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Types of Energy
Transfer of Energy
Transfer of Energy 2
Energy Sources
Vocabulary
100
Energy of Motion
What is Kinetic Energy
100
Explain the transformation that takes place when you rub your hands together.
What is mechanical(movement of the hands) to thermal (heat produced from friciton)
100
As the mass of an object moving at a given speed decreases its kinetic energy will ______________________.
What is decrease
100
Wind turbines convert _________________ energy into eletrical energy.
What is kinetic
100
An energy source that is replinished continually (not an example)
What is renewable energy
200
The type of Energy that depends on mass and position
What is potential energy
200
Explain the transformation that takes place when you turn on a flashlight.
What is Chemical (of the battery) to electrical (flow of elctrons) to radient (of the light)
200
As the speed of a falling object increases, its potential energy will _____________________.
What is decrease
200
Hydroelectricity can generate electricity because of the initial _______________________ energy of the water.
What is potential
200
An energy source that is used up faster that is can be replaced. (not an example)
What is nonrenewable energy?
300
Type of energy that depends on the speed of molecules.
What is thermal or heat energy
300
Explain the transformation of a book falling from table. Explain the type of energy and where it comes from. 3 steps
What is Potential ( due to the position of the book) to kinetic ( motion of the book) to thermal ( the friciton between the book and the air)
300
When you drop a book on the floor, what happens to its original potential energy?
What is transfered to kinetic energy
300
Wind energy, coal energy, nuclear energy, ethonal energy, hydroelectric energy and solar energy all are used to make electricity. However, solar energy is different, what do all the other energy sources do that solar energy does not?
What is Turn a turbine that turns a generator to make electricity.
300
A device that transforms kinetic energy into electrical energy.
What is a turbine (generator)?
400
Type of energy that depends on the flow of electrons
What is electrical energy
400
Explain the transformation of energy that occurs in a coal burning power plant. List the type of enrgy and where it comes from. 4 steps
What is Chemical (coal) to thermal (heat released from breaking the bonds of coal to boil water)to kinetic (turbine move) to electrical (the turbine is conected to a generator that make a flow of electrons)
400
A basketball is dropped from a height of 2m and another identical basketball is dropped from a height of 4m. Which ball has more kinetic energy just before it hits the ground?
What is The basketball dropped from a height of 4m.
400
Nuclear energy.
What is the type of energy called that originates in the nucleus of the atom?
400
Energy can not be created of destroyed it can only be transfered or tranformed.
What is the Law of Conservation of Energy?
500
Type of energy stored in bonds
What is Chemical energy
500
Explain the transformation that takes place to make a toaster work using a wind turbine. Begin with the sun. (6 steps)
What is thermal energy (from the sun) to kinetic energy (of the wind) to kineitc energy (the baldes to spining) to electrical ( the turbine turns a generator and makes a flow of electons) to thermal ( heat from the toster) to radient ( when the toaster get hot enough it will emmit light)
500
When you drop a tennis ball, it hits the floor and bounces back up. But, it does not reach the same height as before and each time bounce is smaller than the previous one. However, you notice the tennis ball is slightly warmer after it finishes bouncing. Explain how the law of conservation of energy is obeyed.
What is During each bounce, some of the kinetic energy of the ball in transfered into thermal energy. As a result, energy is not created or destroyed, but only changes form so that the law of conservation of energy is obeyed.
500
The energy stored when a spring is compressed.
What is eleastic energy?
500
It drives our global weather system.
What is the sun?