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Physical Science Study Guide | PDF | Potential Energy | Force

Physical Science Study Guide | PDF | Potential Energy | Force This document is a physical science study guide containing multiple choice, completion, and short answer questions about energy. it begins with a multiple choice section testing understanding of concepts like kinetic energy, potential energy, work, and different forms of energy. Topic 1 – energy study guide t st date: 1. define: t b. work – force exerted on an object that causes the object to change its motion in the same direction in which you exert the force.

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Physical Science | PDF | Energy Development | Solar Energy Can you name any energy transformations which are or can occur in the below picture. Describe how the following forces are each involved in a roller coaster: inertia, friction, air resistance, acceleration, gravity, gravitational potential energy and kinetic energy. Chemical potential energy, such as the energy stored in fossil fuels, is the work of the coulomb force during rearrangement of mutual positions of electrons and nuclei in atoms and molecules. Mixture a combination of substances (e.g. sand and salt in water) that can separated from each other solubility sugar can dissolve in water. heating and stirring increase solubility. •• also called heat. as temperature increases, the atoms and molecules move faster and thermal energy increases.

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Energy | PDF | Potential Energy | Kinetic Energy Chemical potential energy, such as the energy stored in fossil fuels, is the work of the coulomb force during rearrangement of mutual positions of electrons and nuclei in atoms and molecules. Mixture a combination of substances (e.g. sand and salt in water) that can separated from each other solubility sugar can dissolve in water. heating and stirring increase solubility. •• also called heat. as temperature increases, the atoms and molecules move faster and thermal energy increases. Ps.1.3.b objects can have elastic potential energy due to their compression or chemical potential energy due to the nature and arrangement of the atoms that make up the object. We shall now introduce the principle of conservation of energy to study the change in energy of a system between its initial and final states. in particular we shall introduce the concept of potential energy to describe the effect of conservative internal forces acting on the constituent components of a system. This study guide provides an overview of potential energy, kinetic energy, and energy conservation, as well as energy diagrams, work, conservative force, and non conservative force. What happens to the kinetic and potential energy as two electrons move closer to one another? the kinetic energy will convert into potential energy. is the force between an electron and a proton as they come closer together attractive or repulsive? it is attractive. when two bar magnets are placed end to end they repel each other.

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Energy Physics 1. | PDF Ps.1.3.b objects can have elastic potential energy due to their compression or chemical potential energy due to the nature and arrangement of the atoms that make up the object. We shall now introduce the principle of conservation of energy to study the change in energy of a system between its initial and final states. in particular we shall introduce the concept of potential energy to describe the effect of conservative internal forces acting on the constituent components of a system. This study guide provides an overview of potential energy, kinetic energy, and energy conservation, as well as energy diagrams, work, conservative force, and non conservative force. What happens to the kinetic and potential energy as two electrons move closer to one another? the kinetic energy will convert into potential energy. is the force between an electron and a proton as they come closer together attractive or repulsive? it is attractive. when two bar magnets are placed end to end they repel each other.

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