Ways energy is transferred
Mechanically
Electrically
Through heating
Via infrared radiation
Via light/sound waves
Energy stores
GPE
Light
Elastic potential
Nuclear
Thermal
Electrically
Chemically
Kinetically
Sound waves
renewable energy stores
wind
solar
biofuels
hydroelectricity
geothermal
tidal
Biofuels
Made from LIVING organisms
contrast to fossil fuels (DEAD organisms)
plants and algaea trap suns energy (photosynthesis)-energy is released when we combust the fuel
How biofuels MAY NOT be carbon neutral
Tress cut down-No co2 absorbed and may be burned = realeses co2
Energy required to harvest,process and transport biofuels=releases more co2
Newtons 1st law
Resultant force is required to change motion of an object
2nd law
if a non resultant force acts on a object,then it will cause object to accelerate = DEPENDS ON INITIAL MOTION OF OBJECT
a=v²-u² / t - any changes in direction CHANGES VELOCITY
Circular motion
motion of onject travelling in a circle
objects in circular motion is always accelerating due to CONTINUAL DIRECTION CHANGE= centripetal force IS ALWAYS REQUIRED
Centripetal force
resultant force which acts towards centre of circular path of an object circular motion
conservation of momentum
total momentum before collision = total momentum after
why does an object in circular motion have a constantly changing velocity
speed remains constant BUT direction is ALWAYS CHANGING = accleration = constantly changing velocity
inertial mass
how difficult it is to change an objects velocity
eg . large objects = lots of inertial mass (lots of force required)
Inertia
tendency for the motion of an object to remain unchanged
eg
unless acted on;qn object will stay at rest/motion
using light gates
-set up two,one at end and one start
-measure distance between them
-as soon as the object passes througth the first,it will measure the time taken to reach the second
then s=d/t
MORE ACCURATE-REMOVES REACTION TIME AND HUMAN ERROR
3rd law
when two objects interact,the forces exert on each other are equal(magnitude) and opposite (direction)
Momentum
CONSERVED
p=mv
f=mv-mu/t
ways to reduce waste energy
lubricate systems
thermal isulation
effecinecy can be increased by
reducing waste output
recycling waste output (asorbing heat dissipated and used to as input heat enrgy)