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Energy: the ability to cause changes in matter Energy can be transform, or change, from one form into another.
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Energy: the ability to cause changes in matter

Energy can be transform, or change,

from one form into another.

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Example:

A child kicks a ball.

The child has energy

from food

Ball getsenergy from

foot

Ground and airabsorb energy

from ball

When all energy

is used up the motion

stops

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Can anyone think of another example of how

energy can change forms?

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In your groups, answer the following question:

Does a ball have energy when it is just sitting on the table? Why or why not?

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Yes, because someone gave it energy when they put it on the table.

This is called potential energy.

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Potential Energy

The energy of an object that is because of it's condition or position.

Can be thought of as stored energy.

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Potential Energy changes to kinetic energy!

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Kinetic EnergyThe energy an object has because it is in motion.

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- Sound

- Thermal

- Light

- Electrical

- Mechanical

- Chemical

Forms of Energy

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Sound EnergyA type of kinetic energy

because air or particles are in motion.

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Thermal EnergyThe tiny particles that make up matter are in motion, causing kinetic

energy.

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Light EnergyYou can see energy

when light comes off an object and hits your

eyes.

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Electrical EnergyEnergy that caused by movement of electrical charges, or electricity.

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Mechanical Energy

Potential Energy + Kinetic Energy = Mechanical

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Chemical EnergyEnergy that is released

from a chemical reaction.

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Law of Conservation of Energy

Energy does not appear or disappear.

It only changes forms.

Energy cannot be created or destroyed. The total amount of

energy is always the same.

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Examples: Flashlight: Batteries create chemical energy which causes it to emit light and heat energy.Radio: Uses electrical energy to create sound energy that we can hear.Car Engine: Chemical reactions in the car cause chemical energy which creates mechanical energy that moves the car. Wind Up Toy: Winding up the toy increases potential energy, then displays kinetic mechanical energy when it moves.