Energy Vocabulary
Energy Transformation
Energy Types
Energy Calculations
Energy Sources
100

energy of motion

kinetic

100

When energy changes from one form to another it is referred to as...

Energy Transformation

100

Energy that is stored in the food we eat.

Chemical

100

What is the potential energy of a rock that has a mass of 100N that is sitting on top of a hill 300 meters high?

PE =m x g x h

294,000J

100

What is the source of light collected by solar panels?

sunlight

200

stored energy

Potential

200

A pull back car changes elastic energy into _______________________ energy.

Mechanical or kinetic

200

Energy that is transferred with the movement of electrical forces.

Electrical

200

What is the unit used for energy?

Joule

200

Source of energy from burning fossil fuels

heat or electricty

300

the ability to do work

energy

300

A solar panel on the roof of a house changes ___________ energy into ______________ energy.

light or radiant, electrical

300

Energy stored in the nucleus of an atom

Nuclear Energy

300

A flower pot with a mass of 3N is sitting on a windowsill 30 m from the ground. Does the flower pot have potential or kinetic energy?

Potential

300

What is the source of energy that causes a needle on a compass to move?

Magnetic

400

force that pulls an object toward the center of Earth

gravity

400

A bell ringing turns __________ energy into _______ energy.

mechanical, sound

400

The sun provides what two types of energy?

Heat and Light or Radiant

400

What is the number used for gravity when you use the potential energy formula?

9.8

400

Spinning blades like that of a giant fan that produces electricity.

Windmill

500

Energy cannot be created nor destroyed, only transformed

Law of Conservation of Energy

500

A battery that runs a moving car changes __________ energy into _____________ energy.

chemical , mechanical

500

Energy stored because of where it is placed, increases or decreases with height.

Gravitational Potential Energy

500

What is the kinetic energy of a bicycle with a mass of 14 kg traveling at a velocity of 3 m/s?

63 J

500

Sedimentary deposit composed predominantly of carbon that is readily combustible. Primarily used as fuel to generate electric power in the United States.

Coal

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