Choose the examples of NUCLEAR change (2 answers):

A uranium atom splits into Barium and Krypton

Where does FISSION occur? (2 answers)

Deep inside the Earth, causing convection currents

Choose the statements that show the advantages of Nuclear Power (4 answers):

Does not produce particulate air pollution

Produces more kilowatts of energy for fewer cents per kilowatt than coal-burning plants

Considered to be safer than coal-burning plants (in U.S.)

Involves harmful radioactive elements

Choose the statements that show the disadvantages of Nuclear Power (4 answers):

Involves harmful radioactive elements

Loss of control leads to harmful radiation exposure

Produces radioactive waste that must be stored

When not properly contained, huge safety risk

Select the statements that are TRUE about FISSION (4 answers):

One large nuclei splits into more than one smaller, lighter elements

Occurs naturally deep inside the Earth, providing Earth's core energy

Occurs naturally in the sun and stars

Select the statements that are TRUE about FUSION (4 answers):

Occurs naturally in the sun and stars

Two small nuclei fuse into one larger, heavier element

Requires temperatures over 100 million degrees Celsius

One large nuclei splits into more than one smaller, lighter elements

Which correctly lists the energy conversions, from start to finish, for generating electricity from fossil fuels?

Nuclear --> Electromagnetic --> Chemical --> Thermal --> Mechanical --> Electrical

Nuclear --> Thermal --> Mechanical --> Electrical

Nuclear --> Electromagnetic --> Chemical --> Thermal + Electromagnetic

Nuclear --> Electromagnetic --> Chemical --> Mechanical

Which correctly lists the energy conversions, from start to finish, for a campfire?

Nuclear --> Electromagnetic --> Chemical --> Thermal + Electromagnetic

Nuclear --> Thermal --> Mechanical --> Electrical

Nuclear --> Electromagnetic --> Chemical --> Thermal --> Mechanical --> Electrical

Nuclear --> Electromagnetic --> Chemical --> Mechanical

Which correctly lists the energy conversions, from start to finish, for a nuclear power plant?

Nuclear --> Thermal --> Mechanical --> Electrical

Nuclear --> Electromagnetic --> Chemical --> Thermal --> Mechanical --> Electrical

Nuclear --> Electromagnetic --> Chemical --> Mechanical

Nuclear --> Electromagnetic --> Chemical --> Thermal + Electromagnetic

Which correctly lists the energy conversions, from start to finish, for a person walking?

Nuclear --> Electromagnetic --> Chemical --> Mechanical

Nuclear --> Thermal --> Mechanical --> Electrical

Nuclear --> Electromagnetic --> Chemical --> Thermal --> Mechanical --> Electrical

Nuclear --> Electromagnetic --> Chemical --> Thermal + Electromagnetic

Unit Three - Energy review

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Energy is the ability to do:

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Name the two main types of energy:

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Where does FUSION occur?

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What process does the image illustrate?

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What process does the image illustrate?

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Choose the examples of PHYSICAL change (2 answers):

Boiling liquid water into steam

Chopping celery

Copper turning green as it oxidizes

Two hydrogen atoms fuse into one helium atom in the sun

Burning logs in a fire

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Choose the examples of CHEMICAL change (2 answers):

Copper turning green as it oxidizes

Burning logs in a fire

Boiling liquid water into steam

Two hydrogen atoms fuse into one helium atom in the sun

Chopping celery

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Unit Three - Energy review

Energy is the ability to do:

Name the two main types of energy:

Where does FUSION occur?

What process does the image illustrate?

What process does the image illustrate?

Choose the examples of PHYSICAL change (2 answers):

Choose the examples of CHEMICAL change (2 answers):

Choose the examples of NUCLEAR change (2 answers):

Where does FISSION occur? (2 answers)

Fission produces the energy that causes (2 answers):

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