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yr 8 Energy Revision

TermDefinition
kinetic energy the energy of a moving object
potential energy energy that is stored and then used once it is converted to something else
gravitational potential energy when something is at any height above the ground
elastic potential energy when something is stretched, it will then return to its original size and shape
mechanical energy kinetic energy plus potential energy
chemical energy any energy that is stored in chemicals
heat energy the energy that hot objects have or when any heat is produced
sound energy waves that travel from place to place caused by vibrations
light energy any energy where light is released.
electrical energy energy that comes from electricity
nuclear energy energy that is stored inside atoms
kinetic energy examples running, moving car, throwing a ball
potential energy examples drawing a bow, dynamite
gravitational potential energy examples rollercoaster, dropping a ball
elastic potential energy examples stretching a rubber band or spring
mechanical energy examples lawn mower, car, windmill
chemical energy examples food, batteries, petrol
heat energy examples fire, stove, toaster
sound energy examples trumpet, alarm clock, balloon popping
light energy examples sun, light bulb, torch
electrical energy examples laptop, phone, tv
nuclear energy examples fusion and splitting of atoms
m mass
g gravity
h height
v velocity or speed
energy unit of measurement joules
wasted energy is lost as heat
energy transfer energy being transferred between objects
energy transformation energy being transformed from one type to another
energy efficiency how well something reduces energy being wasted
law of conservation of energy energy cannot be created or destroyed only changed in form
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