Physics Chapter 2 Flashcards

1
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What do we measure energy in?

A

It is measured in kilojules but you can also measure in Jules.

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2
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Where does energy go?

A

Energy can not be destroyed but is transferred to things that you do to release energy.

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3
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Where is energy stored?

A

Different energy is stored in different categories like food, fuels, batteries are stored in the chemical store of your body.

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4
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How does a phone transfer energy?

A

If you use your phone you lose chemical energy and gain thermal energy.

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5
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What is the difference between energy and temperature?

A

If you compare a swimming pool with a beaker, even though they have the same temperature the swimming pool has a much more thermal source than the beaker of water.

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6
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What happen when you heat things up?

A

If you heat a solid up particles vibrate more; if you heat up a gas or liquid the particles move more faster and vibrate more.

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7
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What is radiation

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Very hot things like coal give out waves we feel. This is radiation.

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8
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Is particles in radiation?

A

No, the sun gives radiation by travelling through space and space is a vacuum. Particles do not travel through vacuums.

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9
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What are microwaves measured in?

A

It is measure in Watts.

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10
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How to calculate power of appliances?

A

Energy
Power = —————
Time

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11
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How is objects cool down?

A

Heat is cooling down and particles start moving slowly and gradually stop to prevent energy from rising to keep it to room temperature.

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12
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How do you transfer energy by working?

A

You can transfer a bit of energy from working against gravity when you pick up books or work against friction when you slide books.

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13
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How to work out how much energy you have transferred by working?

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Work done= force * distance

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14
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How to reduce energy?

A

You can use machines to do the job but release only a bit of energy. This can do the job quicker or better.

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15
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How does the gear in a bike work?

A

The gear increase the force you put in pedalling to move this saves energy of walking and is quicker. They are a bit like levers that rotate.

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