heat and temperature Flashcards

(36 cards)

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name 8 different types of energy

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strain, movement(kinetic), gravitational, heat , sound, light, chemical and electrical

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explain the law of the conservation of energy

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energy can never be destroyed or created. only changed from one type to another

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name 4 types of non-renewable sources

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oils, gases, coal, nuclear

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what is a non-renewable source

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something which can run out

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5
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name 6 types of renewable

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tidal, solar, wind, hydro, geothermal, biomas

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name 3 fossil fuels

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oils, gases, coal

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describe 4 uses for coal

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home heating, generating electricity, making steel, making concrete

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describe 6 uses of gas

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generating electricity, home use, making plastic,, fertilizers, drugs, fabrics

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describe 4 uses of oils

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home heating, makeup, welly boots, plastic bags, golf balls

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5 advantages of fossil fuels

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easy to find, reliable, easy to transport, contains chemical energy,

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how were oils/gases formed

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dead sea creatures, plants are buried over millions over years, heat and pressure turns them into oils and gases

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what is nuclear fission

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the nucleus of an atom is split and turned into energy

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what are the advantages of nuclear power

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it is low on carbon energy sources and is essential to our response to climate change

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what are the disadvantages to nuclear power

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expensive to build and produces radio active waste

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15
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what is sustainable energy

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source of energy that can be natualy replaced

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16
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give an example of a sustainable source

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wood, hay, straw

17
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what is a finite energy source

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something that will eventually run out

18
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what is a infinite energy source

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something that will last forever

19
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what is an advantage of wind energy

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it doesn’t create any pollution

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what is a disadvantage of wind energy

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it wont always be windy

21
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what is an advantage of solar energy?

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does not produce any pollution s

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what is a disadvantage of solar energy

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it may not always be sunny

23
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what is an advantage of hydroelectric energy?

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what is a disadvantage of hydroelectric energy?

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there may not be enough rain / water to produce the energy

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what is biomass energy?
the use of organic material to generate energy
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give an example of organic matter used in biomass energy
woods pellets, dung, sewage , grass clippings
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what is geothermal energy?
heat from the earth
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what is wave energy?
the power of waves in the ocean to generate electrivity
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what does heat energy do to particles of a solid?
makes the particles that make up the solid vibrate
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when heat is transferred in solids what way does it travel?
from hotter areas towards cooler areas
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what is convection
the transfer of heat through liquids | requires particles
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what is conduction
the transfer of heat or electricity through a solid | reqires particles
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what is radiation
the way heat travels from the sun to earth through a vacuum | does not require particles
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at what speed does radiation travell?
the speed of light
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Name some conductors
metals | eg copper, steel, magnesium, gold or tin
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what is an insulator?
a poor conductor eg. wood , plastic, glass, oxygen, nitorgen