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ENERGY – Part 1 identification The capacity to do work The capacity to produce change Measured in Joules ( 1 meter x 100 grams = 1 Joule)

FORMS OF ENERGY Solar Elastic Electrical Thermal Radiant Chemical Mechanical Wind Sound Hydraulic Nuclear

SOLAR

ELECTRICAL

THERMAL

RADIANT

CHEMICAL & NUCLEAR CARBON (black) OXYGEN (red) NITROGEN (blue) HYDROGEN (white)

WIND

HYDRAULIC

OTHERS ELASTIC (contractions and spring effects) trampolines, coils, sling shot SOUND (sonar, bass, decibel energy) MECHANICAL (man made engines)

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