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Energy cannot be created or destroyed, only transferred
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What does the Principle of Conservation of Energy state?
Energy cannot be
created
or
destroyed
In a closed system, what happens to the total amount of energy?
The
total
amount
of
energy
stays
the
same
What are some common forms of energy?
Kinetic Energy
: Energy of motion
Potential Energy
: Energy stored due to position or state
Thermal Energy
: Energy from heat
Light Energy: Energy in the form of light
Sound Energy
: Energy from sound waves
What is Thermal Energy?
Energy from
heat
How can the concept of energy conservation be illustrated?
Energy
is like a
Lego
set
Different
models
can be
built
(
energy
forms
)
Total
number
of
bricks
(energy) stays
constant
What is Potential Energy?
Energy
stored
due to position or state
What happens to kinetic energy when you kick a football?
Kinetic
energy
transfers
to
the
ball
What is Sound Energy?
Energy from
sound waves
How is heat transferred through radiation?
Through
electromagnetic
waves without a
medium
What does it mean that total energy in a closed system remains constant?
Energy is
conserved
despite transformations
What is Kinetic Energy?
Energy of
motion
What does "Dissipation of Energy" refer to?
Conversion
of energy to a less useful form
What is nuclear energy?
Energy stored within
atoms
What are the three main ways energy is transferred?
Conduction
,
convection
, and
radiation
What type of energy might be transformed due to friction when kicking a football?
Some
kinetic energy
transforms into
thermal energy
What is chemical energy?
Energy stored in
chemical bonds
How do different forms of energy interact?
Energy can
transform
from one form to another
Energy is always
conserved
during transformations
What occurs when a ball is released from a height?
Potential energy
transforms back into
kinetic energy
What happens to kinetic energy when a ball is lifted?
Kinetic energy converts to stored
potential energy
What does it mean that energy is transferred from one form to another?
Energy changes forms but total amount remains
constant
What are the methods of energy transfer and their descriptions?
Conduction
: Heat transfer through solids
Convection
: Heat transfer through fluids
Radiation
: Heat transfer through electromagnetic waves
What is Light Energy?
Energy in the
form
of light
How is heat transferred through conduction?
By hot
particles
colliding with cooler ones
How does the total energy in a system change when energy transforms?
The
total
energy
remains
the
same
How does energy dissipation relate to energy conservation?
Energy
changes
form
but is not
lost
How does photosynthesis illustrate energy conservation?
Light energy
becomes
chemical energy
in glucose
What does the table illustrate about energy?
Creation and destruction of energy
are not possible
How is heat transferred through convection?
As hot
particles
rise and cool particles sink
What is electrical energy?
Energy from moving
electrons
What are the common methods of energy dissipation?
Friction
: Energy lost due to rubbing surfaces
Air Resistance: Energy lost moving through air
Thermal Conduction
: Heat lost to surroundings
Noise: Energy lost as sound
What is energy conservation?
Energy
changes form
without
loss
What transformation occurs in an electric heater?
Electrical energy
transforms into
thermal energy
Why is dissipated energy difficult to reuse?
It changes
form
and spreads out
What is the principle regarding energy in the universe?
Energy cannot be
created
or destroyed
What is a common result of energy dissipation?
Energy transforms into
thermal energy
What are the different forms of energy?
Kinetic Energy
: Energy of motion
Potential Energy
: Energy stored due to position
Thermal Energy
: Energy from heat
Light Energy
: Energy in the form of light
Sound Energy
: Energy from sound waves
Electrical Energy
: Energy from moving electrons
Chemical Energy
: Energy stored in chemical bonds
Nuclear Energy
: Energy stored within atoms