the energy an object has as a result of it’s motion.
the energy an object has as a result of it’s position, chemical composition or shape.
Energy cannot be created or destroyed.
Thermal energy transfer: travels in waves, and can travel through empty space or matter.
Thermal energy transfer: travels by heat rising/falling. Needs liquid or air to travel.
Thermal energy transfer: Travels heat by contact. Can travel through solids.
Macaroni rising and falling in a pot of boiling water.
A pot sitting on a hot burner.
A person placing their cold hands over a warm fire.
Formula for work:
When a roller coaster cart is at the top of the first hill, which energy should be high?
When a roller coaster has reached then end of the ride, most of the energy is:
When a roller coaster is speeding down a loop, much of it's energy is:
The sum of an object's potential and kinetic energy is:
When winding the spool racer, energy goes from your hand to the pencil... this is an example of:
During the marble lab, gravitational potential energy was turned to mechanical kinetic, sound and heat... this shows:
A material that transfers heat/energy poorly.
A material that transfers heat/energy well.
An example of a conductor:
An example of an insulator:
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