ENERGY Ability to do work or cause change. Potential Stored energy. Has the ability to move. It might move, it might not move.

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ENERGY Ability to do work or cause change.

Potential Stored energy. Has the ability to move. It might move, it might not move.

Kinetic In motion. Doing work. (not stored)

Law of Conservation of Energy Energy cannot be created or destroyed. It changes from one form of energy to another.

Nuclear Splitting the Atom

Sound Noise

Light Radiant

Electrical Requires a plug Moves through wires Moves through wires

Mechanical It is moving

Chemical Food, batteries, gas, natural gas, coal. gas, coal.

Thermal hot, heat

thermal, light chemical mechanical

EnergyPotentialChemicalNuclear Stored mechanical (springs, rubber band) (springs, rubber band) Gravitational Energy KineticRadiantThermalMotion/MechanicalSoundElectrical

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