There are six main types of energy: mechanical, thermal, chemical, electrical, electromagnetic, and nuclear. Mechanical energy deals with motion, thermal energy is generated by molecular motion, chemical energy is stored in bonds, and electrical energy powers devices. Electromagnetic energy travels in waves like radiation, while nuclear energy is stored in atoms and released during nuclear reactions. The law of conservation states that energy cannot be created or destroyed, only changed from one form to another.

1. Energy Response
• Potential Energy-energy that is stored in
an object.

2. Energy Response
• Kinetic Energy-energy in motion

3. Energy
• There are six types of energy.
-mechanical, thermal, chemical,
electrical, electromagnetic, and nuclear

4. Energy
• Mechanical energy deals with motion.
• Thermal energy is created when molecules
within matter move so fast that heat is
generated.

5. Energy
• Chemical energy is stored in chemical
compounds by chemical bonds
• Electrical energy is used to power all
electrical things

6. Energy
• Electromagnetic energy travels in waves.
Examples: radiation, microwaves, radio
waves, satellite waves.
• Nuclear energy is stored in atoms and when
released during a nuclear reaction, it gives
off a great amount of energy.

7. Energy
• Law of Conservation-Energy cannot be
created nor destroyed. Energy can change
its form, but the amount of energy will
remain the same before and after each
transfer.