1. Chemical Energy
By Terrie Legette and Malik Herron

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Definition
Chemical energy is stored energy (potential) in the bonds of atoms and molecules.
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3. Characteristics
Chemical energy fuels our movement. When the bonds are formed or broken, energy is released and new bonds are formed.

4. Chemical to Kinetic Energy
Chemical energy transfers to kinetic energy giving us the ability to move because chemical energy is in the food and drinks that we consume.

5. Examples
Some examples of fossil fuels are: coal, natural gas, and oil. Fossil fuels are not renewable and 63% of the world uses too many fossil fuels.

6. Other fuels/energy
Wood, hydrogen fuel, biomass, wind, and solar are renewable energy.

7. Food Does healthy food give more chemical energy than junk food?
Good question, Healthy food contains more chemical energy than junk food.

8. Electricity
Electricity comes from chemical energy which powers everything around us. Chemical and electrical energy transfers to light and heat energy.

9. Wood, Coal, Fire, and Matches
Wood and coal are fuels that make fire and the heat causes the movement of particles to move quickly and that causes a chemical reaction.

10. Batteries
Batteries store chemical energy transferring to electrical energy to power: cameras, torches, and phones. Rechargeable batteries don’t get thrown away because these batteries recharge.

11. In conclusion
In conclusion the movement of particles can cause chemical reactions in many different ways.

12. Sources used www.pebblego.com www.pebblegonext.com www.mel.org
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