

Law of Conservation of Energy
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Science
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6th - 8th Grade
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Hard
James Gonzalez
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10 Slides • 11 Questions
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Law of conservation of energy
My objective is to define the law of conservation of energy.
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Poll
I can create energy.
yes
no
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Open Ended
Think
Where does the energy from the battery in your phone go?
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Define: law of conservation of energy.
The law of conservation of energy states that energy cannot be created or destroyed, but it can change its form.
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Multiple Select
What are the two main forms of energy?
kinetic energy
potential energy
light
sound
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Discuss the types of energy at position 1, 2, and 3 in the given image.
hint: which position does the roller coaster have high gravitational potential energy, and which position does it have more kinetic energy?
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Multiple Choice
a person jumps on trampoline. At the top of the jump the most of the energy is in the form of ___
kinetic energy
thermal energy
potential energy
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Multiple Choice
What is law of conservation of energy?
energy is universal
energy can neither be created nor be destroyed
energy has electrical mass
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Energy changing from one form to another...
is sometimes called energy conversion or energy transformation.
>>> Any form of energy can change into any other form of energy.
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Multiple Choice
See the picture. There is electrical energy coming from the outlet in the wall. When the energy goes into the lamp what energy does it transform into?
Mechanical Energy
Thermal Energy
Sound Energy
Light Energy
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Often one form of energy can change into more than one form.
Chemical-> Heat-> Kinetic-> Electrical-> Heat
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Multiple Select
When wood burn it changes from chemical energy to what 2 other forms of energy? Click the 2 other forms.
Radiant (Light)
Nuclear
Heat
Mechanical
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Multiple Select
A gasoline-powered generator is used to provide lighting for a house.
Choose the best 3 energy forms found in this transformation example?
Chemical
Mechanical
Light
Nuclear
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Multiple Choice
Skateboarder #1 is showing potential energy as he waits at the top of the half pipe.
Skateboarder #2 has dropped into the half pipe, to what type of energy has he converted his potential energy?
Potential
Thermal
Kinetic
Chemical
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Food is chemical energy used to make the body function.
It is converted into kinetic energy to help the body move
It is also converted into thermal energy to keep the body warm.
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Energy Conversion in Plants
Chemical energy stored in the food we eat ultimately comes from the sun.
The process is called photosynthesis. Light energy is converted into chemical energy.
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Energy Conversions are needed in EVERYTHING we do.
(Think of what you do everyday.)
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Some examples of energy conversions
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Open Ended
What are the energy conversion for a hair dryer?
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Open Ended
What are the energy conversions for a radio?
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REMEMBER: Any form of energy can change into any other form of energy.
***Energy cannot be destroyed, but it can be transformed.***
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