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Physics

• The study of human behavior and societies
• A branch of science that deals with matter and energy and their interaction in the field of mechanics, electricity, and nuclear phenomena

Matter

•  A branch of science that deals with matter and energy and their interaction in the field of mechanics, electricity, and nuclear phenomena

• can be defined as anything that occupies space, and all matter has inertia. Matter is any substance that can be weighed or measured.

• A body is a mass of matter that has a definite quantity

  
  

• the capacity for doing work and overcoming resistance. Expressed in the same units as work (foot pounds)

Body

• a force exerted against an opposing body, or a thrust over a surface. Pressure is a force that tends to compress a body when applied.

• a space that has no matter in it

• may be transferred from one body to another that is at a lower temperature.

• is a mass of matter that has a definite quantity

Energy

• is the energy that a body has because of its relative position.

• is energy that a body has when it is moving with some velocity.

• is the capacity for doing work and overcoming resistance. Expressed in the same units as work (foot pounds)

Potential energy

• is the energy that a body has because of its relative position.

• is energy that a body has when it is moving with some velocity.

• is the capacity for doing work and overcoming resistance. Expressed in the same units as work (foot pounds)

Kinetic energy

• is the energy that a body has because of its relative position.

• is energy that a body has when it is moving with some velocity.

• is the capacity for doing work and overcoming resistance. Expressed in the same units as work (foot pounds)

Conservation of Energy

• is the energy that a body has because of its relative position.

• is energy that a body has when it is moving with some velocity.

• is the capacity for doing work and overcoming resistance. Expressed in the same units as work (foot pounds)

• It is a principle of physics the energy can be transmitted from one body to another (or transformed) in its manifestations, but energy may be neither created nor destroyed. Energy may be dissipated.

Heat

• can be defined as anything that occupies space, and all matter has inertia. Matter is any substance that can be weighed or measured.

• is a form of energy that is known by its effects. The effect of heat is produced by the accelerated vibration of molecules.

• It is a principle of physics the energy can be transmitted from one body to another (or transformed) in its manifestations, but energy may be neither created nor destroyed. Energy may be dissipated.

Sensible Heat

• the effects of this form of heat is indicated by the sense of touch or feeling.

• a form of energy that is known by its effects. The effect of heat is produced by the accelerated vibration of molecules.

• is the quantity of heat that becomes concealed or hidden inside a body while producing some change in the body other than an increase in temperature.

Transfer of Heat

• is the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of 1 pound of water 1°F at the maximum density of the water.

• Heat may be transferred from one body to another that is at a lower temperature.

• the effects of this form of heat is indicated by the sense of touch or feeling.