
Energy Transformation
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Sondra Griffin
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Energy is the Ability to do work. Energy cannot be created or destroyed. It can be stored or transferred from place to place.
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Stored energy
Energy of Motion
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stored energy and the energy of positional gravitational energy
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Potential
Energy
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the energy of moving objects!
Mechanical Energy
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energy stored in chemicals, fossil fuels and substances which can burn or be part of a chemical change
Chemical Energy
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Nuclear Energy
the energy released during nuclear fission or fusion, especially when used to generate electricity
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KINETIC ENERGY
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THERMAL ENERGY
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SOUND ENERGY
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MECHANICAL ENERGY
WIND
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RADIANT ENERGY
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ELECTRICAL ENERGY
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stored energy
moving energy
the difference between stored and moving energy
the sum of all energy in the system
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energy is destroyed in the process
no energy is destroyed in the process
energy is created in the process
some amount of energy cannot be accounted for
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objects with potential energy are moving
objects with kinetic energy are moving
objects with potential energy have a lot of heat
there is no difference between the two type of energy.
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objects with potential energy are moving
objects with kinetic energy are moving
objects with potential energy have a lot of heat
there is no difference between the two type of energy.
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Decreasing Potential energy, Increasing Kinetic energy
Increasing Potential energy, Decreasing Kinetic energy
Both potential and kinetic are increasing
Both potential and kinetic are decreasing
Energy is the Ability to do work. Energy cannot be created or destroyed. It can be stored or transferred from place to place.
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