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Conservation Laws Conservation Laws The Law of The Law of Conservation of Conservation of Blocks Blocks

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Page 1: Conservation Laws The Law of Conservation of Blocks

Conservation LawsConservation Laws

The Law of The Law of Conservation of Conservation of

BlocksBlocks

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MomentumMomentum

Momentum is Momentum is conservedconserved

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Rockets Conserve Rockets Conserve MomentumMomentum

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Angular MomentumAngular Momentum

Also Also conserved…conserved…

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Kepler’s Second LawKepler’s Second Law

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EnergyEnergy

What is Energy?What is Energy?

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Types of EnergyTypes of Energy

PotentialPotential• GravitationalGravitational• ChemicalChemical• Springs/Rubber Springs/Rubber

BandsBands

KineticKinetic• MotionMotion• HeatHeat

RadiativeRadiative• LightLight

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Kinetic EnergyKinetic Energy

K = ½ mvK = ½ mv22

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Thermal EnergyThermal EnergyHeatHeat: The : The totaltotal kinetic energy of a kinetic energy of a

collection of particlescollection of particles

TemperatureTemperature: :

The The averageaverage kinetic energy of a kinetic energy of a collection of particlescollection of particles

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Potential (stored) EnergyPotential (stored) Energy

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ABCDABCD

A pot of water is heated for a long time in an oven. Why will you burn your hand by sticking it into the water but not when you stick it into the oven?

A. The water has a higher temperature than the oven.

B. The molecules in the oven are moving slower than those in the water.

C. The water has more heat than the oven.

D. The oven has a higher temperature than the water.

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Energy … ConservedEnergy … Conserved

KK11 + P + P11 = K = K22 + + PP22

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ABCDABCD

A rock held above your head has potential energy. When it is released, the potential energy converts to kinetic energy. Where does the energy go when it hits the ground?

A. It slightly changes the Earth’s orbit around the Sun

B. The rock stores it for later use.

C. The rock and the ground are heated slightly

D. It is transformed into gravitational potential energy.

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Mass EnergyMass Energy

E = E = mcmc22

Principle behindPrinciple behind• Nuclear Fission (Nuclear Nuclear Fission (Nuclear reactors)reactors)• Nuclear Fusion (The Sun)Nuclear Fusion (The Sun)

It is another form of potential It is another form of potential energyenergy

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Newton was wrong!Newton was wrong!Any new scientific theory MUST Any new scientific theory MUST

explain why the old theory appeared explain why the old theory appeared to workto work

Rats!

We’ve found a small

discrepancy.