Potential and Kinetic Energy

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Potential and Kinetic Energy

What is Energy? The ability to cause change

Energy notes entry # 4 11/5 Potential Energy Kinetic Energy Definitions Dependent on Examples Forms of

Potential Energy Definition Potential Energy is stored energy. It is not energy in motion. Potential energy is dependent on its position (location) and its condition (new battery vs. used battery.) Examples Batteries Gasoline Food Plant on a windowsill Acorn hanging on a tree

POTENTIAL ENERGY Things have energy depending on where they are (position/ location). The penny has LOTS of potential energy; the rock doesn t. penny rock flowers Empire State Building

Common Uses Potential energy is stored energy so it is used to run many things for example Gasoline runs cars Batteries run our toys

Common Uses Food is our potential energy and it helps us survive and do activities.

FORMS OF POTENTIAL ENERGY Chemical (food, gasoline) Nuclear (fusion & fission) Gravitational (position or place) Stored Mechanical (stretched rubber band)

Understanding Check Tell the person next to you: Why do these people have potential energy?

Choose one of the following sentence frames. Using your science journal, fill in the blanks using what you know about potential energy. can be described as. Characteristics (components) of include and. is widely acknowledged as and exhibits.

Please grab your science journals!

Kinetic Energy Definition Energy in the form of motion Kinetic energy is dependent on mass and speed. The greater the mass and speed the more kinetic energy the object has Examples Person running Bicycle wheel spinning Frisbee flying in the air

KINETIC ENERGY Things have energy depending on how fast they move. Which has more kinetic energy?

FORMS OF KINETIC ENERGY Sound Travels in waves, JUST LIKE IN THE OCEAN Has to have something to travel through. Energy traveling through AIR

FORMS OF KINETIC ENERGY Radiant Also travels in waves DOESN T need anything to travel through Earth Sun Energy traveling through SPACE

FORMS OF KINETIC ENERGY Electrical When electrons move. lightning and electricity are kinetic energy.

EXAMPLES OF KINETIC ENERGY Sound Dancing Light Electricity

Understanding Check Tell the person next to you: How do you know he has kinetic energy?

Choose one of the following sentence frames. Using your science journal, fill in the blanks using what you know about kinetic energy. One example of is. Characteristics (components) of include and. Frequently associated with, is understood as.

Comparing and Contrasting Potential and Kinetic Energy There are many different types of energy. The two main types of energy are potential and kinetic energy. How are these two types of energy alike (compare) and how are they different (contrast)?

Use one of the following types of graphic organizers to compare and contrast Potential energy and Kinetic energy Alike Potential Alike Kinetic Different Different Potential Kinetic

When you are done with your graphic organizer, answer the following questions on a separate sheet of paper to be turned into me as your ticket out the door 1. Use and example (not given in the PowerPoint presentation) to explain how potential energy can transform into kinetic energy. 2. Why is understanding potential energy and kinetic energy important to understanding motion (movement)?

ENERGY DAY 2

Warm up Today we are going to warm up with a few science demonstrations (and short play time) Please set up your science journals with the following data table (using a ruler is optional) Activity Poppers Ping Pong poppers Rattle backs Gyro rings Astroblaster When does it have potential energy? When does it have kinetic energy?

Button Whizzer lab Learning target: to observe how potential and kinetic energy can be transferred, stored and released

ENERGY DAY 3

Warm up

Law of conservation of energy Energy is neither created nor destroyed. It just changes from one form to another. You always have the same amount of energy in a system. No more no less!

What does this really mean? New concept: Law of Conservation of energy Example Sentence: Definitions: Essential characteristics.... Examples:.... diagrams....

