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What is Kinetic energy?




What is light energy?

-Energy in a moving object


-Active




-Travels as light waves


-Has different frequencies and energies


- Blue light has more energy than red



What is stored energy?




What is active energy?




Stored and can cause change later




Causing change now

What is gravitational potential energy?




What is chemical energy?



-Going against the force of gravity


- Stored




- Energy in chemical substances


- Can be released or absorbed


-Stored

What is sound energy?




What is electrical energy?





- Vibration of air particles


- Type of kinetic energy


- Active




- Energy of attraction and repulsion of particles


-Like changes repel, opposite changes attract


-Active- Electricity


-Stored- Static

What is elastic potential energy?




What is nuclear energy?

- Energy gained by stretched objects


- Stored




- Energy from the nucleus of atoms


- Stored

What is heat energy?

- Occurs when energy is transferred from on place to another.


- Active


- Conduction, convection, radiation

What is the conservation of energy?

- Cannot be created or destroyed


- It transforms from one for to another or one place to another


- Energy transformation


- Energy transfer

What is renewable sources?




What is non-renewable sources?

- Electricity which does not run out




- Electricity which will run out over time



What is coal energy?

- Fossil fuel formed over millions of years from decomposing plants


-Burnt in power plants, heats up water and makes steam, steam pushes turbines and produces electricity.


- Chemical~heat~kinetic~electrity


- Non- renewable

What is Tidal wave energy?

- Uses the energy of tidal waves


- Waves/tides turn the turbines and produce electricity.


- Kinetic~kinetic~electrical


- Renewable

What is biomass energy?

- Plant and material energy which is used to make energy


- Plant and animal matter is turned into biomass fuel,biomass fuel is burnt in power stations to heat up water and turn into steam,steam pushes the turbines and produces electricity


- Chemical~heat~kinetic~electricity


-Renewable

What is geothermal energy?

- Uses heat energy from beneath the earth


- Some of the heat from it goes to the surface


- The steam pushes turbines in generators which produce electricity


- Heat~kinetic~electrical


- Renewable

What is oil and gas energy?

-Oil and gas are burnt in power stations to heat up water to turn into steam


- The steam pushes the turbines


- Chemical~heat~kinetic~electricity


-Non-renewable

What is solar electricity?

- Heat and energy from the sun


- Solar cells convert sunlight into electricity


- Electrons in the solar cells move with the energy from the sunlight


- Light~Electrical

What is hydro-electricity?

- Water from dams produce energy


- Water is stored in high area using dams


-Water is released down the dam


- Running water pushes the turbines in generators which produce electricity


-Gravitational~kinetic~kinetic~electricity


-Renewable

What is wind energy?

- Uses the movement of the wind


- Moving air turns the large wind turbines to produce electricity


-Kinetic~kinetic~electrical


- Renewable

What is nuclear energy?

- Energy made when atoms are split or joined together


- Nuclear energy is released from radioactive nuclear fields


- Heats up water to produce steam


- Steam pushes the turbines in generators which produce electricity


-Non-renewable

What does MRS C GREN stand for?

Movement


Respiration


Sensitivity


Circulation


Growth


Reproduction


Excretion


Nutrition

What is a cell?




What is a unicellular organism?

- The smallest unit of a living thing




- Living things which exist as singular cells

What is a nucleus?

- Found at the centre of a cell


- Contains DNA


- Controls how the cell lives


- Not found in blood cells

What is the cell membrane?



- Boundary of the cell


- Semi-permeable


- Allows certain things in and other things out


- Found in both types of cells


- Made of fat

What is the mitochondria?




What is a storage vacuole?

- Where respiration is carried out


- Engine room of the cell


- Energy is released from the food




- Food nutrients are stored for later use


- Rarely found in animal cells- such as fat cells

What is a cell wall?




What is chloroplast?

- Keeps the cell rigid and gives it shape


- Made of cellulose


- Only in plant cells




- Photosynthesis is carried out


- Only in plants


- Makes plants green

What are the organisation levels?\




What is respiration?

-Cell~tissue~organ~system




- Essential in living things to 'extract' energy from chemical resources (food)


- Carried out by mitochondria


-Reaction=glucose + O2 = CO2 + water + (energy)


- Energy transforms ADP into ATP


-Our cells get energy from ATP

What is Aerobic respiration?




What is Anaerobic respiration?

1.- With enough oxygen gas


- Glucose+O2=CO2+H2O+(Energy)


- Efficient, provides large amounts of energy


2.- Without enough oxygen gas in animals


- Glucose+lactic acid+(energy)


- In plants : Glucose+Ethanol+CO2+Energy


- Photosynthesis = CO2+H20+(Light energy)= glucose+O2

What is the breathing process for inhaling?




What is the breathing process for exhaling?

Outside~Nasal cavity~Trachea~Bronchus~Bronchioles~Alveoli~ Blood ~Cells




Cells~Blood~Alveoli~Bronchioles~Bronchus~Trachea~Nasal Cavity~Outside

What is in Oxygenated blood?


What is in De-oxygenated blood?




What is an alveoli?

-Oxygen


-Carbon Dioxide




-Moist


-Grape-like shape to increase surface area


-Thin layer of cells


-Lots of blood capillaries

What are ciliated epithelial and goblet cells?

-Work together to protect the alveolus


-Goblet cells produce mucus to trap small particles and dirt


- Ciliated epithelial cells move and beat to move the mucus out of the system

What is the heart?




What are cardiac muscles?

- Pumps blood to our body and from our lungs


- Has 4 chambers


- Size of your fist




-Heart is made up of cardiac muscles


-Automated


-Does not get tired


-Needs constant supply of energy and nutrients

What is the pathway of blood?

Body ~ Vena cava ~ Right atrium ~ Right ventricle ~ pulmonary artery~ lungs~ pulmonary vein~ left atrium~left ventricle~aorta~blood gets oxygenated~back to the body



What are valves and faulty valves?

-4 valves in the heart


-Ensures that blood flows in one direction


-A faulty valve will reduce the efficiency of the heart


-Valves can be replaced- mainly cows/pigs



What are arteries?

- Take blood away


- Large lumen


- Thick endothelium


- Has thick muscular walls which push the high pressure blood along


- Elastic