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Energy Power- point

Energy Power-point. Energy The ability of a system to perform work. It can be transferred and converted, but not created or destroyed

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Page 1: Energy Power-point. Energy The ability of a system to perform work. It can be transferred and converted, but not created or destroyed

Energy Power-point

Page 2: Energy Power-point. Energy The ability of a system to perform work. It can be transferred and converted, but not created or destroyed

Energy• The ability of a system to perform work. It can be transferred

and converted, but not created or destroyed.

Page 3: Energy Power-point. Energy The ability of a system to perform work. It can be transferred and converted, but not created or destroyed

Types of EnergyA) Potential: Stored energyB) Kinetic: Energy of movement. How much kinetic energy a

body has depends on its speed and mass.

Page 4: Energy Power-point. Energy The ability of a system to perform work. It can be transferred and converted, but not created or destroyed

Energy Forms (MR. CHEN)Energy Types Kinetic Potential Definition Example

Page 5: Energy Power-point. Energy The ability of a system to perform work. It can be transferred and converted, but not created or destroyed
Page 6: Energy Power-point. Energy The ability of a system to perform work. It can be transferred and converted, but not created or destroyed

Gravitational Potential Energy• The energy a body has because it is near something with

mass. The amount of energy is related to an objects height.

Gravitational Energy = Weight X Height

Page 7: Energy Power-point. Energy The ability of a system to perform work. It can be transferred and converted, but not created or destroyed

Mechanical Energy (Kinetic)

• The energy due to motion.

Page 8: Energy Power-point. Energy The ability of a system to perform work. It can be transferred and converted, but not created or destroyed

Elastic Potential Energy• Energy stored when something is stretched or compressed.

This is present in a pulled rubber band, or a squashed spring.

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Chemical Energy (Potential)• Energy a body has because of what it is made. The energy is

stored in the chemical bonds of molecules. This is present in an electrical cell, explosives, food and oil.

• Examples: Respiration: C6H12O6+ 6O2----------> 6H2O + 6CO2

(Happens in Mitochondria)Photosynthesis: 6H2O + 6CO2 ----------> C6H12O6+ 6O2

Page 10: Energy Power-point. Energy The ability of a system to perform work. It can be transferred and converted, but not created or destroyed

Nuclear Energy (Potential):• Energy stored in the nucleus of atoms that can be released

during fission, fusion or radioactive decay.

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Heat or Thermal Energy (Kinetic)

• Energy from the movement of atoms. Energy is transferred from hot regions, to cool regions because of the temperature difference between them.

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Electrical Energy (Kinetic)• This is really just the kinetic energy of moving charges

(electrons) in an electrical circuit.

Page 13: Energy Power-point. Energy The ability of a system to perform work. It can be transferred and converted, but not created or destroyed

Electromagnetic Radiation (Kinetic)

• Energy is carried by electromagnetic radiation, such as light or gamma rays.

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Law of Conservation of Energy

• Energy cannot be created or destroyed.

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