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7.P.2.1 (Energy) C.Notes What is energy Ability to cause change Types of energy Mechanical energy – ability to do work (sum of potential & kinetic energy) Form of energy involved in the operation of simple machines Potential energy – stored energy in an object due to its position (energy at rest) Kinetic energy – energy in motion Amount of kinetic energy depends on mass & speed Electrical energy - energy carried by electric current Natural forms (green energy): lightning, solar energy, water power, wind power o Doesn’t create extra pollutants Geothermal energy – form of heat energy generated inside Earth Hydroelectric energy – potential energy of water transformed into electrical energy Energy is created by dams Chemical energy – energy stored in chemical bonds between atoms Food you eat has stored chemical energy Light energy – energy carried by light and other kinds of electromagnetic waves Can be absorbed, reflected or transmitted Thermal energy – energy that comes from heat Warmer substance is , more thermal energy Can be transferred by conduction, convection & radiation Solar energy – limitless energy source from the sun Sound energy - energy made by vibrations that travel in waves Energy transfers from one system to another Thermally – warm object & cool object Ice cube melting Mechanically – push or pull over distance Electrically – when an electrical source such as a battery or generator is connected in a complete circuit to an electrical device Electromagnetic waves – caused by the vibration of an electric charge Waves seen after an explosion **when energy transfers from one system to another, HEAT is ALWAYS involved** Batteries – store energy and transfer energy to components in a circuit Energy comes from chemical reactions Electricity – important because it is used for so many things To produce electricity, a heat source is ALWAYS required o Methods to produce electricity: burning of fossil fuels, water power, wind power Mechanical energy Potential (PE) vs. Kinetic Energy (KE) 7.P.2.1 (Energy) C.Notes Objects with mechanical energy are able to do work Energy involved with operation of simple machines Potential Energy Energy at rest Doesn’t use energy until it moves Kinetic Energy Energy in motion Conservation of Energy Energy cannot be created nor destroyed Energy only changes forms Different forms of energy Motion & heat Different ways for energy to travel Light, sound, electricity Circuit Definition - The complete path around which electric current flows Require a complete loop through which an electrical current can pass Example: Charging your cell phone needs a complete loop or cell phone doesn’t charge Types of circuits Series circuit - electrical circuit in which the electricity flows in one path If there is a break in the path of electricity the entire circuit will not work 7.P.2.1 (Energy) C.Notes Parallel circuit - electrical circuit in which the electricity flows in more than one direction A break in one branch will not affect the other branches or appliances Describe mechanical energy Kinetic vs. potential energy transfer (explain, illustrate (video) Various forms of energy Ways energy travels Cosmos video Energy Circuits/batteries 7.P.2.1 (Energy) C.Notes