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What kind of energy transfer does a car have?
mechanical energy
Draw the energy transfer diagram for a car?
kainatic energy ------------------->moving car------------------------>light energy
What is the energy transfer a car headlight is designed to achieve?
Electrical energy to light energy
What kind of fuel does the energy efficient car use?
An energy efficient car can use gasoline, diesel, CNG, or electricity as a fuel.
What energy does hybrid car use?
They use kinetic energy by conerting potential energy into it. The fuel source is diesel or gas.
How can you draw an energy transfer diagram for letting a clockwork car run?
energy transfer diagrams for winding up a clock work car
How can you draw an energy transfer diagram for winding up a clockwork car?
An energy transfer diagram for winding up a clockwork car would show the transfer of mechanical energy input to potential energy stored in the clockwork mechanism. As the key is turned, mechanical work is done to wind up the spring in the mechanism, storing potential energy. When released, the potential energy is converted back into kinetic energy as the car moves.
What source of thermal energy does a car's engine use?
The combustion of gasoline or diesel fuel
What property is required of a car radiator?
The ability to transfer heat energy.
What is chemical energy converted in a car?
The chemical energy is stored in the fuel, ie gasoline or diesel, and released when it is burned in the engine.
What are the uses chemical energy?
In a Diesel powered car, chemical energy powers the car. Chemical energy heats food on a gas cooker. Chemical energy delivers electrical energy in a battery. Chemical energy powers a living organism.
What is the transfer energy of a car engine?
The transfer energy of a car engine primarily refers to the energy conversion process that occurs within the engine. It involves converting the chemical energy stored in fuel into mechanical energy, which powers the vehicle. This energy transfer typically involves several stages, including combustion, thermal energy conversion, and ultimately the movement of pistons, which turns the crankshaft and drives the wheels. The efficiency of this energy transfer can vary based on engine design, fuel type, and operating conditions.
