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Science - Energy Flashcards

To learn all words. (34 cards)

1
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Kinetic energy

A

The energy in moving objects

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Chemical energy

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When a substance undergoes a chemical reaction

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3
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Magnetic energy

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When 2 objects attract and repel

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4
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Elastic energy

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When an object is stretched or squashed.

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5
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Light

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from a bright object

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6
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Thermal energy

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The heat stored in an object

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7
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Gravitational energy

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The energy is an object is raised to a height

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8
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Electrical energy

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Allows an electric current to flow

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9
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Nuclear energy

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energy stored in an atom

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10
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sound

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from a vibrating object

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11
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Conservation of energy

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Energy that cannot be created or destroyed. Can only be stored.

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12
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Ammeter

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device to measure electric charge

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13
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ampere

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unit of current

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14
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current

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Flow of electrical charge carriers

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15
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conductor

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the materials or substances which allow electricity to flow through them

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16
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joules

A

the energy in food

17
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circut

A

An electrical circuit is a loop through which an
electric current
can flow.

18
Q

circuit diagrams

19
Q

Cell

A

a store of infernal energy that can be transferred as an electric current in a circuit

20
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Electron

A

Sub atomic particle which flows in a circuit carrying a negative charge.

21
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Series circuit

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A circuit that is connected in a way that the same current flows through each component in turn

22
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Parallel Circuit

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In a parallel circuit, the current divides into two or more paths before recombining to complete the circuit

23
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Insulator

A

A material that does not allow charge or heat to pass through it easily

24
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Ohms

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the unit of electrical resistance - Ω

25
Resistance
The opposition in an electrical component to the movement of electrical charge through it. Resistance is measured in Ohms
26
Potential difference
The potential difference, or voltage, of a supply is a measure of the energy given to the charge carries in a circuit
27
Volt
Unit of voltage
28
Voltmeter
Used to measure potential difference/ voltage
29
Energy transfer
Changes from one form of energy into another
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Work done
Work is done when a force makes a object move a distance, and energy is transferred
31
Power
The rate of work done. Or the energy transferred per second
32
Fossil fuels
Natural, finite fuel formed from the remains of living organisms. e.g. oil, coal and natural gas
33
Non-renewable
A resource that cannot be replaced once it is used up, such as natural gas or coal
34
Renewable
An energy resource that will not run out, e.g. solar energy and wind energy