Physics Flashcards

1
Q

Formula for speed = ?

A

Distance
_________
Time

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2
Q

What is energy measured in?

A

Joules (J)

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3
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Formula for work done = ?

A

Force x distance

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4
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What are the eight types of energy stores?

A

Magnetic
Thermal
Chemical
Kinetic
Electrostatic
Elastic potential
Gravitational potential
Nuclear

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5
Q

Formula for kinetic energy?

A

1/2 x mass x velocity^2

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6
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Formula for elastic potential energy?

A

1/2 x elastic constant x extension^2

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7
Q

Formula for gravitational potential energy?

A

Mass x gravity strength x vertical height

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8
Q

Formula for thermal energy?

A

Mass x specific heat capacity x change in temperature

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9
Q

Formula for power = ?

A

Energy
____________
Time taken

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10
Q

What is power measured in?

A

Watts (W)
or
Joules per second (J/s)

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11
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Formula for uncertainty = ?

A

Range of the set of data
_________________________
2

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12
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Formula for efficiency = ?

A

(Useful energy output / total energy in) x100

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13
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Formula for power efficiency = ?

A

(Useful power output / total power in) x100

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14
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Formula for change in energy = ?

A

Mass x specific heat capacity x change in temperature

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15
Q

What are the three ways heat can be transferred?

A

Conduction (solids)
Convection (liquids)
Radiation (air and vacuums)

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16
Q

Higher temperature = ?

A

Higher kinetic energy

17
Q

What are the 6 most popular renewable energy sources?

A

Solar
Wind
Geothermal
Hydropower
Ocean waves
Biomass

18
Q

Name the 4 most popular non renewable energy sources

A

Oil
Natural gases
Coal
Nuclear energy

19
Q

Formula for density = ?

A

Mass
________
Volume

20
Q

Formula for pressure = ?

A

Force
______
Area

21
Q

How does a eureka can work?

A

The excess water that falls out after putting the object your measuring in the can would accurately show the volume of your object

22
Q

What is useful energy?

A

Energy that is transferred to where it is wanted in the form it is wanted

23
Q

What is wasted energy?

A

Energy which isn’t transferred usefully

24
Q

What is a thermal conductor?

A

A material which allows thermal energy to move through them easily

25
Q

What is a thermal insulator?

A

A material which does not allow thermal energy to move through them easily

26
Q

What is infrared radiation?

A

A part of the electromagnetic spectrum. Infrared is emitted, absorbed and reflected by all objects, some more than others

27
Q

Formula for specific heat capacity = ?

A

Change in thermal energy
________________________________
Mass x change in temperature

28
Q

What is a carbon-neutral energy source?

A

A source of energy that releases the same amount of carbon that it takes in

29
Q

What is specific latent heat?

A

The amount of energy required to change the state of 1kg of material without changing its temperature

30
Q

Formula for specific latent heat?

A

Energy released / absorbed
_____________________________
Mass

31
Q

What is internal energy?

A

The total amount of kinetic energy and chemical potential energy of all particles in the system

32
Q

What is pressure measured in?

A

Pascals (Pa)

33
Q

How can a house be insulated?

A

Thick walls
Loft insulation
Cavity walls
Double glazing