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APES Unit 06

front 1

Which energy source is considered nonrenewable?

a.Solar b.Nuclear c.Fossil Fuel

back 1

b & c - Nuclear and Fossil Fuel

front 2

Which is not a fossil fuel energy resource?

a.Coal b.Oil c.Uranium

back 2

c - Uranium

front 3

What is a commercial vs subsistence energy source?

back 3

Commercial= bought and sold to the general public

Subsistence= gathered by individuals for their own immediate needs

front 4

Why is gasoline the fuel of choice for transportation?

back 4

Relatively compact and can be turned on and off quickly.

front 5

Steps to how electricity is produced from coal?

back 5

Coal is pulverized, burned in a furnace, boils water into high pressure steam, which drives a turbine and spins a generator.

front 6

What is the fastest growing energy resource in the world today?

back 6

Solar energy

front 7

How does a hydroelectric dam work?

back 7

A hydroelectric dam stores water in a reservoir, and when the water is released, it flows through turbines that spin and generate electricity. The moving water turns a generator, converting kinetic energy into electrical energy.

front 8

What is the difference between nonrenewable and renewable energy sources?

back 8

Renewable = replenishable

front 9

What is cogeneration/

back 9

The use of a power plant to generate both electricity and useful heat at the same time. (ie. wastewater turned into thermal energy)

front 10

Steps of a pressurized water nuclear reactor?

back 10

In a pressurized water reactor, nuclear fission heats highly pressurized water in a primary loop, which transfers heat to a second water loop to produce steam. The steam spins a turbine connected to a generator, producing electricity before being cooled and reused.

front 11

Steps of energy produced from wind turbine?

back 11

Kenetic --> Mechanical --> Electrical

front 12

What is often used to store wind power?

back 12

Batteries

front 13

Difference between biomass-fired power plants and traditional fossil-fuel-burning power plants?

back 13

Cost of biomass is much higher

front 14

What is biomass?

back 14

Taking energy from recently living things that store chemical energy from the sun.

front 15

What pollutants are most commonly released during the burning of biomass?

back 15

Particulate matter (PM), Carbon monoxide (CO), and Carbon dioxide (CO2)

front 16

What is used to convert geothermal energy into electricity?

back 16

Groundwater (steam is evaporated and turns turbines)

front 17

What is a hydrogen-fueled cell?

back 17

A hydrogen fuel cell is an electrochemical device that converts the chemical energy of hydrogen (H2) and oxygen (O2) directly into electricity, heat, and water.

front 18

What would a hydrogen-fueled cell car emit?

back 18

Water vapor and heat (hydrogen gas is used as a fuel, not a product and carbon dioxide is not emitted either)

front 19

Steps to transforming energy in hydrogen powered cells?

back 19

Hydrogen reacts with oxygen to produce water. (Hydrogen gas enters the cell and is split into protons and electrons. The electrons flow through an external circuit to generate electricity, while the protons combine with oxygen to form water as a byproduct.)