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Energy Types and Conversion Project Research the following types of energy and define each without using the word to define it. ( Ex. Cannot define heat energy by using the word “heat”) Create a cartoon, device, diagram etc that converts energy from one form to another. Include (and label) as many types of energy as possible in your project. Starng with a nuclear power plant might be a good idea. All forms of energy must be connected as we are showing the transformaon from one type of energy to another. 10 connected types of energy = 10/10 Kinec Energy: energy of moon Potenal Energy: stored energy of an object as a result of its condion or its posion Kinec Energy Types Mechanical Kinec Energy-Energy of moon of objects that are larger than atoms and molecules from smallest bacteria to largest galaxies. Radiant Energy(Solar)-energy of the electromagnec waves that travel from an energy source. Ex: light bulb radiates ultraviolet radiaon, visible light and infrared radiaon Thermal Energy(Heat)-Energy of random moon of parcles that make up a substance, Electrical Kinec Energy-Energy of electrons moving along a wire or a conductor Ex: lightning electrical kinec energy where air is the conductor Sound Energy-Energy of vibraons or disturbances of parcles making up maer. Ex: Sound travels away from its source.

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Energy Types and Conversion Project

Research the following types of energy and define each without using the word to define it. ( Ex. Cannot define heat energy by using the word “heat”)

Create a cartoon, device, diagram etc that converts energy from one form to another.

Include (and label) as many types of energy as possible in your project. Starting with a nuclear power plant might be a good idea. All forms of energy must be connected as we are showing the transformation from one type of energy to another.

10 connected types of energy = 10/10

Kinetic Energy: energy of motion

Potential Energy: stored energy of an object as a result of its condition or its position

Kinetic Energy Types

Mechanical Kinetic Energy-Energy of motion of objects that are larger than atoms and molecules from smallest bacteria to largest galaxies.

Radiant Energy(Solar)-energy of the electromagnetic waves that travel from an energy source. Ex: light bulb radiates ultraviolet radiation, visible light and infrared radiation

Thermal Energy(Heat)-Energy of random motion of particles that make up a substance,

Electrical Kinetic Energy-Energy of electrons moving along a wire or a conductor

Ex: lightning electrical kinetic energy where air is the conductor

Sound Energy-Energy of vibrations or disturbances of particles making up matter.

Ex: Sound travels away from its source.

Potential Energy Types

Gravitational –Energy due to the position of an object relative to a reference point, such as the ground. Ex: roller coaster

Chemical – Energy stored in chemical bonds. Ex: energy stored in fossil fuels.

Electrical – Energy stored by a separation of positive and negative charges. Ex: battery

Nuclear –Energy stored within the nucleus of an atom. Ex: Candu Nuclear Reactor

Elastic –Energy stored in a stretched or compressed object. Ex: tennis ball and racquet

Magnetic – Energy that is attracted by the Earth’s magnetic field. Ex: compass needle

Example-1: Hydrogen fuel cell car

Radiant—electrical—chemical—mechanical + radiant + sound

Example-2: Steel ball race

Gravitational potential ---mechanical kinetic + sound + thermal

Example-3: Steel pendulum

Gravitational potential –kinetic mechanical + thermal

Example-4: Golf ball inertia

Potential elastic –mechanical –sound + mechanical + thermal

1) What does the law of conservation of energy state?Input energy = Output energyIn all energy transformation, the initial amount of energy is equal to the final amount of energy.

The total amount of energy is constant; energy is neither created, nor destroyed; it is transformed from one form of energy to the other or transferred from one object to another.