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Energy12

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uses the energy from controlled nuclear reactions to generate electricity   nuclear reactor  
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solid fossil fuel fromed from the organic material of decayed ancient organisms   coal  
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composed mostly of methane but also contains other hydrocarbon gases such as propane and butane   natural gas  
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separating hydrocarbons by the boiling point   fractional distillation  
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a liquid formed by decayed ancient organisms   petroleum  
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one of these is equivalent to about 4,184 Joules   Calorie  
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the unit of measurement for all forms of energy   joules  
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energy in the form of heat   thermal energy  
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energy traveling through space   radiant energy  
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energy of moving electrons   electrical energy  
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energy cannot be created of destroyed; it can only change   law of conservation of energy  
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thermal energy is contained in hot magma   geothermal energy  
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electricity produced from the energy of ocean tides   tidal energy  
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electricity produced from the energy of moving water   hydroelecticity  
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the combining of atoms   nuclear fusion  
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the splitting of atoms by neutrons   nuclear fission  
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formed from the decaying remains of ancient plants, microorganisms, and animals   fossil fuels  
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resources that can be replaced in a human lifetime   renewable resources  
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resources that cannot be replaced in a human lifetime   nonrenewable resources  
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the total amount of potential and kinetic energy in a system   mechanical energy  
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energy stored by objects due to their position above Earth's surface   gravitationsl potential energy (GPE)  
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energy stored in chemical bonds   chemical potential energy  
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energy stored by something that can stretch or compress   elastic potetial energy  
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stored energy due to position or chemical structure   potetial energy  
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the energy of a moving object because of its motion   kinetic energy  
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the ability to caue change   energy  
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the kinetic energy of an object increases as its _____ increases.   velocity  
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increasing the speed of an object _____ its potential energy.   doesnt affect  
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the SI unit for energy is the _____.   joule  
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a bus engine transfers chemical potential energy into _____ so that the bus moves.   kinteic energy  
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in a nuclear fusion reaction, mass is transformed into _____.   energy  
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according to the law of conservation of energy, the total amount of energy in the universe _____.   remains the same  
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unwanted radioactive products formed during the nuclear reactions are called _____.   nuclear waste  
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petroleum, natural gas, and coal are the three kinds of _____.   fossil fuels  
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the type of fossil fule that forms from the remains of fernlike plants is _____.   coal  
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_____ is a renewable organic matter that can be burned in the presence of oxygen to convert chemical energy to thermal energy.   biomass  
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electricity produced by falling water is called _____.   hydroelectricity  
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water that flows due to gravitational forces amoung Earth, its Moon, and the Sun has energy referred to as _____.   tidal energy  
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a disadvantage of suing hydroelectricity is _____.   it can disturb natural ecosystems  
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electric currrent is produced when a spinning _____ shaft rotates magnets inside a generator.   turbine  
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one reason alternative energy sources are needed is because _____.   the supply of fossil fuel is diminishing  
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what is a major problem with using nuclear fusion as an energy source?   producing radioactive wastes  
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the fuel in a nuclear reactor usuall comes from _____.   uranium-235  
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_____ offer the best hope for safe, long-term containment of radiocative wastes.   deep, stable rock deposits  
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this fossil fuel produces fewer pollutants than other fossil fuels   natural gas  
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this fossil fuel is made of hydrocarbons   petroleum  
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this fossil fuel contains more impurities than other folssil fuels   coal  
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out of propane, asphalt, and diesel, what order would they be in?   1. propane 2. diesel 3. asphalt  
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