

Energy Transfer
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Margaret Twichel
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12 Slides • 8 Questions
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Energy Transfer
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Multiple Select
We talked about two specific ways energy is transferred from objects, places, and forms yesterday. What were they?
Force
Electricity
Gravity
Jumping
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Energy transfer is useful.....but never perfect
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Energy can never be created or destroyed
But.....we can lose it
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Energy Loss
It can end up places we don't want.
It can get converted to a form that is not useful to us.
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When energy is transferred, some energy is usually "lost"
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When energy is transferred, some energy is usually "lost"
as heat, sound, or light.
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Energy Transfer: Light Bulb
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Energy Efficiency of Incandescent and Fluorescent lamps
"Lost" Light Bulb Energy
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Less than 1% of the energy we started with gets turned into light!
"Lost" Light Bulb Energy
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Engineering Connection
Engineers work on solving these problems by trying to make more efficient power plants, light bulbs, and distribution grids.
Example: LEDs vs. Incandescent
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chemical --> kinetic
Energy Transfer: Car
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Only 17-21% of the energy in gasoline goes to moving the car!
"Lost" Car Energy
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Multiple Choice
Energy transfer is useful and perfect 100% of the time.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
When energy is "lost" it is completely destroyed.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Energy cannot be created or destroyed.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
When energy is "lost", it just goes places we don't want it to go.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Which of these is an example of energy "loss"
A lightbulb using the energy from the power plant and giving off heat energy.
A lightbulb using the energy from the power plant and giving off light.
A car using the energy in gasoline to move from one place to another.
A swing using the gravitational energy to swing back and forth.
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Multiple Select
Energy is usually "lost" as ________, ________, and ________
heat
sound
light
movement
energy
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Open Ended
Write about something you saw today that would not be possible without energy transfer.
Make sure to include: What was the original source of energy? What was the final use of energy? How was the energy transferred? How was the energy "lost"?
Energy Transfer
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