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THE ABILITY TO DO WORK OR CAUSE CHANGE
EXAMPLE: A BALL ROLLING DOWN A HILL CAUSES ENERGY |
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ENERGY THAT AN OBJECT HAS DUE TO ITS MOTION
EXAMPLE:A LITTLE GIRL SWINGING ON A SWING |
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STORED ENERGY THAT RESULTS FROM THE POSTION OE SHAPE OF AN OBJECT
EXAMPLE: A CAVE MAN STANDING STILL IN A ONE SPOT |
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ELASTIC POTENTIAL ENERGY
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THE ENERGY OF STRECHED OR COMPRESSED OBJECTS
EXAMPLE: SOMEBODY PUSHING DOWN ON A SPRING
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GRAVITATIONAL ENERGY
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POTENTIAL ENERGY THAT DEPENDS ON THE HEIGHT OF AN OBJECT
EXAMPLE: A GIRL DROPPING A BOUNCEY BALL FROM THE TOP OF HER BED
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KINETIC OR POTENTIAL ENERGY ASSOCIATED WITH THE MOTION OR POSITION
EXAMPLE: A NATIVE AMERICAN DRAWING BACK A BOW TO SHOOT IT. |
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THE TOTAL POTENTIAL AND KINETIC ENERGY OF THE PARTICALS IN AN OBJECT
EXAMPLE: A WREAKING BALL KNOCKING DOWN A BUILDING FOR CONSTRUCTION. |
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THE ENERGY OF ELECTRIC CHARGES
EXAMPLE;' TURNING ON AND OFF A LIGHT SWITCH IN YOU'RE HOUSE. |
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THE POTENTIAL ENERGY STORED IN CHEMICAL BONDS
EXAMPLE: USING BATTERIES IN TOYS OR CONTROLLERS. |
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ENERGY TRANSFORMATION
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THE PROCESS OF CHANGING ONE FORM OF ENERGY
EXAMPLE:KINETIC ENERGY TO POTENTIAL ENERGY |
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LAW OF CONSERVATION OF ENERGY
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ENERGY CANNOT BE CREATED OR DESTROYED
EXAMPLE:GAS, LIQUID, AND SOLIDS |
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A MATERIAL SUCH AS COAL THAT FORMS OVER MILLIONS OF YEARS
EXAMPLE: A PIPE PUSHING OIL UP FROM UNDER GROUND |
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THE PROSSES OF BURNING FULE TO CREATE THERMAL ENERGY
EXAMPLE: SOMEONE BURNING A LOG IN THEIR FIRE PLACE TO CREATE HEAT |
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THE TRANSFER OF HEAT FROM PARTICAL OF MATTER TO ANOTHER
EXAMPLE: SOME ONE BOILING WATER OVER A STOVE |
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| BIOLOGICAL MATERIAL DERIVED FROM LIVING OR RECENTLY LIVING ORGANISMS |
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THE TRANSFER OF HEAT BY THE MOVMENT OF CURRENTS IN A FLUID
EXAMPLE: REDUCE, REUSE, RECYCLE |
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THE TRANSFER OF ENERGY THROUGH ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES
EXAMPLE: COVERING LARGE AREAS OF A PHONE YOU MAKE IT MAKE SIGNALS |
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A MATERIAL THAT CONDUCTS HEAT WELL
EXAMPLE: STEEL |
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A MATERIAL THAT CONDUCTS HEAT POORLY
EXAMPLE: A INSULATOR LIGHT |
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RENEWABLE RESOURCE
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| A NATURAL RESOUCRE THAT CAN BE FOUND ANYWHERE AND CAN BE RESUSED |
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NON-REUSEABLE RESOURCE
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A RESOURCE THAT CANNOT BE REUSED AND TAKES GEARS TO FORM AGAIN.
EXAMOLE: COAL, OIL, AND GAS |
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