Physics - 1 Conservation and Dissipation of Energy - 1.1 Changes in Energy Stores & 1.2 Conservation of Energy & 1.3 Energy and Work

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How many energy stores are there?

8

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What are the 8 energy stores?

- magnetic
- thermal
- chemical
- kinetic
- electrostatic
- elastic potential
- gravitational potential
- nuclear

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How many energy transfers are there?

4

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What are the 4 energy transfers?

- mechanical work
- electrical work
- heating
- radiation

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Sankey diagram

Represents useful and wasted energy with arrows

<p>Represents useful and wasted energy with arrows</p>
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What is the law of conservation of energy?

energy cannot be created or destroyed, only transferred

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Work

applied force that causes an object to move

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'Work done' is another way of saying...

energy transferred

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Equation for work done:

work done = force x distance

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What is work measured in?

J (or Nm)

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Where does work done to overcome friction mostly go?

into thermal energy stores via heating

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What does friction do?

oppose motion

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Why do brakes work?

- friction opposes the motion of the wheel
- the kinetic energy of the wheels and vehicle is transferred by heating to the thermal stores of the brakes and the wheels