What is it called when heat moves from one place to another?
Heat Transfer
What type of energy does the slingshot have when you pull it back?
Elastic
What is an energy transfer?
When energy goes from one object to another
What is the energy transformation that occurs here?
gravitational to mechanical
What is the definition of kinetic energy?
Movement of particles
What state of matter has the most thermal energy?
Gas
What type of energy do these objects have?
Magnetic Energy
What is the energy transfer happening here? (what object to what object)
Energy is transferred from the bat to the ball.
What is the energy transformation that is occurring to turn this lamp on?
What does the graph of mass and kinetic energy look like?
What is the difference between thermal energy and temperature?
Thermal energy is the TOTAL kinetic energy of the particles in an object where temperature is the AVERAGE kinetic energy of the particles in an object.
This is the type of energy when an object is in motion.
Mechanical Energy
What is the energy transfer happening here?
From the person's foot to the soccer ball.
What is the energy transformation that occurs when plants perform photosynthesis?
Does mass or speed have a greater effect on kinetic energy?
Speed
What is thermal equilibrium?
Chemical Energy
Motion, heat, sound
What is the energy transformation that occurs when someone eats food?
Chemical to mechanical
What does the graph of kinetic energy and speed look like?
Which has more thermal energy:
A small cup of water at 50 degrees C
OR
A large pot of water at 50 degrees C
Explain why for full points.
The large pot of water because objects with more mass have more particles which means they have more total kinetic energy (thermal energy).
This type of energy is stored based on an object's position.
Gravitational Potential Energy.
What type of energy is being transferred in this image?
Thermal energy
What is the energy transformation that happens with solar panels?
At what point on a roller coaster is kinetic energy at its maximum?
The lowest point.