Chemical Energy Energy that is released during a chemical reaction or change Type of Potential Energy Examples: – Batteries – Burning Wood – Coal – Oil.

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Chemical Energy Energy that is released during a chemical reaction or change Type of Potential Energy Examples: – Batteries – Burning Wood – Coal – Oil – Food

Electrical Energy Energy in the form of electricity Type of Kinetic Energy Examples: – Plugging in a PS3 to the wall

Light Energy Energy in the form of electromagnetic waves Type of Kinetic Energy Examples: – A flash light turning on

Mechanical Energy Energy of motion Type of Kinetic Energy Examples: – Machines – Batting Cage – Running

Thermal Energy Heat energy Type of Kinetic Energy Examples: – Microwave – Stove

Nuclear Energy Energy that is released when the nuclei of atoms are split or combined Type of Potential Energy Examples:

Law of Conservation of Energy Energy cannot be created or destroyed

What type of energy transformation is this? Potential Energy Kinetic Energy

What energy transformation does a flashlight go through when its turned on? Chemical  Electrical  Light

What energy transformation do you have when you eat & then go lift weights? Chemical  Mechanical

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