All of AQA GCSE Physics P1 Energy - Whole Topic Summaries

P1 Energy
Watt and Joule developed steam engines, which essentially transfer energy from a thermal store by doing mechanical work. They compared their energy output using weight lifted times height.
There was a great deal of discussion at this time about the “heat engine”. They realised it was impossible to recover the energy which was eventually dissipated as heat, spreading into the surroundings and becoming too small to use.
Fossil fuels shortages and global warming are problems that Physics can solve. One key way to solve our energy emissions will be reducing our energy demand as a society.

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[genius_elffo]

Hello, two years later I'm watching this and it's very useful as made from specification. Is there any possibility other whole topic summaries can be made too?

[AmritjotSingh-vnct]

Have you done the same for the other topics?

[jakebowie]

Is this for combined or triple (separate) science, thank you