P1 - energy stores

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Give examples of energy stores

  • Kinetic energy

  • Thermal energy

  • Chemical energy

  • Elastic potential energy

  • Gravitational potential energy

  • Electrostatic energy

  • Magnetic energy

  • Nuclear energy

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What are the 3 ways energy can be transferred?

  • Mechanically - when work is done

  • Electrically - when moving charge does work

  • Heating - When energy is transferred from a hotter object to a colder object

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What does the conservation of energy state?

Energy can never be created or destroyed, just transferred from one form to another

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What is power?

rate of transfer of energy - amount of work done in a given time

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What is conduction?

When thermal energy transfers through a solid material

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What is thermal conductivity?

Measure of how fast thermal energy transfers through a material

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Why do materials used in houses have low thermal conductivity?

So heat is not lost which then reduces energy bills (and save energy resources)

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How do you know if an energy transfer is efficient?

If there is less energy wasted during transfer

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What are the 2 equations for efficiency?

Useful energy transfer output ÷ Total energy transfer input = efficiency

Useful power output ÷ Total power input = efficiency

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How to reduce heat loss for friction?

Lubricants, such as oil can be placed between the surfaces, reducing the friction

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How to reduce heat loss from a house?

  • Double glazed windows - poor thermal conductor of air within the 2 panes of glass

  • Thick walls - greater distance so slower rate of thermal energy transfer through wall

  • Wall cavity insulation - have layers of insulation that have low thermal conductivity

  • Roof insulation - made of materials that have a low thermal conductivity, as well as having a thick layer of insulation