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This document contains three forms listing the equipment, materials, and tools of the Holy Face of Jesus Lyceum of San Jose Inc. for their Bookkeeping NC III program. The forms include the name, specification, acquisition year, quantity on site, and quantities required for each item. Institution representatives Marichu Visico and Marmelo V. Abante submitted and attested to the forms, which were then inspected by a TESDA expert. The forms will be used to determine the institution's compliance with TESDA standards for quantities of equipment, materials, and tools for the Bookkeeping NC III program.
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Este documento define la energía térmica, la temperatura y el calor. Explica que la energía térmica es la energía interna total de un objeto dada por la suma de la energía cinética y potencial molecular. La temperatura es una medida de la energía térmica, relacionada con el movimiento de las partículas, mientras que el calor es la energía que se transfiere cuando la temperatura cambia. El equilibrio térmico se alcanza cuando dos cuerpos igualan sus temperaturas y se suspende el flujo de calor entre ellos
Segunda ley de la termodinámica
The Second Law of Thermodynamics states that energy naturally disperses from areas of concentration to areas of diffusion. It describes how energy transfers or reactions will occur spontaneously in the direction of increasing entropy (disorder or randomness). The document further explains that all natural processes involve increasing entropy of the universe, and no spontaneous process can occur without an increase in the entropy of the universe. Life on Earth depends on this spontaneous direction of energy according to natural laws.
Lecciones de termodinamica i tema 1 1
La lección introduce los conceptos de transferencia de energía por calor, trabajo y masa según la Primera Ley de la Termodinámica. Explica que la energía solo cambia de forma y no se crea ni destruye. Define formas macroscópicas y microscópicas de energía como la energía interna, cinética y potencial. También describe el calor y trabajo como formas de transferencia de energía entre sistemas y el entorno.
Tema 6 transferencia de energía
1. La energía es la capacidad de producir cambios. Se mide en julios y puede transferirse entre sistemas en forma de calor o trabajo.
2. Existen sistemas abiertos, cerrados y aislados que pueden intercambiar energía. La energía se conserva y puede transferirse por conducción, convección o radiación.
3. La energía mecánica incluye la energía cinética y potencial. El trabajo modifica la energía mecánica y la potencia mide la rapidez del trabajo.
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El documento trata sobre la termoquímica. Explica que la termoquímica estudia los cambios de energía en las reacciones químicas. Define conceptos como la entalpía y las leyes de la termodinámica que rigen los cambios energéticos. También describe los diferentes tipos de procesos como exotérmicos y endotérmicos, y cómo se pueden calcular los cambios de energía involucrados en una reacción química.
Grupo 7 trabajo y energia -ejercicios
El documento lista los nombres de 4 estudiantes y menciona exámenes de diferentes años y términos, incluyendo exámenes del segundo término de 2006-2007, del año 2009, del primer término de 2007 y del término 2007.
Energia solar fotovoltaica
Este documento describe la energía solar fotovoltaica como una fuente renovable y limpia de energía que reduce las emisiones de CO2. Explica que la energía solar fotovoltaica convierte la energía solar en energía eléctrica a través de módulos fotovoltaicos, los cuales tienen aplicaciones para sistemas conectados a la red eléctrica y sistemas aislados. Además, detalla la tecnología y la industria fotovoltaica, así como el mantenimiento requerido para los sistemas fotovolta
Bioenergia
El documento resume la bioenergía, incluyendo qué es, cómo se produce a través de métodos termoquímicos y biológicos, lugares de producción, usos como combustible sólido, líquido o gaseoso, ventajas como sustituir emisiones de CO2 y desventajas como posible monocultivo. También analiza la bioenergía en Chile, antecedentes que la favorecen como precios petroleros y tecnología, y que la dificultan como disponibilidad de materia prima y costos de transacciones alternativas.
El ecosistema
El documento describe los diferentes tipos de ecosistemas, incluyendo acuáticos, aéreos y terrestres, y cómo las especies dentro de cada ecosistema interactúan y dependen unas de otras a través de procesos como la depredación, el parasitismo y la simbiosis. También introduce la ecología como la rama de la biología que estudia las interacciones entre los organismos y su medio ambiente, influenciada por disciplinas como la física, la química, la geología y la climatología.
Termometria - Escalas termométricas
Princípios da Termometria e características das escalas termométricas.
Como transformar os valores das escalas.
Energía cinética y potencial
Este documento describe la energía mecánica, que se divide en energía cinética y potencial. La energía cinética es la energía de un cuerpo en movimiento y depende de su masa y velocidad. La energía potencial es la energía almacenada de un cuerpo debido a su posición o estado y depende de la masa y altura del cuerpo. El documento también presenta ecuaciones y ejemplos para calcular estas energías.
Trabajo de power point terminado
Las centrales térmicas convencionales generan electricidad quemando combustibles fósiles como el carbón, el petróleo o el gas natural en una caldera para calentar agua y producir vapor que mueve una turbina conectada a un generador eléctrico. Proporcionan electricidad de forma más barata pero también generan más emisiones de gases de efecto invernadero en comparación con otras fuentes de energía. El gas natural, petróleo y carbón se transportan principalmente a través de gasoductos, oleoductos o por barco y
Energia hidraulica
El documento describe la energía hidráulica, incluyendo sus ventajas y desventajas. Explica que la energía hidráulica se produce al dejar caer agua retenida a gran altura, convirtiendo su energía potencial en energía cinética y luego eléctrica. Entre sus ventajas se encuentra que es renovable, limpia y económica. Sin embargo, requiere grandes inversiones y puede afectar ecosistemas. Luego detalla países que la usan como Brasil, Canadá y países en los que se usa en México
Energias Alternativas
Energias alternativas incluem fontes renováveis como energia solar, eólica, hidráulica e geotérmica. Essas fontes renováveis são mais sustentáveis do que fontes tradicionais como petróleo e carvão, cujos recursos são limitados. As energias alternativas aproveitam a força do sol, vento, água e calor interno da Terra para gerar energia de forma menos prejudicial ao meio ambiente.
Gas natural
El documento presenta información sobre el origen, composición y proceso de obtención del gas natural. Explica que el gas natural se formó hace millones de años a partir de la descomposición de organismos enterrados bajo sedimentos, y que actualmente es extraído, transportado, procesado y distribuido para su uso como fuente de energía en hogares e industrias. Detalla las etapas de exploración, extracción, transporte, tratamiento, almacenamiento y distribución del gas natural.
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