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Voc.Energy Resources

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Law of Conservation of Energy energy cannot be created or destroyed. Energy can only change (be transformed, converted)form. (Ex. chemical energy of a battery is transformed into light (radiant) energy)
Nuclear Power energy from Uranium nuclei that is transformed into thermal energy. (NONREWABLE) *does not produce pollutants into the air *DOES produce HARMFUL nuclear waste.
Fossil Fuels are the remains of ancient organisms that can be burned as an energy source (NONREWABLE) Ex: coal, natural gas, petroleum (oil)
Hydroelectric Power energy from falling water used to generate electricity (most widely used RENEWABLE energy resource) EX: HOOVER DAM
Nonrenewable Energy Resource an energy resource that is available in limited amounts or that is used faster than it is replaced in nature EX: Fossil Fuels (coal, natural gas, petroleum) & Nuclear Power
Renewable Energy Resource an energy resource that is replaced as fast as or faster than it is used. Ex. biomass, hydroelectric, solar, wind,& geothermal
Solar Energy radiant (light) energy from the Sun (RENEWABLE energy source). INEXHAUSTIBLE - CAN'T BE USED UP (Ex. solar panels on top of house)
Wind Energy wind turbines convert the kinetic energy in wind to electric energy (Ex. large "windmills" in West Texas region)INEXHAUSTABLE (RENEWABLE)
Biomass materials that come from plants and animals such as wood, dried peat moss, and manure. Fuels made biomass are called biofuels. (RENEWABLE)
Geothermal thermal energy from inside the Earth. (Ex. hot springs, geysers produce hot steamy water) (RENEWABLE)
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