Unit One: Energy and its Transformation Darya Raeisghasem

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Phase Change

Melting point

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Energy Conversion

sublimation

freezing point

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radiation

once water reaches its freezing point, it becomes ice

a freezing point is the temperature at which a liquid will become a solid.

The temperature at which a solid will become a liquid

When ice reaches its melting point, it becomes water.

changing a solid to a gas, without reaching the liquid state.

as snowflakes hit a human, they often evaporate into steam.

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convection

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When a newtons cradle stops, it has not lost its energy. Only transferred it into the air around it and into other types of energy.

energy conservation is the law that energy cannot be created nor destroyed, only transferred.

the act of one state of matter changing into another

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plasma

fire is a common type of plasma

plasma is a state of matter that does not fit into the other 3. It is ionized gas

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Energy

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Types of energy

Kinetic energy

types

thermal energy

energy created by heating an object up

heating up water will create greater thermal energy, and will result in water vapor.

Definition

energy determined by mass times speed

Examples

a ball rolling down a hill has kinetic energy, while a stationary ball does not

Potential energy

Definition

Energy determined by height times mass

types

gravitational potential energy

energy an object has in relation to objects around it. The gravitational pull something has

the earth has les gravitational energy than the sun

elastic potential energy

examples

pulling back a slingshot builds up potential energy.

elastic energy is potential energy by bending, stretching, pulling, or deforming an object impermanently. Like a spring!

Examples

a ball at the top of a hill will have a greater potential energy than one at the bottom

Definition

Energy is power derived from chemical and physical sources, used to create light, heat, movement, and more.

Examples

Heat, light, machinery

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THERMAL ENERGY

Thermal energy is a type of potential energy categorized by the use of temperature and heat.

TRANSFER

conduction

convection

Radiation

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the sun heating up the ground is radiation energy

radiation thermal energy is created without making direct contact

energy created by making direct contact with an object

touching hot metal and being burned is an example of conduction

Convection is energy created by the heating and cooling of air or liquid. Density, rising, and cooling

boiling water is an example of convection