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1 DO NOW Define a physical and a chemical change.
Give an example of each. For a change to be chemical you must produce something new that you did not have when you started.

2 Energy can change from one form to another
ENERGY CHANGES Energy can change from one form to another

3 Law of Conservation of Energy
Energy can not be created or destroyed. Energy is converted from one form to another

4 There are 7 different forms of energy:

5 Mechanical Energy of objects in motion (potential and kinetic)
Ex: Swinging a hammer Potential energy: Stored energy Kinetic Energy: Energy in motion

6 Which has more potential energy?
Why?

7 Which has more potential energy?

8 How can we increase Potential Energy
You can increase potential energy by increasing mass or height of the object.

9 Chemical Energy released as an object is chemically changed
Ex: Digesting food Burning wood

10 Heat Energy that flows from hotter objects to colder objects
Ex: Heating water on a stove

11 Atomic Energy released from nuclear reactions splitting atoms
Ex: Radioactivity

12 Light Energy that travels in waves producing the spectrum of colors
Ex: Sun, light bulb

13 Electrical Energy from the flow of the electrons in atoms
Ex: Any appliance that “plugs in”

14 Sound Energy that travels as air molecules vibrate Ex: Talking

15 DO NOW What are the 7 forms of energy?

16 “M C H A L E S” M : Mechanical C : Chemical H : Heat A : Atomic
L : Light E : Electrical S : Sound

17 Look at the picture below and describe what type of energy is being converted from and to.

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