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Page 1: CHAPTER 2-----------SECTION 3 - conejousd.org 2/pages/Energy and Matter.pdfCHAPTER 2-----SECTION 3. Energy and Matter Energy: the ability to do work or cause a change

CHAPTER 2-----------SECTION 3

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Energy and Matter

Energy: the ability to do work or cause a

change.

Energy is never created or destroyed but only

changes form.

Energy can be transferred or transformed

Energy transfer means it move from one object to

another

Energy transformation means it changes into a

different form of energy

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Energy and Matter

Forms of Energy:

There are only two types of energy-------

Potential Energy and Kinetic Energy

Potential - the ability to do work or cause a

change

Kinetic - the energy of motion

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Energy and Matter

Types of Potential Energy:

Chemical Energy – Energy stored in chemical bonds holding atoms together

Nuclear Energy – energy that holds the particles in an atomic nucleus together

Gravitational Energy – energy stored in an object raised off of the surface of the Earth. The higher is is lifted the greater the amount of stored energy in the object.

Elastic Energy – energy stored in an object that is compressed or stretched as in a string or rubber band.

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Energy and Matter

Types of Kinetic Energy:

Thermal Energy - a measure of the total energy of all the

particles in an object

Electromagnetic Energy – the energy of light

Electrical Energy – the energy of moving electrons

Sound Energy – mechanical energy moving through a gas,

liquid or solid

Mechanical – energy contained in a moving object

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Energy and Matter

The most important type of energy:

Thermal Energy - a measure of the total internal energy

of all the particles in an object

Temperature – a measure of the average energy of each

particle in an object

Thermal Energy always flows from the hotter object to the

colder object

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Energy and Matter

Energy Changes:

Endothermic Change - during this change

energy is absorbed or taken into the object

In chemical reactions the substance created or produced

will get colder because energy is being stored in new

chemical bonds holding atoms together.

Energy is used up by the reaction.

The total energy of the new bonds is greater than the total

energy of the old bonds that were holding atoms together.

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Energy and Matter

Energy Changes:

Exothermic Change – during this change energy is

released or comes out of the object.

In chemical reactions the product will get hotter

because energy is released from the chemical

bonds holding atoms together.

More energy is released when bonds are broken

than is used up when new bonds are made.

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Energy and Matter

Examples of Endothermic and Exothermic Changes:

Endothermic changes

Physical changes: melting ice, boiling water, cooking food

Chemical changes: photosynthesis, use of a “cold pack”

Exothermic changes

Physical changes: freezing water; condensation,

Chemical changes: rusting of iron, burning a candle; condensation; forming a crystal, any reaction where the product gets hot

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CHAPTER 2-----------SECTION 3

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Energy and Matter

Energy: _________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________

Energy is __________________________but only changes form.

Energy can be transferred or transformed

_______________________means it move from one object to another

_______________________________means it changes into a different

form of energy

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Energy and Matter

Forms of Energy:

There are only two types of energy-------

___________ Energy and _________Energy

Potential - ________________________ or cause a

change

Kinetic - ____________________________________

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Energy and Matter

Types of Potential Energy:

_______________________ Energy – Energy stored in chemical bonds holding atoms together

_______________________ Energy – energy that holds the particles in an atomic nucleus together

________________________ Energy – energy stored in an object raised off of the surface of the Earth. The____________it is lifted the ____________ the amount of stored energy in the object.

________________________ Energy – energy stored in an object that is ____________________________________as in a string or rubber band.

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Energy and Matter

Types of Kinetic Energy:

___________________________ Energy - a measure of the total energy of all the moving particles in an object

____________________________ Energy – the energy of light

____________________________ Energy – the energy of movingelectrons

_______________________ Energy – mechanical energy movingthrough a gas, liquid or solid

_______________________ Energy – energy contained in a moving object

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Energy and Matter

The most important type of energy:

Thermal Energy - a measure of the total _____________

___________of all the particles in an object

Temperature – a measure of the _____________________

__________________________ of each particle in an object

Thermal Energy - always flows from the hotter object to the

colder object

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Energy and Matter

Energy Changes:

Endothermic Change - during this change energy is _____________ or taken into the object

In chemical reactions the substance created or produced will get __________ because energy is being stored in new _____________________holding atoms together.

Energy is _____________________by the reaction.

The total energy of the new bonds is ______________ than the total energy of the old bonds that were holding atoms together.

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Energy and Matter

Energy Changes:

Exothermic Change – during this change energy is

________________________________________of the object.

In chemical reactions the product will get _________

because _______________________from the chemical

bonds holding atoms together.

More energy is __________when bonds are

___________than is used up when new bonds are made.

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Energy and Matter

Examples of Endothermic and Exothermic Changes:

Endothermic changes

_________________ changes: melting ice, boiling water, cooking food

_________________ changes: photosynthesis, use of a “cold pack”

Exothermic changes

Physical changes: ____________________________________________

Chemical changes: rusting of iron, burning a candle; condensation; forming a crystal, ________________________________________________