1. State the form of energy described by each of the following: (a) This form of energy is possessed by every moving object. (b) This form of energy can be released by reactions such as fission and fusion. (c) The more rapid the motion of the atoms and molecules of a substance, the greater this form of energy. (d) This form of energy, produced by vibrations, travels by waves through a material to the receiver. (a) (b) (c) (d)
1. State the form of energy described by each of the following: (a) This form of energy is possessed by every moving object. (b) This form of energy can be released by reactions such as fission and fusion. (c) The more rapid the motion of the atoms and molecules of a substance, the greater this form of energy. (d) This form of energy, produced by vibrations, travels by waves through a material to the receiver. (a) (b) (c) (d)
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Transcribed Image Text:1. State the form of energy described by each of the following:
(a) This form of energy is possessed by every moving object.
(b) This form of energy can be released by reactions such as fission
and fusion.
(c) The more rapid the motion of the atoms and molecules of a
substance, the greater this form of energy.
(d) This form of energy, produced by vibrations, travels by waves
through a material to the receiver.
3. State which method of heat transfer:
(a) does not require particles
(b) works because particles collide with their neighbours
4. List 2 nonrenewable energy resources (and NOT examples of):
(a)
(b)
5. List 2 renewable energy resources (and NOT examples of):
(c)
2. Eight of the nine energy forms involve particles (atoms, molecules, or objects). The ninth form travels by
means of waves without requiring particles of matter. This 9th form of energy is:
(d)
(a)
(b)
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