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Transcript
Chapter 15
Section 1.5
Mechanical Energy
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Mechanical energy is energy associated
with the POSTION and MOTION.
Mechanical energy is a COMBINATION of
the objects potential and kinetic energy.
Mechanical energy = potential energy + kinetic energy
See pg. 448
Other Forms of Energy
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Forms of energy associated with the
PARTICLES of objects.
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Too small to see
Thermal Energy
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Thermal energy is the total potential and
kinetic energy of the PARTICLES in an
object.
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Lava
Ice cream
Electrical Energy
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Electrical energy is the energy of electric
charges.
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Lightning
Batteries
Electrical lines
Chemical Energy
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Chemical energy is the potential energy
stored in the chemical bonds that hold
chemical compounds together.
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Food
Matches
Cells of your body
Nuclear Energy
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Nuclear energy is potential energy stored in the
nucleus of an atom and is released in a nuclear
reaction.
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Nuclear fission – when a nucleus splits
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used by nuclear power plants to produce electricity.
Nuclear fusion – when nuclei of atoms fuse or join
together.
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Occur continuously in the sun, releasing tremendous
amounts of energy.
Nuclear Fission
Nuclear Fusion
Electromagnetic Energy
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Travels in waves
Have some electrical properties and some
magnetic properties.
Sunlight is a form of this wave.
Microwaves, ultraviolet radiation, infrared
radiation, and radio waves are also
examples.
Electromagnetic Spectrum