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What is Energy?
Energy is the ability of an object to transform itself or produce changes in other objects.
LAWS OF ENERGY:
1. Energy cannot be created or destroyed
2. Energy can pass from one object to another object
3. Energy can change from one form to another form of energy
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energy that has the potential to become another form of energy
EX. ball stopped, students sitting still, sitting at the top of a rollercoaster
Potential Energy (PE)
the form of energy that it possesses due to its motion
EX. ball moving, students running, going down a roller coaster
Kinetic Energy (KE)
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Energy Basics
Similar to how a heavier object will need more force to move, if an object is larger it will have more energy than a smaller object.
Therefore, the larger the object = the more energy it has
For example, a moving airplane will have more kinetic energy than a person on a bicycle even if they were going the same speed
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Multiple Choice
What type of energy do you have if you are at the top of a rollercoaster?
Kinetic energy
Potential energy
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Multiple Choice
Who has more potential energy, the objects below are at the same height?
basketball
brick
tennis ball
phone
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Radiant Energy
Definition: energy transmitted in the forms of waves through space or a medium
EX. Sun, microwave, charcoal grill, natural gas
Examples :
Microwaves
Gas flames
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Chemical Energy
Examples:
Chemical energy- is energy stored in the bonds of
atoms and molecules. Chemical energy is converted to
thermal energy when people burn wood in a fireplace or
burn gasoline in a car's engine.
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Electrical Energy
Electric Energy- is the energy
that an electric current carries.
Examples:
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Multiple Choice
The energy of electrons or electric charges
Chemical
Electric
Mechanical
Kinetic
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Multiple Choice
Where is chemical energy commonly stored?
animals
fire
food
everything that is made of atoms
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Sound Energy
Sound energy- is the movement of energy in waves. It is
generated by vibrations and needs a medium, such as air,
water, or a solid to travel through.It is produced when
sound waves move outwards from a vibrating object or
sound source.
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Travels in waves by a straight line through space through space, the only form of energy we can see
Ex. Sunlight, fire, flashlight, stars
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Thermal Energy
Thermal Energy: is the energy due to the motion of
particles that make up an object. Thermal energy
moves from hot or warm objects and heats up the
contacting surface.
Examples:
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Mechanical energy = Kinetic energy + Potential energy
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Multiple Choice
The potential energy of motion PLUS the kinetic energy of motion
kinetic
potential
mechanical
chemical
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Multiple Choice
Heat energy from the movement of atoms
Sound Energy
Elastic Energy
Chemical Energy
Thermal Energy
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Renewable natural sources of energy that nature replaces rapidly
They will be replenished, renewed or will come back
Renewable Energy
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Nonrenewable sources of energy are limited in numbers because it takes a long time to replenish them or make new.
These sources do cause pollution.
Nonrenewable Energy
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Multiple Choice
What type of energy is coal gas?
Renewable gas
Non-renewable gas
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Multiple Choice
What type of energy is hydroelectric dam?
Renewable energy
Non-renewable energy
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
Coal, oil, and natural gas are easy to use but ________ the air.
conserve
pollute
What is Energy?
Energy is the ability of an object to transform itself or produce changes in other objects.
LAWS OF ENERGY:
1. Energy cannot be created or destroyed
2. Energy can pass from one object to another object
3. Energy can change from one form to another form of energy
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