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Six Forms of Energy. 1.Mechanical Energy: energy due to an object’s motion or position. Examples: moving object, stationary (still) object.

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1 Six Forms of Energy

2 1.Mechanical Energy: energy due to an object’s motion or position. Examples: moving object, stationary (still) object

3 2.Thermal Energy: the total energy of atoms in an object. Examples: relates to temperature of an object

4 3.Chemical Energy: the potential energy stored in chemical bonds that hold atoms together. Examples: food, matches, cells

5 4.Electrical Energy: the energy produced by moving electric charges. Examples: electricity (batteries, power lines)

6 5.Electromagnetic Energy: the energy that travels in waves. Examples: visible light, UV radiation, microwaves

7 6. Nuclear Energy: the energy stored in the nucleus of an atom. Examples: fusion (the Sun), fission (nuclear power plants)

8 What form of energy is the human using to jump?

9 Power Lines Nuclear Energy Lamp Air Conditioner Electrical Energy Nuclear Energy Electromagnetic Energy Thermal Energy Path A: 1. Nuclear energy converted to… 2. Electrical energy converted to… 3. Electromagnetic energy Path B: 1. Nuclear energy converted to… 2. Electrical energy converted to… 3. Thermal energy

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