Lesson 6

Chapter 3 — Energy
This lesson
  •  The power of a wind turbine 
  • Heat
  • Specific heat capacity
  • Worksheet
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Chapter 3 — Energy
This lesson
  •  The power of a wind turbine 
  • Heat
  • Specific heat capacity
  • Worksheet

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The power of a wind turbine

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The power of a wind turbine
P=k(v)3
P: Power — Unit: Watt (W)
k: A constant — no unit
v: Speed of the wind — meters / second (m/s)

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Practice exercise

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Practice exercise

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Section 2 Heating

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What is heat?

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What is heat?

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What is heat?
  • Thermal energy
  • The internal movement of a substance on a molecular level
  • Since heat is a form of energy, the unit of heat is Joules (J)

  • Note: In all physical processes some amount energy is lost in the form of heat

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Have a look at chapter 3, section 2 in the digital version of the book. Go over the part 'Experiment with a calorimeter
Specific heat Capacity

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Specific heat capacity
The amount of energy required to heat up a certain amount of a substance a certain amount of temperature

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Specific heat capacity
The amount of energy required to heat up a certain amount of a substance a certain amount of temperature
Examples:
  • You need 4,18 Joule to heat up 1 gram of water 1 ºC
  • You need 0,129 Joule to heat up 1 gram of gold 1º C

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Specific heat capacity


Q: Heat in joules (J)
c: The specific heat capacity of a s substance (J/(g•ºC)
m: The mass of a substance in grams (g)
ΔT = T end  - T start : The temperature difference (ºC)

Q=cmΔT

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Q=cmΔT

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Homework check
  • Section 1: Exercise 1, 2, 3, 4 and 7
  • Section 2: Exercise 1, 2 and 3

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