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Energy is never created or […] , only ever transferred between different […]
Energy is never created or destroyed, only ever transferred between different forms and objects
What happens when energy is transferred to an object?
The energy is stored in one of that object’s energy stores
what are different energy stores
thermal, kinetic, nuclear, gravitational potential, elastic potential, magnetic, electrostatic, chemical
What is thermal energy
heat energy trapped within an object, related to the temperature of that object.
what is kinetic energy
associated with the movement or motion of an object
what is gravitational potential energy
the energy that an object possesses because of its position in a gravitational field.
what is elastic potential energy
energy held in an already stretched spring
What is chemical energy
energy held in chemical bonds
what is Magnetic energy
the energy stored when repelling poles are pushed closer together, or when attracting poles are pulled further apart
what is electrostatic energy
the energy stored when electrical charges are separated
What is nuclear energy
energy transferred from breaking atoms apart
How can energy be transferred
mechanically, heating, electrically, radiation
what is an example of mechanically transferring energy
e.g. physically stretching an elastic band
what is an example of electrically transferring energy
e.g. plugging something into a socket.
How can radiation transfer energy
by light or sound waves
What is a collection of matter
System
What happens when a system changes
Energy is transferred, either between objects or between different forms
what happens in an open system
the matter of the system can exchange energy with the surroundings, so the system can lose or gain energy as it interacts.
what happens in an closed system
Closed system is separate from the outside world so matter nor energy can enter or leave but energy can still be transferred within the system however, the overall change is always zero.
Explain the transfer of energy when warming a kettle
The kettle plug holds electrical energy (store) when plugged in, the electrical energy is transferred electrically through the wires and the electrical energy store is converted into thermal energy store when it reaches inside the kettle heating element, now the thermal energy store transfers the energy over to the water’s thermal store.
What is another word for energy transfer?
work done
What are the two main types of work done
mechanical and electrical
what is mechanical work done
involves using a force to move an object
describe an example of mechanical work done
e.g. kicking a ball up in the air. This involves energy from the chemical energy store of the leg being transferred to the kinetic energy store of the ball.
what is electrical work done
done when current flows so, the energy required to overcome the resistance in the wires of a circuit
Describe the transfer of energy via work done in an example of a train about to stop
In order to stop brakes are applied which creates friction between brakes and wheels, the friction does work as it slows the train down because it causes energy in the wheels kinetic energy store to be transferred to the thermal energy stores of the surroundings in the form of heat.
Describe the transfer of energy in a coal fire

Describe the transfer of energy of a car breaking

Describe the transfer of energy of a Archer firing a bow and arrow

What are the two factors of determining kinetic energy
speed and mass
More speed =
More kinetic energy
More mass =
More kinetic energy
What is the equation of finding kinetic energy
where Ek = kinetic energy, m (Kg) = mass, v (m/s) = velocity/speed

What is gravity
force of attraction between 2 objects
What does size of force when looking at gravity depend on
mass of the object (Amount of matter) and how far apart objects are
If an object has a small mass what happens to the gravitational force of attraction
it is tiny
If an object has a large mass but it is far away e.g. Jupiter what happens to the gravitational force of attraction
it is tiny
If an object is large and close like the earth and moon what happens to the gravitational force of attraction
gravity is far more stronger and can have a big influence over nearby objects
What is the field of influence in terms of gravity called
gravitational field
What is the strength of the field of influence in terms of gravity called
gravitational field strength (g)
what is the gravitational field strength (g) of earth
9.8 N/Kg
what happens when an object comes into a gravitational field
it experiences a force of attraction, that force is called weight
Weight
Force exerted on object due to gravity
What does weight depend on?
mass of object
Gravitational pull
How to calculate weight
weight = mass x gravitational field strength
How would the weight of an object differ on the moon rather than earth
as the moon has a smaller gravitational field strength the weight would decrease
what is gravitational potential energy formula
mass in kg, gravitational field strength in N/kg and height in meters. Ep in joules

describe the transfer Between KE & GPE


describe GPE and KE of a roller coaster, referring to diagram

What is internal energy
Total energy stored by the particles making up a substance or system
What is internal energy made up of?
potential energy stores and kinetic energy stores
what happens when u heat up a substance
it transfers energy to the kinetic energy store of all the particles so, increases their internal energy, we measure this as a increase in temperature because temperature is a measure of the average internal energy.
what is meant by the specific heat capacity
The amount of energy needed to raise the temperature of 1kg of a substance by 1 degrees Celsius.
Or the amount of energy released as a substance cools.
what is the specific heat capacity equation?

What is the specific heat capacity of water?

In real life, some energy is lost to surrounding, what can we do to strop this if doing an experiment
we use a lid and insulate the container or beaker well