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    Energy

    Energy exists in many forms.

    Energy can be moved from one

    object to another.

    Energy can be changed from

    one form to another.

    Energy cannot be created ordestroyed.

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    What is Always Present

    But Never Visible?

    Although energy isnt visible,

    you can detect evidence of energy.

    ENERGY

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    Law of Conservation of Energy

    With every transformation, some energy is

    converted to less useful forms. Energy

    conversions are not 100% efficient. The

    energy output for the intended purpose is

    seldom the same as the energy we put in.

    100 J electricity in95 J heat out

    5 J light out

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    Potential Energy

    The energy in matter due to its position or

    the arrangement of its parts

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    Kinetic Energy

    Energy of a moving object

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    Six Forms of Energy

    Mechanical Chemical Electrical

    Heat/ThermalLight/Radiant

    Nuclear

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    Mechanical Energy

    Energy that movesobjects from place toplace

    You use mechanicalenergy when you kick aball or turn the pedalsof a bicycle

    Other examples includewater flowing in astream, tires rollingdown a road and soundwaves from our iPod.

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    Chemical Energy

    Energy released by achemical reaction

    The food you eatcontains chemical

    energy that is releasedwhen you digest yourmeal

    Wood, coal, gasoline,and natural gas arefuels that containchemical energy

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    Electrical Energy

    Energy that comes fromthe electrons within atoms

    It can be generated at a

    power plant or inside abattery and can powereverything from remote-controlled cars torefrigerators

    Lightning and staticelectricity are also forms of

    electrical energy

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    Heat (Thermal) Energy

    Energy created bythe motion ofatoms and

    molecules thatoccurs within anobject

    Thermal energyexists when youheat a pot of wateron a stove

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    Nuclear Energy

    Energy contained in the

    nucleus of an atom

    Nuclear energy is releasedwhen nuclei are split apart

    into several pieces, or

    when they are combined to

    form a single, larger

    nucleus

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    Light (Radiant) Energy

    Energy that can movethrough empty space

    The sun and stars are

    powerful sources ofradiant energy

    The light given off by light

    bulbs and campfires arealso forms of radiantenergy

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    Energy Conversion

    All forms of energy can be converted intoother forms of energy

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    Energy Forms

    These forms of energy do work that end

    up as motion, light, or heat.

    Energy is used to power manufacturing,

    light buildings, propel vehicles, and

    communicate messages.

    What else do we use energy for?

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    Image Resources

    Microsoft, Inc. (2009). Clip Art. Retrieved March 24, 2009, from

    http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/clipart/default.aspx

    ETH Renewable Energy Carriers (2010). Professorship of RenewableEnergy Carriers. Retrieved May 5, 2010, from

    http://www.pre.ethz.ch/research/projects/?id=solarfuels

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