Thermal, Kinetic, Gravitational potential, Elastic potential, Chemical, Magnetic, Electrostatic, nuclear
-mechnically (by doing work)
-electrically ( work done moving charges)
- by heating
- by radiation
an object or group of objects involved in the energy transfer
Energy is TRANSFERRED
A system where energy cannot enter or leave
Energy that is stored in less useful way
Energy TRANSFERRED
-chemical energy store in person's arm, is transferred to kinetic energy store in the person's arm and the ball
Gravitational potential energy store in the ball is transferred to kinetic energy store
friction between the car's brakes and the wheels tranfers kinetic energy store into a thermal energy store
temperature of the object rises
car's kinetic energy store is transferred into elastic potential and thermal energy store in the car
energy is transferred to the waters thermal energy store by heating
that the limit of proportionality has NOT been exceeded
The amount of energy gained by an object raised above ground level
The amount of energy required to raise the temperature of 1kg of the substance by 1 degrees
look at stb
-the rate at which energy is transferred
-the rate at which work is done
Watts [w]
1 watt = 1J/s
energy can be:
-transferred usefully,
-stored or dissipated;
-but can never be created or destroyed
-energy is usefully transferred from the chemical energy of the battery
- but soem energy is dissipated (wasted) as thermal energy
-lubrication
- thermal insulation
reduces friction
Prevents thermal energy loss to the surroundings
conduction
convection
How quickly energy is transferred through a material by conduction
-thickness of walls
- thermal conductivity of walls
-increase useful energy output
-decrease wasted energy output
some energy is usually transferred to wasted thermal energy
will evently run out
-crude oil, natural gas and coal
-fossil fuels are non-renewable
nuclear energy
these sources can be RENEWED as they are being used and WILL NOT run out
-the sun
-wind
-water waves
-hydro-electricity
-bio fuel
-tidal
-geothermal
-transport
-electricity generation
-heating