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Energy causes a body to
move
Energy
is the ability to do
work
Types
of energy
2 groups
Stored
energy:
Potential-
due to the position
Nuclear-
within the nucleus of an atom
Chemical-
stored in chemical bonds of substances
Energy
in action:
(Energy when..)
Kinetic-
when a body is moving
Heat-
allows atoms and particles to move
Light-
used by plants to make food
Sound-
energy that makes particles vibrate
Electrical-
due to moving charges
Magnetic-
allows magnets to move metals
Law of
Conservation
of
Energy
Energy cannot be created nor
destroy
it is simply
converted
from one form into another
Most of our energy comes from the
Sun
and it's
converted
into other forms and used or stored.
None of these energy conversions are
100
% efficient. Energy is often converted into 'non-useful' forms of energy=
dissipation
of energy
Nuclear energy
Nuclei
(
centres
) of all atoms contain a huge amount of energy
E=mc²=
energy
=mass x (
speed
of light)²= J=kg x (300,000,000)²
Nuclear radiation
also used in medicine to treat illness, to preserve
food
etc.
Nuclear
Fission: current method of extracting energy from atoms
Large unstable
atoms are split
Radiation
released is sued to
heat water
Steam
produced turns
turbines
to generate electricity
Disadvantage:
waste
products can damage
health
Nuclear fusion: method sun uses to produce it's energy
Small
atoms(H) are smashed into eachother to produce
larger
atoms(He)
Radiation
produced goes into space
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