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| Sum of the potential enegry and kinetic energy in a system. |
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| Energy stored when an object is compressed or stretched. |
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| Energy moving a object has because of its motion depends on the and speed of the object. |
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| Law of conservation of energy |
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| States that energy can never be created or destroyed |
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| chemical Potential Energy |
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| Energy stored in chemical bonds. |
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| Energy stored by objects due to their position above |
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| (in Joules)=1/2 mass( in kg)x[speed(m/s2]) KE= 1/2 m v 2 |
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| Sum of the potential energy can never be created or destroyed |
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| When something is able to change its envioment or itself. |
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| Nuclear power plants to generate electrical energy. |
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| Energy made availbe by the flow electric change through a conductor |
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| Energy release by reactions within atomic nuclei as nuclear fission or fusion |
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