Energy L1: Introduction to Energy

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Energy L1: Introduction to Energy Learning Objectives: Recall the different forms of energy. Understand the law of conservation of energy. Describe energy transfers.

Energy Energy is needed for many things to happen. Can you think of things that need energy to happen?

Energy Stores Thermal (heat) Chemical Elastic or Strain Kinetic (movement) Gravitational Potential Magnetic Heat

What do we measure energy in? Length is measured in ……. Metres Time is measured in ……. Seconds Temperature is measured in ……. Degrees Celsius

What do we measure energy in? Energy is measured in… Joules (J)

Kinetic (Movement) Energy Store An object which is moving, will have kinetic energy in its store

Gravitational Energy Store Objects that are high up, such as an aeroplane will have gravitational energy in its store. The higher the plane goes……… Gravitational

Elastic Energy Store Objects that are stretched or squeezed have elastic energy in their store

Thermal Energy Store Objects that are warm or hot have thermal energy in their store. The hotter the object…… Thermal

Chemical Energy Store Objects that have chemicals that can react (like fuels) have chemical energy in their store

Magnetic Energy Store Magnetic energy is stored when you hold a magnetic material (or another magnet) close to a magnet.

Energy store examples This can of petrol has chemical energy in its store

This elastic band has elastic energy in its store

This bird flying high has gravitational energy in its store

What energy is in the energy store of these objects?

Energy cannot be created or destroyed! Energy Transfers Energy doesn’t stay in one store forever. Energy is being constantly transferred from one energy store to another but…….. Energy cannot be created or destroyed!

Energy Transfers Name the energy store BEFORE and AFTER the transfer. Example: Combustion Before – CHEMICAL After – THERMAL (HEAT) Chemical  Thermal

Energy Transfers Name the energy store BEFORE and AFTER the transfer. ………………..  ………………….

Energy Transfers Name the energy store BEFORE and AFTER the transfer. ………………..  ………………….

Energy Transfers Name the energy store BEFORE and AFTER the transfer. Before – Gravitational After – Kinetic Gravitational  Kinetic

Energy Transfers Name the energy store BEFORE and AFTER the transfer. ………………..  ………………….

Energy Transfers Name the energy store BEFORE and AFTER the transfer. Before – Elastic After – Kinetic Elastic  Kinetic

Energy Transfers Name the energy store BEFORE and AFTER the transfer. ………………..  ………………….

Energy Transfers Name the energy store BEFORE and AFTER the transfer. Before – Chemical After – Kinetic Chemical  Kinetic

Energy Transfers Name the energy store BEFORE and AFTER the transfer. …………… ……………….

Energy Transfers Name the energy store BEFORE and AFTER the transfer. Before – Kinetic After – Thermal Kinetic  Thermal