physics topic 1

Cards (22)

  • What is the first topic covered in the video?
    Energy topic of GCSE physics
  • Why should viewers pause and take notes during the video?
    To prepare for the GCSE exam
  • How many different energy stores are mentioned?
    Eight different energy stores
  • Name three energy stores mentioned in the video.
    Kinetic, thermal, gravitational potential
  • What happens to a tennis ball's energy when it is dropped?
    Gravitational potential energy converts to kinetic energy
  • What is the equation for kinetic energy?
    E = 12mv2\frac{1}{2}mv^2
  • What does E stand for in the kinetic energy equation?
    Energy
  • What is the equation for gravitational potential energy?
    E = MGH
  • What units can gravitational field strength be measured in?
    Newtons per kilogram or meters per second squared
  • What is elastic potential energy related to?
    Stretching or compressing materials
  • What is the equation for change in energy related to specific heat capacity?
    Change in energy = mass × specific heat capacity × temperature change
  • How can you rearrange the specific heat capacity equation?
    To isolate specific heat capacity
  • What does the conservation of energy state?
    Energy can only be transferred or stored
  • What is power defined as?
    The rate of doing work
  • How does convection occur?
    Heat transfer in liquids and gases through particle movement
  • What does the efficiency equation represent?
    Useful output energy over total input energy
  • What does it mean if a light bulb has 80 Watts output from 100 Watts input?
    It is not fully efficient
  • What are renewable energy resources?
    Resources that can be replenished naturally
  • What is a disadvantage of renewable energy resources?
    They can be unreliable in certain conditions
  • What is a common non-renewable energy resource?
    Fossil fuels
  • What happens to voltage in the National Grid during transmission?
    It is increased to reduce energy loss
  • What is the purpose of a step-down transformer?
    To decrease voltage for safe home use