ENERGY TRANSFER WHEN WORK IS DONE
CONTENT
- The Principle of Conservation of Energy
- Forms of Energy
- Other Forms of Energy Transfer
Principle of Conservation of Energy
It states: Energy cannot be created nor destroyed but can be converted from one form to another.
Forms of Energy
- Mechanical energy.
- Light energy.
- Sound energy.
- Electrical energy.
- Heat energy.
- Nuclear energy.
- Magnetic energy.
- Chemical energy.
- Solar energy.
These forms of energy are very useful to us in our daily activities. We derive comfort or pleasure from electrical, sound energy and chemical energy produced from the oxidation of food in our body tissues and it is utilized in doing work. As the watch ticks working by moving the hands, the stored energy called potential energy has been converted to kinetic energy. The chemical energy in petrol is converted into heat in the engine, which makes the car move.
Torchlight store chemical energy which is converted to electrical energy, then to heat and light which provides us light to see at night.
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