Flash Cards For Energy Test
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Renewable Resources | Objects that are replenish able resources
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Nonrenewable Resources | Objects that are not replenish able resources.
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fossil fuels | non renewable resources that are used as fuel.
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Newton | measures amount of force (g), is used.
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Wave | a disturbance that transfers energy from place to place.
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Force | measurement of work
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Newton Meters | Measuring of amount of newtons per meter.
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Crest | highest point of a wave
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Trough | lowest point of a wave
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Medium | what a wave travels through
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Electromagnetic waves | a wave with no medium
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Mechanical waves | a wave with a medium
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Work calculations (formula) | force x distance
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Friction | property that causes objects to resist moving against each other.
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Four factors | roughness, size, hardness, weight/pressure
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Nuclear Energy | energy that comes from changes in the nucleus of the atom.
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Light Energy | produced by the vibrations of electrically charged particles
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Chemical Energy | energy of compound that changes as atoms are changed
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mechanical energy | energy in position and motion
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sound energy | energy caused by object vibrations
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electrical energy | energy of moving electrons
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thermal energy | the total charge of particles
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potential energy | object gets energy from its position
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kinetic energy | energy of motion
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Wavelength | the distance between 2 corresponding parts of a wave
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rarefactions | in longitudinal waves in a spring, the parts where the coils are spread out are called rarefactions
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amplitude | the maximum distance of the particles of a medium
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