Cienna Ribblett. Kinetic Energy The energy of motion Ex. Riding a bike, frog leaping Leaping Frog.

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Cienna Ribblett

Kinetic Energy The energy of motion Ex. Riding a bike, frog leaping Leaping Frog

Energy stored in chemical bonds- potential energy Energy released when burned Ex. Coal, oil, propane, food, matches, and batteries Coal

Energy stored within the nucleus of the atom- potential energy Released by joining nuclei (fusion) or splitting nuclei (fission) Ex. Sun (join), nuclear plant (split) Sun

Moving electric charges (electrons) produce electricity- kinetic energy Ex. Runs computers, radios, and light bulbs

Motion of particles within atoms that make up matter Moves in waves- Kinetic Energy Ex. Microwaves, UV Radiation, visible light, gamma rays, x-rays, radio waves, and infrared Brain X-Ray

The total energy of the particles in an object Ex. Oven, body heat, and regular heat Body Heat

The energy of the vibration of molecules Travels in Longitudinal Waves Ex. The bass in music, and humming Sound Waves On Water

Any form of energy can be converted into another form of energy

Riding a bicycle Changes: Chemical Energy Mechanical Energy

Speakers Changes: Electrical Energy Sound Energy

The Sun Changes: Nuclear Energy Thermal Energy

The Law of Conservation of Energy states that energy cannot be created or destroyed, but only changed from one form into another.