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P2.2 Energy stores and transfers Starter (modified)

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What energy store is involved in fuels, food and batteries?

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2.

What energy store is involved when objects heat up or cool down?

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3.

How is energy moved between energy stores?

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What energy store is involved when an object heats up or cools down?

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5.

What do you need to do to an object to increase its thermal energy store?

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A match has 500 J in its chemical energy store. It is lit and burns out.

How much energy is in the chemical energy store of the match when it is burned out?

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A match has 500 J in its chemical energy store. It is lit and burns out.

How much energy is gained by the thermal energy store of the air around the match?

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8.

Which thermal energy store has changed the most in the following?

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Which thermal energy store has changed the most in the following?

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Which thermal energy store has changed the most in the following?

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11.

Two identical blocks of metal are heated up. Block A is heated with a single small candle. Block B is heated with three large candles. Explain which block has the biggest temperature change.