Energy
Known as "moving energy"
Kinetic Energy
This is a measure of how hot or cold something is
Temperature
Opposites ________
Attract
What is a magnet?
Anything that can pick up iron material.
Chemical energy is created when a _______ change occurs in an object.
Chemical
The two types of potential energy
Elastic and Gravitational Potential Energy
List the three scales of measuring temperature
Farenheit, Celsius, Kelvin
In an electric current, a boulder in a river would be similar to the _________ the electric current has.
Resistance
Magnetic Force flows from the _______ pole to the ________ pole
North, South
An example of chemical energy occurring within the body is.....
Digestion of food, using oxygen in the bloodstream, etc.
Three different forms of energy (NOT solar, wind, etc.)
Nuclear, Electrical, Electromagnetic, Chemical, Mechanical
Heat is transfer from a ___________ object to a ____________ object.
hotter, cooler
What is an insulator of electricity?
Rubber, Plastic, Wood, etc.
True or False, there is only one type of North Pole on Earth
False. Geographic North and Magnetic North
Nuclear Energy is a form of _________ energy
Potential
Statement that when one form of energy is transferred to another, no energy is lost or gained
Law of Conservation of Energy
The three ways heat is transferred
Convection, Radiation, and Conduction
Which type of circuit shares electric energy equally?
Parallel Circuit
We created a magnet in class with a battery, wire and nail through the process of _____________.
Induction
There are two processes in creating nuclear energy, what are they?
Nuclear Fission and Nuclear Fusion.
Nuclear energy is a form of which type of energy?
Potential Energy
What are two examples of a conductor of heat?
Metal, tile, glass, etc.
Describe the process of transferring charges when rubbing your head with a balloon.
Both you and the balloon are neutral, until you rub the balloon on your head, and the balloon becomes positively/negatively charged and your head turns into the opposite charge.
Describe how the Earth creates a magnetic field.
A combination of it's iron and nickel center and the rotation around the axis creates a magnetic field
Which of the two processes yields more Nuclear energy?
Nuclear Fusion