Energy
by Rebekah Gravette
1. Thermal Energy
1.1. Book Definition: Total potential and kinetic energy related to motion of microscopic particles in an object
1.2. My Definition: When atoms move faster, thermal energy increases
1.3. Examples: Molten metal & Fire
2. Mechanical Energy
2.1. Book Definition: Energy associated with the position/motion of every day objects
2.2. My Definition: Energy that is included in motion or position of objects around us
2.3. Examples: Speeding trains & Bouncing balls
3. Potential Energy
3.1. Book Definition: Stored energy as a result of position or shape
3.2. My Definition: Energy stored in objects
3.3. Examples: String Instrument & Books dropped on the floor
4. Kinetic Energy
4.1. Book Definition: Any moving object that depends on its mass and speed
4.2. My Definition: Energy that goes by the equation KE= 1/2 mv2
4.3. Examples: Wind & Cars
5. Nuclear Energy
5.1. Book Definition: Energy stored in atomic nuclei
5.2. My Definition: Energy stored in the middle of an atom
5.3. Example: Heat & Light
6. Electromagnetic Energy
6.1. Book Definition: Energy that travels through space in the form of waves
6.2. My Definition: Energy that travels like waves
6.3. Examples: Visible light & X-Rays
7. Electrical Energy
7.1. Book Definition: Energy associated with electric charge
7.2. My Definition: Energy that is involved with electric charges
7.3. Examples: CD Players & Flash Lights
8. Chemical Energy
8.1. Book Definition: Energy stored in chemical bonds
8.2. My Definition: Energy stored altogether
8.3. Examples: Wood & Gasoline