Energy Resources and Electricity Generation flashcards
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This page gathers Energy Resources and Electricity Generation flashcards on power stations, renewable sources and physics equations. School students can practise recall, while teachers can find material for revision. The collection has over 180 flashcard resources, mostly for secondary-level study, including GCSE revision. Pick a deck to get started.
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- Comparing Energy Resources75
- Fossil Fuels62
- Nuclear Power19
- Renewable Energy152
- Solar Energy59
- Wind Power28
- Hydroelectric, Wave and Tidal Power18
- Geothermal Energy8
- Power Stations and the National Grid95
- Electrical Power, Energy and Cost29
- Mains Electricity and Safety11
- Electric Circuits and Current13
- Heat Transfer9
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16 cardsGenerating Electricity Fuel for Electricity -In most power stations, water is heated to produce steam. The steam drives a turbine,...
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16 cardsKeywords/ key ideas for Physics mod1 Quick way to see how much you remember. Also useful to test yourself if you are confident with this module ...
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15 cardsList of Physics equations ALL of the physics equations I need to memorise!
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79 cardsPhys P1 (after efficiency) - F What are non-renewable resources?
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68 cardsP2 - Living for the future (Energy Resources) - Flash Cards Physics: Living for the future (Energy Resources) P2 Flash Cards
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89 cardsP1 how can heat be transferred?
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57 cardsP1 - Energy for the home Flash Cards Physics: Energy for the home P1 Flash Cards
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64 cardsP1.3 - Generating Electricity what are non renewable energy sources?
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61 cards1_Physics explain the process of conduction through a metal
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74 cardsEnergy resources glossary
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23 cardsRenewable Energy
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65 cardsPhysics Paper 1
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42 cardsEnergy Production Primary energy source
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33 cardsConsumer World Electrical circuit symbols: 1. Switch 2. Cell 3. Battery 4. Lamp 5. Voltmeter 6. Ammeter 7. Resistor 8. Var...
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43 cardsPhysics- P1.4 What is most electricity in the UK generated in power station generated from?
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18 cardsP1 4.1 - 4.6 GENERATING ELECTRICITY most electricity is generated in powerstations coal, oil and gas powerstations burning fuel heats water in ...
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28 cardsSection 1.2 How do fossil fuels turn into electrical power?
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32 cardsTOPIC I ENERGY AND ELECTRICITY What is an energy transfer?
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27 cardsUntitled
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36 cardsP3 Science revision flashcards P3: Sustainable Energy
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28 cardsScience Energy 2022 ENERGY TRANSFER AND ELECTRICITY UNIT 2
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24 cardsFuels for power What does an electric current involve?
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30 cardsmod p2 living for the future pg 32.. here we go , give one advantage and disadvantage of using photocells to generate electricity
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18 cardsEnergy storage Problems solved by energy storage
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5 cardsAQA Phyisics Unit 1 Part 4 - Generating Electricity 4 - Generating Electricity
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29 cardsGCSE Core Energy an Electricity what is 'specific heat capacity'? what type of material has a high specific heat capacity?
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24 cardsPhysics P1b What is meant by a non-renewable energy resource? Name four non-renewable energy resources.
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19 cardsgenerating electricity what are genorators
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17 cardsUNIT 3.2 - GENERATING ELECTRICITY What does non-renewable energy mean?
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17 cardsUNIT 1.2.2 - GENERATING ELECTRICITY What does non-renewable energy mean?
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33 cardsScience Physics Test Revision YR9
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44 cardsPhysics Study Yr9
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20 cardsGenerating Electricity
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51 cardsp2 physics topic 1 what is the equation for efficiency?
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34 cardsp1.3 & 4 What can determine how much energy an appliance transfers over time?
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27 cardsPhysics P3 What equation links energy transferred, power and time?
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29 cardsPhysics - Energy in the home. When do you use Energy = Power x Time?
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26 cardsPhysics 3 How do you calculate power?
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11 cardsNon renewables
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23 cardsPhysics 1 (Chapter 4)
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These user-made decks cover electricity generation, energy sources and related equations. Generating Electricity is a starting point for the process used in power stations. For a broader comparison, Comparison of Energy Resources brings different sources into focus.
Other decks offer different ways into the unit. Collecting energy from the Sun focuses on solar energy, while List of Physics equations covers quantities including power, efficiency and energy transferred. The deck on electricity and energy equations also includes calculation questions.
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Which flashcards should I start with?
For an introduction to electricity generation, start with Generating Electricity. Its cards include fuel for electricity and the process used in power stations. If you are revising energy sources instead, Comparison of Energy Resources offers a way to focus on that topic.
What topics do the flashcards cover?
The listed decks cover power stations, renewable and non-renewable sources, solar energy and physics equations. Some cards ask about the advantages and disadvantages of energy sources. Others focus on definitions, or provide calculation questions involving quantities such as energy and power.
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Are these decks suitable for GCSE revision?
The collection is mostly aimed at secondary-level study, and some listed resources mention GCSE Physics or GCSE Science. The decks vary in focus: for example, Physics 3 GCSE Core Electrical Energy names GCSE in its title, while other decks concentrate on energy sources or equations.