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1 Transfer of Energy hopper7science

2 N: Has the ability to change
mi: Energy N: Has the ability to change

3 mi: Law of Conservation of Energy
n: Energy cannot be created or destroyed

4 mi: Law of Conservation of Energy
n: Total amount of energy in the universe never changes

5 mi: Kinetic Energy n: Energy due to motion

6 n: An objects kinetic energy depends on its speed and motion
mi: Kinetic Energy n: An objects kinetic energy depends on its speed and motion

7 n: When objects collide, kinetic energy can be transferred.
mi: Kinetic Energy n: When objects collide, kinetic energy can be transferred.

8 n: Can be transformed into potential energy
mi: Kinetic Energy n: Can be transformed into potential energy

9 n: Stored energy due to an object’s position
mi: Potential Energy n: Stored energy due to an object’s position

10 n: Can be transformed to Kinetic energy
mi: Potential Energy n: Can be transformed to Kinetic energy

11 LT: DAM Wires in House Blow Dryer POWER LINES

12 LT: WIRES IN SCHOOL BUILDING Wind Turbine LIGHTS POWER LINES

13 LT: Pipe Line Gas Station Car Fossil Fuels Tanker Truck Refinery
Click to advance through energy transfers. Pipe Line Gas Station Car Fossil Fuels Tanker Truck Refinery

14 LT: Sun Photosynthesis Corn Field Grain Silo Baker Bread Running

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