energy - our science classroom
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Energy Unit 7
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Energy The ability to do work
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Energy Resources Most of our energy comes from non-renewable resources ◦ Supplies are limited ◦ Cannot be replenished in a short period of time
We are trying to use more renewable resources ◦ Can be naturally replenished in a short period
of time Alternate-energy sources beyond traditional
resources (fossil fuels)
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How do politics and money affect the future of renewables?
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Primary vs. Secondary Energy Sources
Secondary sources of energy are called energy carriers ◦ Produced from
primary energy sources ◦ Used to store, move
and deliver energy in an easily usable form ◦ Examples: electricity
Primary source of energy is one that occurs naturally ◦ Examples: Fossil fuels
(coal, oil and gas), biofuels, wind, waves, solar radiation and nuclear fuels.
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Non-Renewable Energy Resources
Petroleum (oil) and natural gas-made from the accumulation of microorganisms on the ocean floor
91% of the energy consumed in the U.S comes from non-renewable energy sources ◦ Fossil Fuels-from preserved remains of once living animals
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Coal-made when heat and pressure are applied to an accumulation of dead plants under layers of water and dirt
Energy production depends on carbon content ◦ Peat-not yet coal, give it a million years or so ◦ Lignite-softest, most common, used for electricity production ◦ Biturnunous-harder, used in cooking (heating for steel production) ◦ Anthracite-hardest, highest carbon content, produces LOTS of heat,
“clean” coal
Non-Renewable Energy Resources
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Uranium (Nuclear Energy) ◦ Common metal
found in rocks-supply is limited ◦ Energy is harnessed
when a uranium atom is split
Non-Renewable Energy Resources
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Renewable Resources Biomass-organic material (dead plants and animals) ◦ Contains stored energy from the sun that is released when burned or fermented.
Geothermal-heat energy from Earth’s core ◦ Recovered as steam or hot water ◦ Used to heat building/generate electricity
Hydropower-generated by using flowing water ◦ Hydroelectric power-hydro (water) electric (electricity)
Solar-heat/electricity generated by using radiation from the sun ◦ Photovoltaic devices-convert sunlight directly into electricity
Wind-generates electricity from moving air
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#1-Potential Energy-Stored energy and energy of position
All energy forms fall into two categories:
Chemical Energy: Stored in bonds of atoms and molecules (Biomass, petroleum, Natural gas, coal)
Stored Mechanical Energy: Stored by application of force (Stretched rubber band, compressed spring)
Nuclear Energy: Stored in nucleus of atom holds nucleus together Fission (nuclear power plants) split atoms, Fusion (sun) combines atoms
Gravitational Energy: Due to position or place Hydroelectric dams, suspending object
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Kinetic Energy-energy of motion
waves, electrons, atoms, molecules, substances, and objects
Electrical Energy: Movement of electrons Electricity, lightning
Radiant Energy: Electromagnetic energy traveling in waves Visible light, x-rays, radio waves, gamma rays
Thermal Energy: Heat, the internal energy of substances and how much particles are vibrating (geothermal)
Motion: Movement of objects from place to place (Wind)
Sound: Movement of energy through substances in longitudinal (compression) waves
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Law of Conservation of Energy
It can change forms (and does!)
Energy is neither created nor destroyed
It can change forms (and does!)
What changes of energy can you find in these?
Car crash Food
Ref's Whistle
Typing