Intro to energy
intro to energy pt 2
Modeling Energy Cornell Notes
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What is potential energy 

energy which a body possesses by virtue of being in motion.

100

How do plants turn into coal?

the heat and pressure

100

Why do nutrition labels use Calories, rather than calories?

A capital “C” in “calories” signals a large calorie, while a lowercase “c” means it's small. 


200

what is Chemical Potential Energy

The energy stores in the nuclei of atoms is nuclear energy. 



200

Identify 3 ways you could make a Flame go out.

Putting out the Flame with Your Fingers or taking the oxygen out or water

200

What is Absolute Zero?

the lowest temperature

300

. Electromagnetic Radiation: Includes:

Includes microwaves and x rays and visible lights



300

identify 3 sources of Energy in a Wildfire.  

Parched grass or fallen leaves and dead plants



300

Where is nearly all Mass in an Atom?

The nucleus

400

Why do you think Nutrition Labels express the Energy content of foods and beverages in Calories, rather than calories?

so its not that bad

400

Contrast Potential Energy and Kinetic Energy.

Potential energy is energy based on position, whereas kinetic energy is energy based on motion

400

Why is the Celsius Scale easier to use than the Fahrenheit Scale when it comes to Water?

it perfectly pins down the melting and boiling points of water at zero degrees and one hundred (almost) degrees Celsius

500

Why can't a Fire continue after smothering a Flame?

there is no oxygen for the fire to breath 

500

How easily and quickly would a Chemical Reaction with high Activation Energy occur?

the higher the activation energy, the slower the chemical reaction will be

500

what is a Anions?

a negatively charged ion, i.e. one that would be attracted to the anode in electrolysis.


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