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WARM UP • What form of energy is in foods? • What is the source of the energy in food? CH. 12 USING ENERGY AND HEAT Lesson 1: Forms of Energy ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS • How do potential and kinetic energy differ? • How are mechanical energy and thermal energy similar? • What two forms of energy are carried by waves? CAN YOU TRANSFER ENERGY? ACTIVITY • Hold the handle of the tuning fork and gently strike one arm of it with a mallet. • Dip the arms of the tuning fork into a beaker of water. • Observe what happens. • What happened when the tuning fork was put into the beaker of water? • Why do you think that happened? • What produced the sound that was hear? ENERGY – THE ABILITY TO CAUSE CHANGE • What are some examples of different forms of energy cause change? • What is the definition of energy? • Does the book have energy? ENERGY – THE ABILITY TO CAUSE CHANGE • What are some examples of different forms of energy cause change? • What is the definition of energy? • The ability to cause change • Does the book have energy? • BrainPOP- Forms of Energy POTENTIAL ENERGY – STORED ENERGY DUE TO THE INTERACTION BETWEEN OBJECTS OR PARTICLES • Objects have potential energy if they have the potential (possible) to cause change • Objects fall due to gravity • Particles move due to electrical or magnetic forces • BrainPOP – Potential Energy POTENTIAL ENERGY • Gravitational Potential Energy – if has mass and height above Earth’s surface • Determined by mass of object and distance the object is from Earth • What’s an example of this? • Chemical Energy – the energy stored in and released from the bonds between atoms • What is an example of this? • Nuclear Energy – energy stored in and released from the nucleus of an atom • What’s an example of this? • BrainPOP – Nuclear Energy WARM UP • What is kinetic energy? KINETIC ENERGY – ENERGY DUE TO MOTION • Kinetic energy related to the mass and speed of the object • Electric Energy – energy in an electric current caused by electrons moving • What must occur before the energy in food can be released? • What objects in the classroom use kinetic energy? • BrainPOP – Kinetic Energy • How do potential energy and kinetic energy differ? COMBINED KINETIC AND POTENTIAL ENERGY • Mechanical Energy – the sum of the potential energy and the kinetic energy in a system • What is a system? • Thermal Energy – the sum of the kinetic energy and the potential energy of the particles that make up the object • How do mechanical energy and thermal energy compare? ENERGY CARRIED BY WAVES • Wave – a disturbance that transfers energy from one place to another without transferring matter • When a raindrop hits the water it’s energy that causes the waves • Sound energy – energy carried by sound waves • Radiant Energy – energy carried by electromagnetic waves • Eletromagnetic waves travel through matter • Often described by their wavelengths (distance from one point on a wave to the next point just like it) FOLDABLE • Fold a piece of paper into 4 equal sections • Title each section as follows: • • • • Kinetic Energy Potential Energy Both Kinetic and Potential Energy Energy from Waves FORMS OF ENERGY