physics_energy_2025_01_16_192613 Flashcards

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Energy

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Allows work to occur

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Allows work to occur

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Energy

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System

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An object or a group of objects

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An object or a group of objects

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System

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Open system

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Energy can be transferred into the surroundings

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Energy can be transferred into the surroundings

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Open system

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Closed system

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Energy cannot be transferred into the surroundings

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Energy cannot be transferred into the surroundings

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Closed system

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Law of conservation of energy

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Energy cannot be created or destroyed, only transferred between stores

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Energy cannot be created or destroyed, only transferred between stores

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Law of conservation of energy

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Dissipation

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Energy becoming spread out instead of in a concentrated store. Wasted energy

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Energy becoming spread out instead of in a concentrated store. Wasted energy

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Dissipation

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Lubrication

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A method of reducing unwanted energy transfers by application of a lubricant e.g oil to reduce friction. Occurs in machines

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A method of reducing unwanted energy transfers by application of a lubricant e.g oil to reduce friction. Occurs in machines

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Lubrication

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Insulation

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A method of reducing energy transfers by the use of insulators. Occurs in buildings

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A method of reducing energy transfers by the use of insulators. Occurs in buildings

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Insulation

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Specific heat capacity

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The energy needed to raise one kilogram of material by one degree celsius

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The energy needed to raise one kilogram of material by one degree celsius

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Specific heat capacity

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Power

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The rate of energy transfer. Measured in watts

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The rate of energy transfer. Measured in watts

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Renewable resource

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One that is, or can be, replenished as it is used

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One that is, or can be, replenished as it is used

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Renewable resource

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Non-renewable resource

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One that cannot be replenished as it is used, and therefore will run out

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One that cannot be replenished as it is used, and therefore will run out

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Non-renewable resource

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Chemical energy store
Energy stored as chemicals waiting to react
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Energy stored as chemicals waiting to react
Chemical energy store
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Kinetic energy store
Energy stored in objects that move
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Energy stored in objects that move
Kinetic energy store
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Gravitational potential energy store
Energy stored in objects raised up against the force of gravity
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Energy stored in objects raised up against the force of gravity
Gravitational potential energy store
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Elastic potential energy store
Energy stored in an object that has been stretched
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Energy stored in an object that has been stretched
Elastic potential energy store
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Thermal (Internal) energy store
Energy stored in the movement of particles. It is a combination of the kinetic energy of the particles and the potential energy of particles that are apart from each other. Can be modified by heating or cooling.
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Energy stored in the movement of particles. It is a combination of the kinetic energy of the particles and the potential energy of particles that are apart from each other. Can be modified by heating or cooling.
Thermal (Internal) energy store
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Nuclear store
Energy stored in the nuclei of atoms that can fuse (nuclear fusion) or split (nuclear fission)
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Energy stored in the nuclei of atoms that can fuse (nuclear fusion) or split (nuclear fission)
Nuclear store
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Magnetic store
Energy stored in magnets that are attracting or repelling
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Energy stored in magnets that are attracting or repelling
Magnetic store
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Electrostatic store
Energy stored in electric charges that are attracting or repelling
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Energy stored in electric charges that are attracting or repelling
Electrostatic store