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Energy Question • What does it mean when we say “that kid has a lot of energy?” •It means that kid is “Active” and moving. •How does that relate to work? Energy • How can you tell if someone has a lot of energy? • How does that relate to work? Work = Energy • Work – Moving an object by pushing it. – a transference of energy • Energy: – The Ability to do work (move both large or small objects) – It’s what causes change. Force & Work Force mass acceleration Work Force Distance [kg m] N 2 [s ] 2 [kg m ] J 2 [s ] Work = Energy Work Force Distance Energy Force Distance 2 [kg m ] J 2 [s ] 2 [kg m ] J 2 [s ] Notice that the formula’s for both work and energy are exactly the same with the exact same unit (J – Joules) Two Types of Energy • Potential – Stored Energy (NOT in motion) – Depends on the objects position or shape • Kinetic – Energy in motion – Depends on mass & velocity of an object 6 Forms of Energy – Gravitational – Elastic (Spring) – Sound (Oscillation of air molecules) Heat (Kinetic Energy of Whole Motions of Atoms) Light (Photon Oscillations of Electric and Magnetic Fields) Chemical (Potential Energy in the Bonds between Atoms) Electrical (Kinetic Energy of Electrons found in Atoms) Nuclear (Potential Energy in the Bonds of Protons in the Nucleus) Atomic Sized Objects • • • • • Large Objects • Mechanical (Physical Moving Objects) Mechanical Energy • Moving large objects. Three Forms of Mechanical Energy • Gravitational • Elastic • Sound Mechanical Energy Kinetic Energy KE=1/2mv2 (work = Force x Distance) Potential Energy PE=mgh Work = Weight x Height • Gravitational Energy: Gravity making the object move. Mechanical Energy • Elastic Energy: movement caused by bending or distorting. EKE = ½ mv2 EPE = kd2 Work = Force x Distance Mechanical Energy • Sound = Movement of air back and forth as the wave goes through. Work = Force x Distance Energy Due to Motion of Atomic sized particles Heat / Thermal Energy = Heat Energy: (Thermal) Movement of the Whole atom. (average kinetic energy) Heat Energy is the form of energy that is related to the motion of atoms Measurement of total movement of molecules (Kinetic Energy) Heat energy is measured by “Temperature” So a higher temperature simply means that the atoms are hitting the thermometer fast & more often Liquid A Liquid B Think: Which of the two liquid samples has a higher temperature? WHY? A higher temp. means more Kinetic Energy for the molecules! Work = Force x Distance Heat / Thermal Energy • Heat or Thermal Energy: is the kind of energy that is related to and/or caused by fast moving particles that make up the material. Though lava moves fairly slow, the particles are moving very fast. Light • Electromagnetic (AKA – Light): – Movement of charged particles which induce WAVES of Electromagnetic radiation – AKA photons of Light! Light Energy from the motion of a moving charged particle in the atoms disturbs the electromagnetic fields which effects other charged particles in other atoms. Electromagnetic Fields Radiation +/- Work = Force x Distance +/- Light Spectrum Examples Chemical • Energy stored in the bonds between the atoms. C Demo: hold hands & snap release C Work = Force x Distance Chemical Work = Force x Distance Electric Energy: Work = Force x Distance Electrical Energy: Motion (flow) of Electrons These charges can be made to move through a wire Electric energy “flows” through wires to our houses where we plug stuff in! Electricity is electric energy Lightning is Electric energy Other Examples of Electric Energy Electrical Energy • Comes from the movement (or flow) of Electrons from the atom Electrons from the outer edges of the Atom Work = Force x Distance NuclearComes Energy from the Stored Energy from the Nucleus of the atom • Energy stored in the bonds of protons in the nucleus. Nucleus of the Atom: Protons & Neutrons Work = Force x Distance Nuclear Energy - Fission Demo: Break hands apart – point out the release of energy from the break Work = Force x Distance Nuclear Energy - Fusion • AKA Solar Energy Demo: Clap – point out the release of energy from the collision Work = Force x Distance Acronym • Original List – Moving Large Stuff • Mechanical – Grav, elast, sound – Moving Atomic Stuff • • • • • Heat Light Chemical Electrical Nuclear • MECH-’n Legs – – – – – – – – – Mechanical Electrical Chemical Heat Nuclear Light elastic gravitational sound I will wait for the sumo industrial strength walker Energy Defined Example Mechanical Any Large Object Moving – Forwards/Backwards/Up/Circle Car, Generator, ball, fan, blender, motor Electrical Any shock, zap, lightning’ish phenomenon Outlet, Battery, Lightning Chemical Any chemical reaction, fuel or explosion. Gas, food, sugar, fire Heat Anything that’s hot/cold CCR Light bulb, fire etc. The sun Nuclear Light Duh. Any form of radiation. ROY G. BIV, radio, mw, IR, VL, UV, XR, Gma Elastic Any bending, twisting or stretching of an object. Bending Ruler, stretching a rubber band. Gravitational Any falling object. Pendulum, falling ball. Sound Any noise. Rock concert.