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6-5 Energy

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Energy   The ability to cause changes in matter; involves either motion or position; can be in many different forms  
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Heat Energy   The energy of moving particles of matter (example: electrical and chemical energy can be used to produce heat)  
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Solar Energy   Energy from the Sun that provides light and heat for Earth; solar energy can be used to generate electricity  
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Chemical Energy   The energy stored in chemicals, fossil fuels, and substances that can burn  
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Electrical Energy   The energy flowing in an electric circuit (source: batteries, generators)  
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Mechanical Energy   The energy of moving objects (example: any moving object, falling water, moving machine parts)  
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Kinetic Energy   The energy something has because it is moving  
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Potential Energy   The energy something stores because of position or structure  
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Law of Conservation of Energy   The amount of energy you start with is the amount of energy you end with; the amount of energy always stays the same though its form may change  
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Magnetism   The force of attraction or repulsion of magnetic materials  
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Magnetic Field   The area surrounding a magnet that applies magnetic force  
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Electromagnet   A coil of wire that uses an electric current to make strong magnetic force  
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Generator   A machine that changes one form of energy to another, especially mechanical energy into electrical energy; produces an electric current when a coil of wire wrapped around an iron core is rotated near a magnet  
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Motor   A device that changes electrical energy into mechangical energy; contains an electromagnet  
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Electrical Circuit   The path through which electricity flows; electricity on a circuit can change to light, sound, heat, or motion by devices/loads added to the circuit  
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Conduction   The transfer of heat between objects that are touching, or from one part of an object to another  
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Convection   The transfer of heat that happens when the particles of a gas or liquid flow within the material itself  
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Radiation   The transfer of energy through space without any particles of matter touching or moving  
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Work   Occurs on an object when a force causes the object to move a distance; the object must move in response to the force  
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Machines   A device that makes work easier by reducing the amount of effort force or changing the direction in which the force is exerted  
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Effort Force   The force applied over a distance  
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Simple Machines   Any tool that is made up of only one or two parts  
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Lever   A simple machines made up of a rigid bar or board that is free to move around a fixed point called a fulcrum  
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Load   The weight or object that is moved using a simple machine  
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Fulcrum   The point at which a lever is supported  
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Effort Arm / Distance   The distance on a lever from the point at which the effort force is applied to the fulcrum  
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Pulley   A simple machine consisting of a rope that passes over a grooved wheel  
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Inclined Plane   A simple machine consisting of a slanted, flat surface  
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Complex Machine   A device that uses two or more simple machines, also known as a compound machine  
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