P1 - Conservation And Disspation Of Energy Flashcards
What is chemical energy and how does it transfer energy
Chemical energy stores include food, fuels, or chemicals found in batteries. (Energy is transferred during chemical reactions.)
Name as many energy stones.
-Magnetic
-Internal (thermal)
-chemical
-kintetic
-electrostatic
-gravitational potential
-nuclear
- Elastic potential
What is thermal energy
The energy a substance has because of its temperature.
What is kinetic energy
The energy an object has because it is moving.
What is gravitational potential energy?
Energy stoned in an object because of its position.
Describe the changes to the energy store when a torch is switched on. (4)
- Chemical energy store in battery
- electrical current in wires
- energy transferred to the surroundings
- light waves & increase in the thermal energy stare of surroundings
What is the conservation of energy?
- Energy cannot be created nor destroyed; only transferred
What is a closed system?
- System where no energy transfers take place out of or into the energy stores of the system.
Describe the changes to the energy stores in a system.
Energy can transferred between energy stones within a closed system
The total energy of a system is always the same (before. & after, any such changes.
Why is the conservation of energy A very important idea?
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What does work mean in science?
Work is done on an object when a force makes the object move.
How is work and energy related?
Because , energy transferred = work done
What happens to work done to overcome friction?
Work done to overcome friction is transferred as energy to the thermal energy stores of the object that rubs together and to the surroundings
What at happens to the gravitational potential energy store of an object when it moves up or down.
Gravitational potential energy stone of an object increases when it moves and decreases when it moves down
Why does an object moving up has an increase in its gravitational potential energy?
Because work is done on it to overcome the gravitational force.