general Flashcards

1
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describe energy stores and transfers of a falling object?

A

energy in object’s GPE store is mechanically transferred to its kinetic store.

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2
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what is dissipated energy?

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energy has been transferred to the surroundings and cannot easily be used for a specific purpose.

Dissipated energy is a form of wasted energy.

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3
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when does thermal conduction occur (heat transfer)

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more energetic atoms or ions vibrate faster and collide with neighbouring atoms or ions, transferring energy throughout the structure of the solid.

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4
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why does thermal conduction generally occur faster in metals than non-metals?

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Thermal conduction occurs faster in metals because metals have free (delocalised) electrons, which speed up the energy transfer throughout the substance.

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5
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what controls brightness of a lmap- voltage or current?

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6
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what is shared in parallel circuit and what is same?

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in parallel voltage is same- it allows circuit to get voltage from ains supply directly which is around 230 volts

current is shared/split

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7
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what is shared in series circuit and what is same?

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current .

PD/ voltage is shared

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8
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what are 3 advantages of using parallel circuit for lighting?

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  • independant switching for rooms
  • one bulb blowing will not affect other lamps
  • each room can have diff intensities
  • the lamps are usually brighter than in series circuit
  • they all get same voltage and mains
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9
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does a higher refractive index mean more or less bending?

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more, slows down more as it is more dense

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10
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There are several appliances in a kitchen including a toaster, a kettle, clothes iron, microwave oven and dishwasher.

discuss three hazards of using electricity in this kitchen.

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  • water conducts electricity, so can be dangerous if it comes in contact with a plug or socket.
  • electrical devices with heating elements reach high temperatures which can cause insulation to melt and cause burns
  • appliances damaged can be harm- leaky microwave radiation can cause cancer, and exposed live parts can cause shocks.
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11
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how is earth wire necessary for safety?

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it is connected to the metal casing of appliance

so if live wire touches metal casing the earth wire will offer a low resistance path to Earth.

large current in earth

fuse will break/melt

circuit will break

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12
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in motor effect, how to make coil spin slower?

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  • use weaker magnetic field

-reduce current

-reduce voltage

-increase resistance in circuit

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13
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describe how the resistence of an LDR varies as light intensity changes

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  • bright light=low resistence
  • inverse relationship
  • bright at lower resistence
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14
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the acceleration of a car changes but driving force stays the same.

what could be two possible explanations?

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  • car going uphill

-air resistence increases

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15
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is heating energy store or transfer?

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transfer

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16
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what are the 9 stores of energy?

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  • magnetic
  • chemical
  • thermal
  • electrostatic
  • nuclear
  • kinetic
  • GPE
  • KPE
  • EPE (Elastic potential energy)

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17
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what are the 4 transfers of energy?

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mechanical

electrical

heating (conduction,convection or radiation)

radiation (light and sound waves)