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What is the law of energy conservation?
Energy cannot be created or
destroyed
; it can only be transferred into different
forms.
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What happens to the total energy of a ball that is kicked, assuming no external forces act?
The total
energy
of the system remains
constant
due to the
conservation
of energy.
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What is waste energy?
Waste energy is the
energy
that is
not
used by the device for its
desired
purpose.
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What are the energy changes that occur in a filament light-bulb?
Electrical
energy is transferred into light and
heat
energy.
Light
is a useful energy form, while
heat
is waste energy.
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What are the two equations to calculate efficiency?
Efficiency =
Useful Output
Energy Transfer /
Total Input Energy Transfer
and Efficiency =
Useful Power
Output /
Total Power Output.
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How can the efficiency of a system be increased?
Reducing
waste output (by lubrication, thermal insulation, etc.)
Recycling
waste output (e.g., recycling thermal waste energy as input energy)
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What is the consequence for energy transfer of a material with high thermal conductivity?
The rate of energy transfer through the material is
higher
than for a material with
lower
thermal conductivity.
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Do double-glazed windows have a higher or lower thermal conductivity than single-glazed windows?
Double-glazed windows have
lower
thermal conductivity than single-glazed windows.
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What key factors affect the rate of cooling of a building?
The
thickness
of the walls
The
thermal
conductivity of the walls
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What are three methods of reducing heat loss in a building?
Double
glazing
Loft and
wall
insulation
Thicker
walls
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How can the efficiency of a mechanical machine with moving parts be improved?
Lubricate
any moving parts to reduce
friction
and therefore energy loss due to
heating.
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How can the efficiency of a radiator be improved?
Installing
metal foil sheets
behind the radiator to reflect the
heat
back into the
room
rather than it being
absorbed
into the
walls.
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How can the efficiency of boiling water in a pan be improved?
By placing a
lid
on the pan to reduce the
heat
loss from the
top.
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