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1st law of thermodynamics
the internal energy of a system can be increased by either adding heat or doing work on the system
ideal gas law
an ideal gas is a gas for which the forces between atoms are small enough to be ignored.
(Pressure x Volume)= (#gas atoms x Boltzman's constant x absolute temperature)
PV=NkT
convection
heat is transferred by the motion of a fluid
radiation
heat is transferred by electromagnetic waves
heat engine
gasoline engine. not all heat is used when burning
Thermal engery- burning gas.
some energy converted to work
some heat is released into enviorment
efficiency
net work done by the engy by the amount of heat used to do this work. E= W/Qh
e= W/Qh
efficiency.
convert to kelvins
carnot engine
ideal efficiency
Ec= (Th-Tc)/Th
second law of thermodynamics
some energy is always lost
heat pump
refrigerator- cold air becoming warmer
e=F/q
electric field= force vector/ charge
units are N/C
PE=qEd
electrostatic potential energy
V= PE/q
electric potential
V= Ed
relationship between electric field and potential
I= q/T
electric current
I is electric current, q is charge, and T is time
unit =ampere= C/s
Ohms law
I= V/R
unit= Omega
electrical motive force
E=I/R
unit = voltage
P=IE
Power supplied by the battery.
P=VI
power dissipated by a resistor
energy
power/time
kilowatt kW
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physics final
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2012-12-12T03:38:18Z
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