Forms of Energy

Forms of Energy

<p> Energy Notes</p><p>1. 5.</p><p>2. 6. </p><p>3. 7. </p><p>4. 8.</p><p>Kinetic Energy- Energy that an object has when it is in motion Examples: a moving car, a person jogging Synonyms: mechanical energy </p><p>Potential Energy- Energy that an object has when it has the potential to move 1) Gravitational Potential energy: a rock teetering on the edge of a cliff 2) Elastic Potential energy: a stretched rubber band</p><p>Heat Energy- The movement of molecules within a substance Example: hot tea Synonyms: Thermal energy </p><p>Sound energy- Vibration energy that travels in longitudinal waves Example: a dog barking </p><p>Electrical energy- Energy that is carried by electrons Examples: Electricity, lightening Light Energy- Energy that travels in electromagnetic waves Synonyms: Radiant energy, solar energy, sunlight, </p><p>Electromagnetic spectrum: (radio waves, ultraviolet rays, visible light waves, infrared rays, x-rays, gamma rays)</p><p>Chemical energy- Energy stored in the bonds of molecules Examples: food, ATP, gas, wood Energy is released when the bonds are broken (burning wood, digesting food) Synonym: food energy </p><p>Nuclear energy- Energy that is stored in the nucleus of an atom 1) Fusion- Energy is released when nuclei combine Example: energy produced by the sun when hydrogen nuclei are fused to create helium 2) Fission- Energy is released when nuclei split Example: nuclear power plant splits the nucleus of uranium to release energy </p><p>Synonym: Radioactive energy </p>

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