Science chpt 3 Flashcards

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What are the 9 types of energy?

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  • Eletric energy; movement of electrons
    -Elastic; stored du to compression on tension
    -Thermal energy; movement of particles
    -Radiation energy; Energy controlled in and transported by electromagnetic waves
    -Chemical energy; energy stored in chemical bonds
    -Wind energy; the movement of wind
    -Sound energy; sound waves
    -Hydraulic; movement of water
    -Nuclear; energy stored in the nucleus
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What are the units of energy?

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Joules

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3
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What is a joule?

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-One joule corresponds to the energy required to move an object with the force of one newton, over a distance of 1m

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What is the formula for energy?

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1J = 1N x 1m

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What is the law of conservation of energy?

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-states that energy cannot be created it can only be transmitted or transformed. The total amount of energy stays constant

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What is an energy transfer?

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the movement of energy from one place to another
ex; electricity moving in a wire

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What is an energy transformation?

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the changing of energy from one form to another

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8
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What is energy efficiency?

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the percentage of energy consumed by a machine or systems that is transformed into useful energy

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9
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What is the energy efficiency formula?

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EE = (amount of useful energy/amount of energy consumed) x 100

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10
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What are factors can affect thermal energy?

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1) number of particles
-increase=increase in energy
-decrease= decrease in energy
2) Temperature
-Increase in temperature = increase in energy

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10
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What is the difference between heat and temperature?

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-heat is the transfer of thermal
energy between 2 environments with different temperatures
-Temperature; the measure of agitation of particles in the substance

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11
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What is motion?

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object changes place in a respected time

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11
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what is speed?

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the distance traveled per unit of time

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12
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What is velocity?

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the speed in a given direction

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13
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What is a force?

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an action that can change the motion of an object or deform an object by pulling or pushing

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14
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How to represent force?

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1) the horizontal force of action (dotted line)
2) the direction of application of force (arrowhead)
3) Magnitude of force (length of arrowhead or number)
4) Point of application (where arrow starts)

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15
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What is the unit of force?

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Newtons (N)

16
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Formula for force?

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1N = 1kg x 1ms

17
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How can velocity change the motion of an object?

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-by giving velocity to a stationary object or by increasing velocity of an object already in motion
- By reducing velocity of an object either by slowing it down or stopping (applied in the opposite direction)

18
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What is acceleration?

A

force applied in the direction of motion

19
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What are the types of forces?

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-electromagnetic forces
-friction
-gravitational force

20
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What is electromagnetic force?

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force of attraction or repulsion between two objects with an electric charge or magnetic poles

21
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what is friction?

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the force that prevents two objects from slipping when they come into contact

22
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What does friction depend on?

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1) the nature of the surface
2) The intensity of pressure on each surface
3) strong and weak nuclear forces

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What is gravitational force?
a force of attraction between all objects
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What affects gravitational force?
1) mass; higher the mass higher the attraction 2) distance; greater distance greater attraction
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what is mass?
- the amount of matter in an object ( doesn't depends on location)
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What is weight?
-the measure of gravitational force acting on an object (depends on location)
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Formula for weight?
w=mg w=weight m=mass g= gravitational force
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What is resultant force?
a virtual force whose action is equal to all the forces applied
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How to calculate resultant force?
two are applied you take the different from the biggest minus the smaller one
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What is an equibrillum?
-achieved when the restored force is zero resultant force=net force
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what is a fluid?
a substance that has the ability to flow and take shape of the container
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what is a compressible fluid?
- a fluid in while the volume can change (gas)
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what is an incompressible fluid?
- a fluid in which the volume cannot change
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What is pressure?
the amount of force applied perpendicularly to an object per unit of surface area
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what is the formula for pressure?
p=f/a p=pressure f=force a= surface area
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What is the unit for force?
pascals (pa)
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What are the 2 things pressure in a liquid depend on?
1) depth; depth increase = pressure increase, decrease = decrease 2) Density; density increase = pressure increase decrease =decrease
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what are two things pressure in a gas depend on?
1) collisions between particles -3 things that depends on a) temperature; increase=increase pressure b) volume; less space = more collisions -> volume dec= pressure inc
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What does pascals principle state?
when pressure is applied to a place it get transmitted throughout the whole system?
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What does archemidies principle state?
An object in water is subjected to a force equal to the weight of the displaced fluid