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Walk-In Take out notebook, folder, pencil box. Copy the question and answer in sentences. Is a battery an example of chemical energy or electrical energy? Explain!

Answer A battery is a form of CHEMICAL ENERGY. It contains acids and other chemicals that take part in chemical reactions. These release electrons, that can flow in a wire as an electric current, which enables a device that runs on batteries to be able to work.

Energy Transformations Review

1. What energy transformation occurred? Starting energy Ending energy

1. What energy transformation occurred? Radiant energy Chemical energy

Photosynthesis Photosynthesis involves chemical reactions that allow a plant to produce its own food, so a plant’s growth occurs by using CHEMICAL ENERGY.

2. What energy transformation occurred? Starting energy Ending energy

2. What energy transformation occurred? Chemical energy Electrical energy and sound energy

3. What energy transformation occurred? Starting energy Ending energy

3. What energy transformation occurred? Stored mechanical energy Kinetic energy

4. What energy transformation occurred? Starting energy Nuclear power plant Ending energy

4. What energy transformation occurred? Nuclear energy Nuclear power plant Electrical energy

5. What energy transformation occurred? Starting energy Ending energy

5. What energy transformation occurred? Chemical energy Kinetic energy

6. What energy transformation occurred? Starting energy Ending energy

6. What energy transformation occurred? Gravitational potential energy Kinetic energy

7. What energy transformation occurred? Starting energy Stove, plugged in Ending energy

7. What energy transformation occurred? Electrical energy Stove, plugged in Thermal/heat energy

8. What energy transformation occurred? Starting energy En di ng en er gy

8. What energy transformation occurred? Radiant or light energy Thermal/heat energy

9. What energy transformation occurred? Starting energy of marble at the top Ending energy

9. What energy transformation occurred? Gravitational potential energy Mechanical or kinetic energy

Study Guide Work on the questions on the back, but skip #1. We will come back to it later in this unit!

Video Clip Observe the energy transformations in each of these video clips! Clip #1 Clip #2

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