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FORMS OF ENERGY. RENEWABLE AND NON- RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES.

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FORMS OF ENERGY. RENEWABLE AND NON- RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES.

KINETIC ENERGY

It is the energy of movement and

motion.

The heavier and faster and objets is

the more kinetic energy it has.

POTENTIAL ENERGY

It is the energy that is stored.

When it is released, it

changes into other form of

energy.

The coal changes into light and heat.

Wood changes into light and heat.

Stored water changes into electricity.

MECHANICAL ENERGY

It is a mixture between kinetic

and potential energy.

Example: a person and a bike.

The bike is moving, so it is kinetic energy. The energy of

person changes into the force, so it is potential energy.

LIGHT ENERGY

Light sources produce light.

Light sources can be natural like the

Sun or stars or artificial, like a

light bulb, torch, etc.

CHEMICAL ENERGY

In chemical energy a chemical reaction occurs. This reaction is transformed into another form of

energy.

Examples: The energy of batteries transforms into kinetic

energy.The energy of food

transforms into kinetic and thermal energy.

THERMAL ENERGY

It is the energy that hot objects

produce.

The heat flows from hot products to cold products.

ELECTRICAL ENERGY

How can it transform into? Where does it come from?

Electricity can transform into light, for example light bulbs and torches.

Electricity can transform into sound, for example in a CD player.

Electricity can transform into heat, for example in a heater.

Electricity can transform into movement, for example in a robot or an

electric car.

WHERE DOES IT COME FROM?

It can come from water, like stored water.

It can come from sunlight, like solar panels.

It can come from nuclear power stations.

It can come from wind, like the energy produced by windmills (wind turbines).

It can come from biomass.

RENEWABLE AND NON-RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES.

Renewable sources will never

run out.

Non- renewable energy sources will run out sooner or

later.

SOLAR ENERGY

POSITIVE THINGS NEGATIVE THINGS

It is renewable and does not pollute.

It only works in sunny places.

WIND ENERGY

POSITIVE THINGS NEGATIVE THINGS

It is clean and renewable.

Wind turbines only work in

windy places.

Wind turbines can kill birds.

It is renewable and does not

pollute.

The construction of dams damages habitats.

The construction of dams causes biodiversity loss.

WATER ENERGY

POSITIVE THINGS NEGATIVE THINGS

BIOMASS

First, biomass is burned.

Then, the fire heats the water.

Next, the water boils and produces water vapor or steam.

Soon, the steam moves the wind turbine.

Finally, the movement produces electricity.

GEOTHERMAL ENERGY

It is the energy which is produced inside the Earth. Sometimes it reaches the surface as volcanoes

POSITIVE THINGS

It is renewable.

It does not pollute.

It is limited to certain

geographical areas.

NEGATIVE THINGS

FOSSIL FUELS

Fossil fuels are coal and oil. They are made of remains of animals and plants

that have been underground for millions of years.

It is non- renewable

It pollutes a lot

It produces global

warming

POSITIVE THINGS

COAL

It produces large quantities of

energy.

NEGATIVE THINGS

It is non- renewable.

It causes ecological disasters.

It is easy to transport

and store.

OIL

POSITIVE THINGS NEGATIVE THINGS

What is uranium?

It is a radioactive mineral that people use in nuclear power stations.

Nuclear power stations produce radioactive waste.

Radioactive is harmful because it produces cancer.

PHOTOVOLTAIC CELLS AND SOLAR PANELS

This is a photovoltaic cell. It transforms solar energy into

electricity.

Photovoltaic cells don't need cables to connect to a network, so they can be used in remote areas and portable

devices.

Solar panels are made of several photovoltaic cells.

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