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Emitters of radiation White/silver surfaces emit less thermal radiation. Polar bears are white so they emit less thermal radiation. Keywords: Conduction, convection, radiation, kinetic, gravitational, chemical, elastic Keywords: Efficiency, power, joule, nuclear, geothermal. Greenhouse effect, thermal, vacuum, renewable, turbine, generator. Convection- Liquids and gases expand when they are heated. The particles move faster and the gap between particles widens. The liquid or gas in hot areas is less dense than the liquid or gas in cold areas, so it rises into the cold areas. The denser cold liquid or gas falls into the warm areas. In this way, convection currents are set up Conduction-energy is transferred via particles colliding. It happens quicker in solids due to particles being close together. It is quick in metals as electrons are free to move throughout metal. HeatHeat moves Radiation Travel as waves, known as thermal/infra red radiation. The heat from the sun reaches us in this way, the waves can travel through a vacuum. Reducing Heat Loss Examples -Flasks have a vaccum layer so conduction and convection don’t occur. -Silver materials used so less thermal radiation emitted. -Larger objects have a smaller surface area : volume ratio so less heat is lost. -Loft insulation as hot air rises (convection) -Double glazing has a layer of air as conduction is slower in gases. Types of Energy -Light -Sound -Gravitational Potential (objects above the Earths surface have this) -Electrical -Kinetic (moving) -Chemical -Elastic (stretched or compressed objects) -Thermal -Nuclear The Energy Law Energy can’t be created or destroyed it is just transferred into different forms. It is measured in Joules (J) ElectricalHeat (useful) Light/sound (wasted) Energy Efficiency Efficiency = useful energy out total energy in To convert to a percentage x 100! ElectricalLight 15J(useful) 20J Heat 5J (wasted) Efficiency = =0.75

Emitters of radiation Keywords: Conduction, convection, radiation, kinetic, gravitational, chemical, elastic Keywords: Efficiency, power, joule, nuclear, geothermal. Greenhouse effect, thermal, vacuum, renewable, turbine, generator. Convection- Conduction- HeatHeat moves Radiation Reducing Heat Loss Examples. 9 Types of Energy - The Energy Law Energy Efficiency Efficiency = useful energy out total energy in To convert to a percentage x 100! ElectricalLight 15J(useful) 20J Heat 5J (wasted) Efficiency =

Electricity and The National Grid 1- Fuel is burnt to heat water to make steam 2- The steam is used to spin a turbine 3-The spinning turbine spins a generator which produces electricity. 4- The electricity goes to transformers to produce the correct voltage Step up transformers increase the voltage, step down transformers reduce voltage. The National Grid carries energy at a low current as this means less energy is lost as heat, but it requires a high voltage. Power Power (W)= energy (J) time (s) Power is the rate at which energy is transferred. 1 watt means 1 joule of energy is transferred every second. Electricity Costs Measured in kilowatt-hours (kWh) the cost per unit also needs to be known. Energy used (kWh) = power (kW) x time (hours) Take care with units! Fossil Fuels Coal (highest start up time), oil and gas (shortest start up time). Disadvantages -Carbon dioxide produced –global warming -Sulphur dioxide produced (acid rain) -Non renewable Nuclear Chemical reactions involving uranium and plutonium release heat which is used to boil water in power stations. Advantages – no Greenhouse gases produced Disadvantages – non renewable, hazardous waste produced which must be dealt with. Wind Advantages – no Greenhouse gases produced, renewable, no fuel costs Disadvantages – noise and visual pollution, won’t always work Water (tidal, wave & hydroelectric) The movement of water is used to drive turbines. Advantages – no Greenhouse gases produced, renewable, hydroelectric and tidal are reliable Disadvantages – can only be used in certain locations, loss of habitats and farmland. Geothermal Cold water is heated using rocks within the Earth, the resulting steam is used to drive turbines. Advantages – renewable, no fuel costs, no harmful gases Disadvantages – very few suitable sites. Solar Solar cells convert light into electricity. Solar panels are used to heat water Advantages – renewable, no fuel costs, no harmful gases produced Disadvantages – expensive and inefficient, need a sunny climate, won’t work at night. Extra Notes

Electricity and The National Grid Step up transformers: Power Power (W)= energy (J) time (s) Electricity CostsFossil Fuels Advantages Disadvantages: Nuclear Advantages – Disadvantages. Wind Advantages – Disadvantages – Water (tidal, wave & hydroelectric) Advantages – Disadvantages – Geothermal. Advantages – Disadvantages – Solar Advantages – Disadvantages Extra Notes