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Infrared

All objects emit infrared


Hotter the object=more infrared

States of matter

Solid , liquid , gas

Good absorbers of radiation ?

Dark, matte surfaces

Good reflectors of radiation ?

Light , shiny objects

Where does conduction happen ?

Mostly in solids

What are poor conductors called ?

Insulators

U value

Lower the u value the better the material is an insulator

Where does Convection mostly happen ?

In fluids ( gas and liquid )

What effects rate Evaporation ?

- increasing surface area of liquid


- increasing temp

Rate of condensation :

Increasing the surface area


Reducing surface area

What slows down the rate of heat capacity?

The greater mass of an object , the more slowly its temp increases when it is heated

forms of energy

Light


Sound


Kinetic


Nuclear


Gravitational


Elastic


Chemical

What is power ?

The rate at which it transfers energy

What is payback time ?

The time it takes for an appliance or installation to pay for itself in terms of energy savings

What are fossil fuels ?

Coal , oil, gas

What is a biofuel ?

Is any fuel obtained from living or recently living organisms

How can we get energy from wind and water ?

We can use energy from wind and water to drive turbines directly

How does a hydroelectric power station work ?

Water is collected in a reservoir , this water is allowed to flow downhill and turn turbines at the boom of the hill

What is wave power ,

Use movement of the waves on the sea to generate electricity

What is tidal power ?

Level of sea rising and falling twice a day used to drive turbines

What is geothermal energy?

It comes from inside the earth

What direction to transverse waves travel ?

The vibration of particles is perpendicular to the direction in which the wave travels

What direction do longitudinal wave travel ,?

Parallel to the direction of the travel of the waves

Electromagnetic spectrum ?

Radio


Microwaves


Infrared


Light


Uv


X rays & gamma

What is blue shift ?

Indicates that a galaxy is moving towards us

What is red shift ?

Indicates galaxy is moving further away