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Transcript
STOMP ROCKET STATION
1.
What energies are present?
2.
Where does the KE come from?
3.
Where does the initial energy come from?
MOVEMENT (KINETIC)
GRAVITATIONAL POTENTIAL
The stored energy
due to height above
a reference point
GPE becoming KE
GPE = mgh
Maximum GPE
Minimum GPE
KINETIC ENERGY AND GRAVITATIONAL
POTENTIAL ENERGY
KEmax = GPEmax
Gravitational
gravitational
Gravitational
PULL BACK CAR
1.
What energies are present?
2.
Where did the initial energy come from?
3.
What is the pullback energy similar to? What
else can you think of that bounces back?
ELASTIC POTENTIAL ENERGY
The energy stored in a deformed
object,
for objects that have the tendency
to return to original shape
POP-UP TOY
1.
What energies are present?
2.
Where did the initial energy come from?
3.
How is this related to the previous station?
METAL IN WATER
1.
What energies are present?
2.
Where did the energy start?
3.
Where did the energy end up?
4.
Did the energy change forms at all?
THERMAL ENERGY LAB REVIEW
3 factors determine the amount of thermal energy in a
substance
Type of substance – Different materials can hold more or less
thermal energy. The more it holds, the slower its temperature
changes.
Kettle gets hot fast!
– hold less thermal
Water slower to
heat – holds more
thermal
Mass of substance – More Mass = More particles holding energy
Temperature of substance
CLAY BALL DROP
1.
What energies are present?
2.
Where did the energy come from?
3.
What happened to the clay?
WHAT IS DEFORMATION?
The transfer of KE to thermal
energy causes a change in shape
of substances (visible in soft
substances)
SOUND
Organized movement of particles
– Turns to thermal energy once
organization is lost
SOUND
Organized movement of particles
– Turns to thermal energy once
organization is lost
CIRCUIT
1.
What energies are present?
2.
Where did the energy start?
3.
Where did the energy end up?
4.
How did the energy travel?
CHEMICAL POTENTIAL ENERGY
The energy stored in the
arrangement of atoms
NEW MOLECULES
ATOMS TELL YOU
ABOUT MATTER
BONDS TELL YOU
ABOUT ENERGY
CHEMICAL
REACTION
NEW FORMS OF ENERGY
THERMAL and LIGHT
ELECTRICAL ENERGY
The transfer of energy through wires
LIGHT
Electromagnetic radiation in the
form of waves
Visible and Invisible
Spreads out into environment
FORMS OF ENERGY AND
WAYS TO TRANSFER ENERGY
Forms of energy
observed in objects
at the stations:
Gravitational Energy
Kinetic Energy
Thermal Energy
Elastic Energy
Chemical Energy
Ways to transfer
energy:
Mechanical Energy
(Work)
Heat Energy (Heating)
Electrical Energy
(Electricity)
Light Energy
(Radiation)