Conservation of Energy This means that kinetic energy can turn into potential energy which can turn into kinetic energy which can turn into potential energy which can turn into kinetic energy which can turn into potential energy which can turn into kinetic energy which can turn into potential energy.. Kinetic Potential

CONVERSION From http://www.eia.doe.gov/kids/energyfacts/science/formsofenergy.html

LAVA LAMP

KE: Light KE: Heat LAVA LAMP Kinetic: Electricity, Light, Heat, Motion KE: Motion KE: Heat Potential: stored energy in the wax, which isn t transformed. KE: Electricity

Energy Flow 1. Kinetic energy in the form of electricity enters the lamp through the outlet and cord. 2. A bulb turns this electricity into another form of kinetic energy: light. The light flows into the room. 3. This light also creates heat, yet another form of kinetic energy. 4. The heat flows into the room, and also melts the wax inside the lamp, making it move. 5. The same amount of energy that went into the lamp comes out of the lamp in 3 different forms: light, heat, and motion.

Energy Flow Electricity Light THE ROOM Heat Motion

KE: Light KE: Heat LAVA LAMP Energy Flow Electricity KE: Motion KE: Heat Light Heat THE ROOM Motion KE: Electricity

The yo-yo. Consider:

PE: height, string The Yo-Yo PE: height, string PE: height, string PE: height, string KE: motion KE: motion Potential: height, wound string Kinetic: yo-yo falling & rising KE: motion

Energy Flow Height Wound String Motion

Energy Flow 1. The Yo-Yo has only potential energy at the beginning. There are two kinds: potential energy because of height, and the wound string. 2. As the yo-yo drops, the potential energy is transformed into the kinetic energy of the yo-yo moving. 3. When it is halfway down, the yo-yo has the same amount of potential and kinetic energy. 4. When the yo-yo gets to the bottom all the potential energy has turned into kinetic energy. 5. As the yo-yo comes back up the string the process is reversed. Kinetic energy is transformed back into potential energy (the wound string, and height).

Let s practice together 1. What types of energy? 2. How does energy flow? 3. Concept map of energy flow. 4. Describe the flow of energy. 1. Kinetic energy, Chemical Potential energy, thermal energy, light (radiant) energy, electrical energy 2. Kinetic (motion), chemical potential (batteries), electrical (wires connecting to light) thermal(from light and wires), light (given off into the room) 3. KE CPE electrical thermal light The Room

Can we fill more of this in? New concept: Law of Conservation of energy Definitions: Essential characteristics.... Examples:.... Diagrams....

Energy Flow 1. Pick an object and sketch it 2. Identify the types of energy that your object uses. 3. Draw arrows on your object to show the flow of energy. 4. Make a chart/concept map of the energy flow. 5. Write a SHORT paragraph describing the energy flow. How does this show that energy isn t created or destroyed, it just changes?

ENERGY DAY 4

Thermal Energy We call this heat. Actually the internal energy in substances. As molecules and atoms within substances move around this is what causes thermal energy. The faster the movement, the greater the amount of thermal energy.

Hard to understand? Think about when you are running, what happens the more you move? Muscles move Start to sweat Temperature increases Basically you are converting kinetic energy (motion) into thermal energy (heat) by moving the molecules that make up your body

Other Examples of Thermal Energy (Heat) Geothermal energy Friction Stoves/ ovens Fire

Quick Demonstration Rub your hands together What do you notice? Move faster and then slow down Do you notice a difference?

Choose one of the following sentence frames. Using your science journal, fill in the blanks using what you know about thermal energy. When is added, increases. has been caused by, thus. has/have caused. Which, in turn, results/resulted in.

How does Heat Travel Heat always transferred from hot items to cold items. Hot soup refrigerator Hot spoon ice cream Warm soda Ice cubes Remember the hotter something is, the faster the molecules and atoms are moving which means more energy. This energy overcomes the cooler things that have less energy. It transfers energy into them which heats them up.

Demonstrations Place one hand on the table- what do you feel? Your hand is transferring heat from your hand to the table. Ring and ball (demo) Hand boilers Fortune fish Thermo boards

Conservation of energy lab