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Unit 2: Electricity
2.4 Energy Transfers in Electrical Appliances
2.4.2 Energy Transfer
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What does energy transfer refer to in electrical appliances?
Conversion of electrical energy
Energy transfer pathways in electrical appliances are the routes through which energy
flows
Match the appliance with its energy transformation and pathway:
Toaster ↔️ Thermal Energy via Resistive Heating
Hair dryer ↔️ Thermal and Mechanical Energy via Fan and Resistive Heating
Radio ↔️ Electromagnetic and Audio Energy via Circuitry
What are the three common forms of energy that electrical energy is converted into?
Thermal, Light, Mechanical
In a toaster, electrical energy is converted into thermal energy via
resistive
heating.
Order the appliances based on their primary energy transformation:
1️⃣ Toaster: Electrical to Thermal Energy
2️⃣ Light Bulb: Electrical to Light and Heat
3️⃣ Fan: Electrical to Mechanical Energy
Energy transformation in electrical appliances always results in thermal energy.
False
Which appliance uses an electric motor to convert electrical energy into mechanical energy?
Fan
Match the appliance with its energy transformation and pathway:
Toaster ↔️ Thermal Energy via Resistive Heating
Light Bulb ↔️ Light and Heat via Resistive Heating of Filament
Fan ↔️ Mechanical Energy via Electric Motor
In a toaster, electrical energy is converted into thermal energy using
resistive
heating.
What type of energy is produced by the heating coils in a hair dryer?
Thermal energy