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Types of Energy

Chemical, heat, sound, light, kinetic, magnetic, elastic, gravitational potential.

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Principal of Conservation of Energy

Energy can be changed from one form to another but the total amount of energy does not change.

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Energy Measurement Unit

Energy is measured in Joules.

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1 joule

Can lift an apple vertically by 1 meter.

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Renewable Energy

Energy collected from resources that will never run out or are naturally replenished within a human lifetime.

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Examples of Renewable Energy

Sun, wind, hydro, tidal, waves, wood/biofuel, geothermal.

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Non-renewable Energy

Energy that has a finite supply and will eventually run out.

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Examples of Non-renewable Energy

Coal, oil, gas.

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Is Nuclear power renewable and why?

Non-renewable as supplies of uranium ore will eventually run out.

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Environmental Effects of Non-renewable Energy

Can cause acid rain or global warming (greenhouse gases).

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Efficiency

A measure of how much of the input energy appears as useful output energy.

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Efficiency Calculation

Efficiency = Useful output energy / total input energy.

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Work

When energy changes from one form to another.

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Work Done Calculation

Work done = Force X Distance.

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Units of Work Done

Must be in Joules, Newtons, and Metres.

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Conversion of Mass to Weight

1 kilogram = 10 Newtons.

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Power

The amount of Work done or energy transferred in one second.

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Power Measurement

Measured in watts or joules per second.

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Power Calculation

Power = energy transferred / time taken.

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Kinetic Energy Formula

Kinetic energy = ½ X mass X velocity squared.

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Kinetic Energy Units

Calculated using Kilograms and Metres/second.

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Gravitational Potential Energy (GPE) is due to…

Due to an object's position above the ground.

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GPE Formula

GPE = mgh (mass X height X gravity).

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GPE Calculation Units

Using vertical height in metres and mass in Kilograms.

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Insulation Against Conduction

Windows can be insulated via double glazing.

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Conduction Heat Loss Prevention

Walls can have a space in the center to stop conduction heat loss.

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Convection Heat Loss Prevention

Walls can have foam inside them to stop heat loss through convection currents.

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Work done must be measured in these units

Joules, Newtons, and Metres.

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Definition of Renewable Energy

Energy that is naturally replenished.(within the human lifetime)

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Kinetic Energy depends on which factors

Mass and velocity.

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Principal of Energy Conservation states that...

Energy can be changed from one form to another but the total amount of energy does not change

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What can 1 joule lift?

An apple vertically by 1 meter.

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What is renewable energy derived from?

Resources that are naturally replenished.(within the human lifetime)

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Coal, oil, and gas are examples of...

Non-renewable energy sources.

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What does GPE depend on?

An object's mass, height, and gravity.

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How to improve wall insulation?

Use foam to reduce convection heat loss.

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What does efficiency measure?

The useful output energy compared to input energy.

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Power is defined as...

The rate of doing work or transferring energy.

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What is the formula to calculate efficiency?

Efficiency = Useful output energy / total input energy.

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What is the formula for work done?

Work done = Force X Distance.

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What is the formula for calculating Kinetic Energy?

KE = ½ mv².

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What type of energy does height create?

Gravitational Potential Energy.

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How can energy from uranium be classified?

Non-renewable.

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What defines renewable resources?

Resources that do not deplete over time.

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How is power expressed?

In watts or joules per second.

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What two conditions are used to measure GPE?

Mass in kilograms and height in meters.

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What does double glazing help prevent?

Heat loss through conduction.