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Name the nonrenewable energy sources.
coal, oil, natural gas, and nuclear
Name the renewable energy sources.
solar, wind, geothermal, hydroelectric, and biomass
Define renewable energy source.
A renewable energy source can be made more quickly than it is used.
How is chemical energy released from coal?
When the coal is burned, the chemical bonds are broken.
What do you call fuels formed over time through heat and pressure that cannot be replenished as fast as they are used?
fossil fuels
Define a nonrenewable energy source.
A nonrenewable energy source is one that is not replaced as fast as it is used.
What kind of energy is produced by a flow of electrons?
electricity
What do you call the kind of energy that is stored in chemical bonds?
chemical energy
What kind of energy increases as temperature increases
thermal energy
What kind of energy can be absorbed, transmitted, or reflected?
light energy
What kind of energy is stored in an object because of its position?
potential
What kind of energy does an object have due to its motion?
kinetic
What kind of energy comes from the sun?
solar
What do you call energy from moving water?
hydropower
What do you call energy released in atomic reactions?
nuclear