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Energy Transfer Methods

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Heat transfer occurs due to a difference in ______ between two systems or objects.

temperature

The process of changing energy from one form to another is called ______.

energy conversion

Gamma rays are a type of ______ radiation with high energy and short wavelength.

electromagnetic

Thermal energy is a form of ______ energy, as it is the energy of the motion of particles.

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Conduction is a method of heat transfer that occurs through direct ______ of particles.

<p>contact</p> Signup and view all the answers

The Law of Conservation of Energy states that energy cannot be ______ or destroyed, only converted.

<p>created</p> Signup and view all the answers

Infrared light is a type of ______ radiation with low energy and long wavelength.

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Study Notes

Energy Transfer

Heat Transfer

  • Occurs when there is a temperature difference between two systems or objects
  • Heat flows from an area of higher temperature to an area of lower temperature
  • Three methods of heat transfer:
    1. Conduction: direct transfer of heat between particles in physical contact
    2. Convection: transfer of heat through the movement of fluids
    3. Radiation: transfer of heat through electromagnetic waves

Energy Conversion

  • The process of changing energy from one form to another
  • Examples:
    • Chemical energy to thermal energy (combustion)
    • Electrical energy to mechanical energy (electric motor)
    • Mechanical energy to kinetic energy (rolling ball)
  • Law of Conservation of Energy: energy cannot be created or destroyed, only converted from one form to another

Mechanical Energy

  • The sum of kinetic energy and potential energy
  • Kinetic energy: energy of motion
  • Potential energy: energy of position or stored energy
  • Types of mechanical energy:
    • Translational energy: energy of an object moving in a straight line
    • Rotational energy: energy of an object rotating around a fixed axis
    • Vibrational energy: energy of an object oscillating back and forth

Electromagnetic Radiation

  • A form of energy that travels through electromagnetic waves
  • Types of electromagnetic radiation:
    • Gamma rays: high-energy, short-wavelength radiation
    • X-rays: high-energy, short-wavelength radiation
    • Ultraviolet (UV) light: medium-energy, medium-wavelength radiation
    • Visible light: medium-energy, medium-wavelength radiation
    • Infrared (IR) light: low-energy, long-wavelength radiation
    • Radio waves: low-energy, long-wavelength radiation

Thermal Energy

  • The energy of an object due to the motion of its particles
  • Measured by temperature
  • Thermal energy transfer:
    • Heat transfer: transfer of thermal energy from one object to another
    • Internal energy: energy of the particles within an object
  • Thermal energy is a form of kinetic energy, as it is the energy of the motion of particles.

Energy Transfer

Heat Transfer

  • Temperature difference between two systems or objects is necessary for heat transfer
  • Heat flows from higher temperature to lower temperature
  • Conduction: direct transfer of heat between particles in physical contact
  • Convection: transfer of heat through the movement of fluids
  • Radiation: transfer of heat through electromagnetic waves

Energy Conversion

  • Process of changing energy from one form to another
  • Examples: chemical to thermal, electrical to mechanical, mechanical to kinetic
  • Law of Conservation of Energy: energy cannot be created or destroyed, only converted

Mechanical Energy

  • Sum of kinetic energy and potential energy
  • Kinetic energy: energy of motion
  • Potential energy: energy of position or stored energy
  • Types of mechanical energy:
    • Translational energy: energy of an object moving in a straight line
    • Rotational energy: energy of an object rotating around a fixed axis
    • Vibrational energy: energy of an object oscillating back and forth

Electromagnetic Radiation

  • Form of energy that travels through electromagnetic waves
  • Types of electromagnetic radiation:
    • Gamma rays: high-energy, short-wavelength radiation
    • X-rays: high-energy, short-wavelength radiation
    • Ultraviolet (UV) light: medium-energy, medium-wavelength radiation
    • Visible light: medium-energy, medium-wavelength radiation
    • Infrared (IR) light: low-energy, long-wavelength radiation
    • Radio waves: low-energy, long-wavelength radiation

Thermal Energy

  • Energy of an object due to the motion of its particles
  • Measured by temperature
  • Thermal energy transfer: heat transfer and internal energy
  • Thermal energy is a form of kinetic energy, as it is the energy of the motion of particles

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