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  • In an experiment the variable we measure is called what?
    Dependent Variable
  • In an experiment the variable we change is called what?
    Independent Variable
  • What is energy?
    The ability to do work
  • In an experiment the variables we keep constant are called what?
    Controlled Variables
  • What type of energy is produced by the vibrations of particles or waves?
    Sound
  • What is the purpose of the air hole on a Bunsen burner?
    To switch between the safety & working flames
  • At which point is the carts kinetic energy the highest?
    3
  • How should you turn off a Bunsen burner after use?
    Close the air holes & then turn off the gas
  • What should you do if you spill a chemical on your skin in the laboratory?
    Wash it off with soap immediately
  • What law states the following "Energy cannot be created or destroyed"
    The law of conservation of energy
  • Why did the cart not go past point 5?
    Because that would require more energy that it started with
  • What is potential energy?
    Stored energy
  • At which point is the carts potential energy the highest?
    1
  • What should you do if glassware breaks i the laboratory?
    Tell the teacher
  • What is the energy flow diagram for a working radio?
    Electrical Energy --> Sound Energy
  • Why is it important to tie back long hair and remove loose clothing in the laboratory?
    To prevent accidences and injuries
  • What equipment should you use to measure a liquid
    Measuring Cylinder
  • What type of energy is stored in chemical bonds?
    Chemical Energy
  • What type of energy is associated with electromagnetic radiation?
    Light
  • What is the energy flow diagram for a camp fire
    Chemical Potential Energy --> Thermal Energy --> Light Energy
  • What is the energy flow diagram for a person shooting a bow and arrow
    Chemical Potential Energy --> Elastic Potential Energy --> Mechanical Motion (Kinetic)
  • What is kinetic energy?
    Energy motion
  • What is the primary source of thermal energy on Earth?
    Solar Energy (Sun)
  • How is thermal energy transferred between objects?
    Conduction, Convection, Radiation