States, Forms, and Conservation of Energy

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States, Forms, and Conservation of Energy Road Runner- Energy (1:23)

energy is the ability to do work unit of measurement is also the Joule (J) Kinetic and Potential Energy (1:55)

STATES of Energy Kinetic Energy energy of motion a moving object has the ability to do work this depends on the object’s mass and velocity

Kinetic Energy formula K.E. = m · v2 2 K.E. = Kinetic Energy m = mass v = velocity

Example problem or kg(m/s)2 How much kinetic energy is in a 5 kg ball with a velocity of 7 m/s? given formula set up problem answer w/ unit of measurement m = 5kg KE= m · v2 5kg(7m/s)2 122.5 Joules v = 7m/s 2 2 or kg(m/s)2

Potential Energy stored energy objects can have energy (can do work) because of their Position or Make Up a stretched rubber band (P) a can of gasoline (MU) an object that is held up and can fall (P)

gravitational PE = m · g · h Gravitational Potential Energy Formula gravitational PE = m · g · h PE = Potential Energy m = mass g = acceleration due to gravity on earth (9.8 m/s2) h = height

Potential Energy EP = mgh mass of object (kg) height object raised (m) PE (joules) EP = mgh gravity (9.8 m/sec2) Slinky Falling YouTube (first 1:40)

Example problem or kg(m/s2)(m) What is a gravitational potential energy of a 5 kg brick 4 meters high? given formula set up problem answer w/ unit of measurement m = 5kg PE= mgh 5kg · 9.8m/s2 · 4m 196 Joules g = 9.8m/s2 h = 4 m or kg(m/s2)(m)

FORMS of Energy (these can be kinetic or potential) Mechanical Energy energy possessed by an object that has to do with motion Forms of Energy (1:59)

Radiant Energy carried by waves (micro, heat, UV, x-ray…)

Chemical Energy energy stored in molecules can be released when the molecules are broken apart burning fuel, photosynthesis, digesting food…

Nuclear Energy a very concentrated form of energy http://phet.colorado.edu/en/simulation/nuclear-fission Nuclear Energy a very concentrated form of energy results when the nucleus of an atom splits (fisson) or two nuclei join (fusion)

5. Electrical Energy energy from moving electrons

Law of Conservation of Energy energy cannot be created nor destroyed by ordinary means in a closed system, it is not “used up” but just converted to another form and therefore remains constant we can never “run out” of energy however, may run out of the type we want the most

Converting Energy all forms of energy can be converted to other forms sometimes simply PE to KE and back to PE or more complicated like mechanical, heat, chemical, electric, electromagnetic, and nuclear example: the chemical energy from the gas in a car changes into mechanical and radiant energy as the car moves.

What energy transformations must happen to light a light bulb? mechanical energy from the water in a river moves a turbine in a dam that makes…electrical energy in the light bulb that changes to…radiant energy and light energy that we can see and feel Law of Conservation of Energy video (1:41) PE/KE Skate Park Pendulum