • Electrostatic energy stores
  • Nuclear energy stores
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14
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How is energy transferred mechanically?

A

By a force doing work.

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15
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How is energy transferred electrically?

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By work done by moving charges.

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16
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How is energy transferred by heating?

A

Through thermal contact between objects.

17
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How is energy transferred by radiation?

A

Through light or sound.

18
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What is a system in the context of energy transfer?

A

A system is a single object or a group of objects that are of interest.

19
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What occurs when a system changes?

A

Energy is transferred into or away from the system.

20
Q

What is a closed system?

A

A closed system is one where neither matter nor energy can enter or leave.

21
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What is the net change in energy of a closed system?

A

The net change in the total energy of a closed system is always zero.

22
Q

Fill in the blank: Energy can be transferred by _______.

A

[heating]

23
Q

What happens to energy when water is boiled in a kettle?

A

Energy is transferred to the water’s thermal energy store, causing the temperature to rise.

24
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What does it mean to refer to energy in terms of its store?

A

It means to specify the type of energy, such as saying ‘it has energy in its thermal energy store.’