Energy Transformation *Going from one energy to another.

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Energy Transformation *Going from one energy to another

The task at hand… Ms. Swigert introduce some common energy transformations. Follow along Fill in the blanks for each slide You will be given a short quiz at the end of class. OBJECTIVES – I Can…… – I can explain the difference between kinetic and potential energy – I can give examples of kinetic and potential energy – I can give examples of energy transfers between kinetic and potential energy – I can explain how chemical reactions can be seen as heat, light, electricity, mechanical motion and sound – I can state examples of devices that use potential or kinetic energy for power.

Potential Energy to Kinetic Energy

Elastic Potential Energy to Kinetic Energy

Nuclear Energy to Light Energy & Thermal Energy

Chemical Energy to Light Energy Via Electrical Energy

Chemical Energy to Kinetic Energy Also… Sound, Light and Thermal Energy

Chemical Energy to Gravitational Energy Via Thermal Energy Via Kinetic Energy

Chemical Energy to Electrical Energy

Light Energy to…. Electrical Energy Heat Energy

Light Energy to Chemical Energy Sound Energy to Electrical Energy

Electrical Energy to… Thermal Energy Light Energy and Sound Energy

Kinetic Energy to Sound Energy

Thinking hats on…

OBJECTIVES – I Can…… – I can explain the difference between kinetic and potential energy – I can give examples of kinetic and potential energy – I can give examples of energy transfers between kinetic and potential energy – I can explain how chemical reactions can be seen as heat, light, electricity, mechanical motion and sound – I can state examples of devices that use potential or kinetic energy for power.