Potential and Kinetic Energy Types
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each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| Kinetic Energy | Energy in motion (or energy being used)
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| Potential Energy | Stored Energy
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| Gravitational Potential Energy | Stored energy due to position (increasing height or mass increases GPE) (example: a roller coaster at the top of a hill)
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| Thermal Energy | Kinetic Energy - also called heat energy. Molecules are moving faster as thermal energy increases (example: heat from a fire)
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| Motion Energy (mechanical Energy) | Kinetic Energy of physical movement - Increasing speed or mass increases KE (a roller coaster rolling down a hill)
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| Electric Energy (current) | Kinetic energy - movement of electrons (electricity running to power your TV)
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| Light Energy (radiant energy) | Kinetic Energy - movement of electromagnetic waves (light from a light bulb or the sun)
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| Chemical Energy | Potential Energy - stored in bonds of molecules (examples: food, gasoline)
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| Sound Energy | Kinetic Energy - molecules moving as sound waves (example: cheering at a football game)
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| Nuclear Energy | Potential Energy - energy stored in the nucleus of an atom (Example: hydrogen in a hydrogen bomb)
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| Electric Energy (Static) | Potential Energy - energy stored in a buildup of electric charge in an object (Example: shuffling your socks across carpet)
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| Elastic Energy | Potential Energy - energy stored in a compressed or stretched object (example: a stretched out rubber band or a smashed sponge)
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| Conservation of Energy | Energy cannot be created or destroyed, only rearranged
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