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Energy Stores and Systems
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Year 10 Physics (Energy) Mind Map on Energy Stores and Systems, created by Sharleen Tebb on 29/06/2017.
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Energy Stores and Systems
Energy is never used up, it's just transferred between different stores and objects
Energy is transferred between stores
When energy is transferred to an object, the energy is stored in one of the object's energy stores
Energy stores
Thermal (can be called internal)
Kinetic
Gravitational potential
Elastic potential
Chemical
Magnetic
Electrostatic
Nuclear
Energy is transferred...
Mechanically (by a force doing work)
Electrically (work done by moving charges)
By heating
By radiation (light or sound)
When a system changes, energy is transferred
System: The object(s) that you are interested in
Can be transferred...
Between different types of energy stores
Between different objects
Into or away from the system
Closed systems: systems where neither matter nor energy can enter or leave
The net change in the total energy of a closed system is always zero
Energy can be transferred by...
Heating
Boiling water in a kettle
Water: System
Energy is transferred to the water (from the kettle's heating element) by heating...
...Into the water's thermal energy store, causing the temperature of the water to rise
The kettle's heating element and the water as a two-object system
Energy is transferred electrically to the thermal energy source of the kettle's heating element...
...Which transfers energy by heating to the water's thermal energy store
Doing work
Work done = energy transferred
Work can be done when current flows or by a force moving an object
Examples:
Throwing a ball
Initial force exerted by a person to throw a ball upwards does work
Energy transfer from chemical store in person's arm...
...To the kinetic store of the ball and the arm
A ball dropped from height
Accelerated by gravity, so gravitational force does work
Causes energy to be transferred from the ball's gravitational potential store...
...To it's kinetic store
A car's brakes
Friction between the brakes and wheels does work as it slows down
Causes energy transfer from the wheels' kinetic store...
..To the thermal store of the surroundings
A collision between a car and a stationary object
Normal contact force between the car and the object does work
Causes energy transfer from the car's kinetic store...
..To other stores
Elastic potential store of object and car body
Thermal store of object and car body
Some energy might also be transferred away by sound waves
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