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what do all objects give off?

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infrared radiation

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2
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what is the main source of infrared radiation?

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the sun

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3
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how do dark matt surfaces when sun is shined on them

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they absorb radiation and emit radiation.

but bad reflector

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how do light shiny surfaces when sun is shined on them

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they are bad at absorbing and emitters but they are good at reflecting.

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5
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can gasses be compressed?

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yes

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6
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what do the properties of gases and liquids allow them to do?

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flow

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7
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what are the volume of solid and liquid

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fixed

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8
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how do you go from a solid to a liquid

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put energy in by melting.

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how do you go from a liquid to a gas?

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put energy in by evaporating.

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10
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how do you go from a liquid to a solid?

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freezing

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how do you go from a gas to a liquid?

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condensing

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12
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what is conduction?

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is the process where vibrating particles pass their extra kinetic energy to neighbouring particles. In a solid only.

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13
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how does conduction work?

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particles collide which transfers heat energy in a form kinetic energy from one end to the other end.

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14
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in a metal, why does conduction happen quicker?

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it has free electrons allowing the heat to spread quicker.

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15
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where does convection occur?

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fluids only. liquid or gas

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16
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what is convection?

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convection occurs when more energetic particles move from the hotter region to the cooler region, and take their heat energy with them.

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how does convection work?

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a fluid gets heated up which causes particles top move and the particles collide which makes them become less dense. as they become less dense they start to rise which means they are not being heated anymore resulting in them having less energy. this means they start to become more dense and fall. as they fall they go back to the begging to form a convection current. the more dense particles will become heated up again to make them less dense and rise again.

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18
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what does dense mean

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how close together particles are

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19
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6 steps of convection

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1- water heats
2- hot water is less dense
3- less dense water rises
4-faster moving particles collide with slow moving particles causing them to transfer heat
5- water cools and becomes more dense
6 -denser water sinks again.
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20
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what is condensation

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when a gas turns to a liquid

21
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how does condensation work?

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when a gas cools the particles slow down and lose kinetic energy, which bring them closer together. if the temperature gets cold enough and the gas gets close enough together condensation can take place. water vapour in the air condenses when it comes into contact with a cold surface

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what is evaporation?

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when a liquid turns to a gas.

23
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how does evaporation work?

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particles need to have enough kinetic energy to overcome the attractive force of other particles in the liquid and to be facing out of the liquid to escape. The fastest particles escape meaning as more particles escape the average speed and kinetic energy of the particles decrease so the temperature of the liquid decrease.

24
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why is the cooling effect of evaporation effective?

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as you sweat, the sweat on your skin evaporates causing your body to cool down.

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where is heat radiated from?
the surface of an object
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what stops energy loss from houses?
``` cavity wall loft insulation draft proofing on doors double glazing windows jacket on hot water tank thick curtains to stop heat escaping ```
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what is payback time
initial cost/annual annual saving
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what is a u-value
measures how fast heat can transfer through a material, the lower the u-value the better the insulator it is.
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what is a way for remembering types of energy
``` GEEKS LUNCH gravitational potential elastic potential electrical kinetic sound ``` ``` light ------------ nuclear chemical heat/thermal. ```
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what do electrical appliances transfer energy into
other forms of energy such as heat and sound.
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what are non-renewable energy sources
coal gas oil nuclear (uranium and plutonium)
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what are renewable energy sources.
``` wind waves tides hydroelectric solar geothermal food biofuels ```
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what happens to fossil fuels when burnt
they release carbon dioxide which causes climate change
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how is energy passed in a powerstation
Chemical-> heat-> kinetic-> electrical
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what are the two different waves?
transverse longitudinal
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what is a longitudinal wave
vibrations in the same direction as energy movement
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what is transverse wave
vibrations at 90 degrees as energy movement.
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what is the frequency of a wave
the number of waves per second.
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what are refraction waves
in between compression
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what are compression waves
start and finish of each wavelength
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two golden rules for refraction
1-when light moves into the block it moves towards normal | 2- when light moves out it moves away from normal
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What are radio waves used for?
Communication
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What are microwaves used for
Communication and cooking
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What are infrared waves used for?
Communication (button on tv remote)
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What are visible waves used for?
Camera's
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What are ultra violet waves used for
Security and protection UV pen
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What is x-rays used for
Checking people's bone in scan
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What are gamma rays used for
Cancer treatment
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What is doppler affect
How a wave changes relative to the person observing the way