What's my Energy?
What's my Energy?
Renewable Energy Sources
Non-Renewable and Renewable
Misc
100
Water in a waterfall
What is gravitational?
100
The energy of charged particles
What is electrical energy?
100
Does not pollute and is inexpensive but damming can destroy life
What is water energy?
100
Fossil fuels
What is non-renewable?
100
stored energy
What is potential energy?
200
Food and gasoline
What is chemical energy?
200
Uses the earth's gravitational pull
What is gravitational energy?
200
Is non-polluting but can harm birds
What is wind energy?
200
sun and wind
What is renewable?
200
What cannot be created or destroyed?
What is energy?
300
Stretching or pulling an object
What is elastic energy?
300
A type of energy used in our elastic band experiment.
What is sound, elastic, gravitational or muscular? kinetic or potential also acceptable
300
Can be found throughout the world and decreases greenhouse gasses but needs landfills
What is biomass energy?
300
Will eventually run out
What is non-renewable?
300
One type of energy in our ball drop experiment
What is sound, elastic, muscular, kinetic, potential or gravitational?
400
Stored in nucleus of particles
What is nuclear energy?
400
The energy that allows for muscular energy
What is chemical energy?
400
It is safe and non-polluting but you need the sun to shine
What is solar energy?
400
Not always reliable, expensive and can affect the environment.
What is renewable?
400
Moving energy
What is kinetic energy?
500
the energy of fast moving particles
What is thermal or heat energy?
500
Exists wherever there is electrical energy
What is magnetic energy?
500
Is non-polluting and you can time the tides but it can destroy plant and animal life
What is tidal energy?
500
Energy sources can be divided into two types
What are renewable and non-renewable?
500
we use it all the time
What is energy?
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