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| To do work or cause change. |
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| Energy that an object has due to it's motion. |
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| Stored energy that results from the positionor shape of an object. |
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| poteutial energy that depends on the height of an object. |
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| The energy of stretched or compressed object. |
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Mechanical energy [image] |
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| Kinetic or poteatioal energy associated with the motion or position of an object. |
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| The total potential and Kinetic energy of the particales in an object. |
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| The energy of eletric charges. |
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| The potential energy stored in chemical bonds. |
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| Energy transformation[image] |
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| The process of changing one form of energy to another. |
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| Law Of Conservation Of Energy [image] |
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| The rule that energy can't be created or destroyed. |
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| A material such as coal that forms over a millions of years from the remains of an acient plants and animals, burend to released chemical energy. |
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| The process of burning a fuel to produce thermal energy. |
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| The transfer or heat by the movment of currents within a fluid. |
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| The transfer of energy by electromagnetic waves. |
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| A material that conduct heats well. |
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| a material that dose not conduct heat well. |
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Renewale resource
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| a natural resource that replaces itself unless overused, like animal or plant life or fresh water. |
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