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Energy

the ability to do work

what’s potential energy?

energy stored in a spring or elastic bands

what’s kinetic energy?

stored in a body that’s moving (eg. wind, car, truck etc.)

What’s heat energy?

this energy moves things (eg.thermometer)

what’s chemical energy?

it’s stored inside material (eg.battery, our body get it from food and coal, oil, petrol and gas all contain it)

Whats sound energy?

energy die to vibrations of particles (eg. explosions of sound are used in controlled avalanches)

What’s electrical energy?

energy that moves charges (eg. hairdryers and washing machines)

What’s magnetic energy?

energy due to charged particles (eg. large magnets move cars!.)

What’s solar energy?

energy from the sun (eg. store energy in solar cells for heat and electricity + solar energy helps plants grow)

What’s nuclear energy?

energy due to splitting and forming of nuclei of atoms

What’s nuclear fission?

splitting the nuclear of an atom is called fission

Benefits of nuclear fission

No greenhouse gas emissions and lower fuel costs

Disadvantages of nuclear fission

Dangerous disposal of nuclear waste • Danger of accident in power station

nuclear fusion - benefits

supple of fuel and no dangerous radioactive waste

nuclear fusion disadvantages

technology not available yet

Conversion of energy principle

Energy is neither created or destroyed but can be converted from one form to another


(eg. chemical energy in a battery changes to sound energy when your mobile phone rings)