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Potential energy is stored over time without motion, while kinetic energy involves movement and increasing amounts. Chemical properties involve chemical reactions like fires or mixing chemicals, whereas physical properties allow reversible changes like healing broken bones. Heat transfer occurs through radiation from heat-emitting objects, conduction between touching substances, and convection as thermal energy moves from hot to cold areas.
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