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| The anbility to do work or cause change |
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Elastic Potential Energy
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| The energy of eletric charge. |
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| Energy that an object has due to its motion |
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| Stored energy that results from the position or shape of and object. |
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| Gravatational Potential Energy |
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| Potential energy that depends on the height of an object |
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Elastic Potential Energy
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| The energy of strechted or compared objects |
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Mechanical Energy
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Kenetic or potential energy associated with the motion or postion of an object
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| The total potential energy and kinetic energy of the particales in any object |
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| The energy of eletric charges |
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| the potential energy stored in chemical |
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Energy tranformation
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| the prosses of energy changing from one type of energy to another |
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Law of conserveation of energy
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| the rule that energy that cant be created or destroyed |
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| a material that forms over millions of years from the remaing plants and coal and animals burned to release chemical energy |
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| the transfer of heat from one particle of matter to another |
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| the transfer from heat from one part of matter to another |
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| the transfer of heat by the movement of currents whitin a rlua |
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| the transfer of energy by eletromagnetick waves |
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| a material that conducts heat well |
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| a material that dose not conduct heat well |
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