TSES 3002- Midterm Exam Guide - Comprehensive Notes for the exam ( 42 pages long!)

• School: Carleton University
• Department: Technology, Society, Environment Studies
• Course: TSES 3002
• Professor: John Buschek

Document Summary

The following table is a demonstration of the growth of gdp of developed versus developing countries. What this is implying is that the growth of gdp is constantly increasing. In the 19th century, people studied motion of bodies and heat. These studies came together into the laws of. Example, from coal to ecar has 18% efficiency where effieiency = euseful out / ein. Example, from food to human has only 5% efficiency. With gummy bear in kcl, the rate is fast. Against fundamental forces like gravity, electromagnetic, and nuclear. Ein transformer eout where ein = eout. Ein transformer useful eout and unuseful eout. There are two ways that heating can occur: Temperature difference: heat moves from high t to low t (heating by heat transfer) Conduction is mostly the solid-solid transfer of energy from hotter objects to cooler objects: convection.