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2 TYPES
OF
ENERGY
ENERGY
-It is the ability or power
to do work.
-Without Energy, all
processes on Earth
would stop.
2 Types of Energy
1.Potential
Energy
2.Kinetic Energy
POTENTIAL ENERGY
- Objects that are not moving
have stored energy in them.
- This stored energy is called
POTENTIAL ENERGY.
- Objects with this kind of energy
will not move unless the stored
energy is set free or released.
An unstretched rubber
band exhibits potential
energy. Once the rubber
band is stretched, the
energy in it is released.
Examples of Potential Energy
1.A rock sitting at the edge of a cliff has
potential energy.
2.Tree branches high up in a tree have
potential energy because they can
fall to the ground.
3.A car that is parked at the top of a
hill.
4.A yoyo before it is released
5.A child at the top of a slide
KINETIC ENERGY
-It is the energy of motion
or energy of moving
objects.
-Any object that is
moving possesses
Examples of Kinetic Energy
1.An airplane in flight
2.A baseball thrown by a pitcher
3.An asteroid falling to earth
4.A car traveling down the road
5.A river flowing
6.An insect flying
Potential or Kinetic?
1.Water rushing downhill and
carrying away rocks.
2.Wind blowing and making
trees away.
3.A pencil on the table.
4.A rock about to fall on the
edge of a cliff.
Write PE if it is a Potential Energy and
KE if it is a Kinetic Energy.
1. Ball the ground
2. A stone on a hill
3. A rolling ball
4. A stretched sling shot
5. An airplane flying
MECHANICAL
ENERGY
• Mechanical Energy is the
energy that can produce
movements.
• It makes actions such as
pushing, pulling, drilling,
lifting, dropping, rolling,
and turning.
• An object that possesses mechanical
energy is able to do work.
• You can do some activities like
running, dancing and doing simple
exercises because your muscles
have mechanical energy.
• Wind is the source of mechanical
energy which enables the pinwheel to
move.
USES OF
MECHANICAL
ENERGY
1. Mechanical Energy
makes work easier and
faster.
2. Mechanical Energy makes
things move.
3. Mechanical Energy
can generate
electricity
CHEMICAL
ENERGY
•The energy that results
during a chemical
reaction is called
chemical energy.
•It is a form of potential
energy.
• The energy is stored
•The energy is released
only when two or more
materials react with
each other to produce a
new material or change
to another energy.
Examples of Chemical Energy
• Dry cell / battery
• Fuels like coal, gasoline,
petroleum and firewood
• dynamites
• Grenades
• Medicine
• Foods
• Photosynthesis
USES OF CHEMICAL
ENERGY
1. Chemical energy is used
as fuel.
-gas, coal and other fuels are
used to run
machines,
motor and vehicles.
2. Chemical Energy
sustains life.
-Glucose is the
product of
photosynthesis.
Plants make their
own food through
photosynthesis.
3. Chemical Energy is used to
generate electricity.
-Chemical energy present in dry
cell or fuel can be used to
generate electricity.
Coal generate
electricity
in power plants.
-Chemical
substances have
stored energy.
When a chemical
reaction takes place,
sound and light are
produced.
4. Chemical energy produces
sounds and light.

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2 Types of Energy.pptx

  • 2. ENERGY -It is the ability or power to do work. -Without Energy, all processes on Earth would stop.
  • 3. 2 Types of Energy 1.Potential Energy 2.Kinetic Energy
  • 4. POTENTIAL ENERGY - Objects that are not moving have stored energy in them. - This stored energy is called POTENTIAL ENERGY. - Objects with this kind of energy will not move unless the stored energy is set free or released.
  • 5. An unstretched rubber band exhibits potential energy. Once the rubber band is stretched, the energy in it is released.
  • 6. Examples of Potential Energy 1.A rock sitting at the edge of a cliff has potential energy. 2.Tree branches high up in a tree have potential energy because they can fall to the ground. 3.A car that is parked at the top of a hill. 4.A yoyo before it is released 5.A child at the top of a slide
  • 7. KINETIC ENERGY -It is the energy of motion or energy of moving objects. -Any object that is moving possesses
  • 8. Examples of Kinetic Energy 1.An airplane in flight 2.A baseball thrown by a pitcher 3.An asteroid falling to earth 4.A car traveling down the road 5.A river flowing 6.An insect flying
  • 9. Potential or Kinetic? 1.Water rushing downhill and carrying away rocks. 2.Wind blowing and making trees away. 3.A pencil on the table. 4.A rock about to fall on the edge of a cliff.
  • 10. Write PE if it is a Potential Energy and KE if it is a Kinetic Energy. 1. Ball the ground 2. A stone on a hill 3. A rolling ball 4. A stretched sling shot 5. An airplane flying
  • 12. • Mechanical Energy is the energy that can produce movements. • It makes actions such as pushing, pulling, drilling, lifting, dropping, rolling, and turning.
  • 13. • An object that possesses mechanical energy is able to do work. • You can do some activities like running, dancing and doing simple exercises because your muscles have mechanical energy. • Wind is the source of mechanical energy which enables the pinwheel to move.
  • 14.
  • 16. 1. Mechanical Energy makes work easier and faster.
  • 17. 2. Mechanical Energy makes things move.
  • 18. 3. Mechanical Energy can generate electricity
  • 20. •The energy that results during a chemical reaction is called chemical energy. •It is a form of potential energy. • The energy is stored
  • 21. •The energy is released only when two or more materials react with each other to produce a new material or change to another energy.
  • 22. Examples of Chemical Energy • Dry cell / battery • Fuels like coal, gasoline, petroleum and firewood • dynamites • Grenades • Medicine • Foods • Photosynthesis
  • 23. USES OF CHEMICAL ENERGY 1. Chemical energy is used as fuel. -gas, coal and other fuels are used to run machines, motor and vehicles.
  • 24. 2. Chemical Energy sustains life. -Glucose is the product of photosynthesis. Plants make their own food through photosynthesis.
  • 25. 3. Chemical Energy is used to generate electricity. -Chemical energy present in dry cell or fuel can be used to generate electricity. Coal generate electricity in power plants.
  • 26. -Chemical substances have stored energy. When a chemical reaction takes place, sound and light are produced. 4. Chemical energy produces sounds and light.