energy Crossword Puzzles
Energy Review 2024-11-19
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- This describes a fuel that can't be renewed
- This energy source is stored energy
- All energy on Earth starts with this
- This helps block light from the sun and protects Earth
- This uses radiation from the sun that is stored in batteries that generate electricity
- This type of clean energy uses turbines to generate electricity
- This energy source comes from movement
- These currents are created when warm air rises and cold air sinks
- This gas traps heat in our atmosphere
- This refers to how tightly packed molecules are
- This type of energy comes from a source that won't run out
- This energy source uses heat from Earth
- This energy source uses the power of tides
- This fuel source comes from mines and is burned to generate electricity
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- This describes an energy transfer that involves touch
- This is often used for heat and cooking
- This is pumped out of the ground and turned into gasoline
- This traps heat in our lower atmosphere, keeping Earth warm
- How energy moves using rays or waves
- This describes energy that's used to complete a task
- Warm air is less _________ than cold air
- These are made from ancient plants and animals
- This uses the energy of falling water
- This energy source is found is food and batteries
- When the amount of energy coming in equals the amount of energy going out, this is balanced
- This energy source creates heat
26 Clues: This energy source creates heat • This energy source is stored energy • How energy moves using rays or waves • All energy on Earth starts with this • This uses the energy of falling water • This gas traps heat in our atmosphere • This energy source comes from movement • This is often used for heat and cooking • This energy source uses heat from Earth • ...
Energy transfers 2026-02-05
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- .... bisphosphate Molecule that CO₂ attaches to in the Calvin cycle.
- Feeding by absorbing nutrients from dead organic matter.
- Excess nutrients in water causing algal blooms and oxygen loss.
- Product of glycolysis, used in the Krebs cycle.
- Conversion of nitrates back into nitrogen gas by bacteria.
- Organism that eats other organisms for energy.
- First stage of respiration, breaking glucose into pyruvate.
- Organisms that use light energy to make their own food.
- Series of reactions in mitochondria producing energy carriers.
- Total mass of living material in an ecosystem.
- Fungi that form mutualistic relationships with plant roots.
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- Organisms that break down dead material, recycling nutrients.
- Organism that makes its own food, usually by photosynthesis.
- Process where light energy excites electrons in chlorophyll.
- Process of converting nitrogen gas into usable forms for plants.
- Coenzyme that carries electrons during photosynthesis.
- Process by which plants convert light energy into chemical energy.
- Green pigment in plants that absorbs light for photosynthesis.
- Molecule that stores and transfers energy within cells.
- Animal that eats only plants.
20 Clues: Animal that eats only plants. • Organism that eats other organisms for energy. • Total mass of living material in an ecosystem. • Product of glycolysis, used in the Krebs cycle. • Coenzyme that carries electrons during photosynthesis. • Molecule that stores and transfers energy within cells. • Organisms that use light energy to make their own food. • ...
Newton & Energy 2026-01-28
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- Newton’s law stating that an object at rest stays at rest or an object in motion stays in motion until unbalanced forces act upon it; often referred to as Newton's first law of motion
- A measure of how much matter is present in a substance
- A change in motion caused by an unbalanced force acting on an object; includes increasing speed, decreasing speed, or a change in direction
- Newton’s law stating that for every action force there is an equal and opposite reaction force; often referred to as Newton’s third law of motion
- Movement of energy from one system to another
- The action and reaction forces that occur simultaneously when a force is applied to an object, and the object applies a force that is equal in magnitude but opposite in direction back on the original object
- The tendency of a physical object to remain still or continue moving unless force is applied
- A push or pull that can change the motion of an object
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- The way that something causes a change
- Newton’s law stating that acceleration of an object depends on the object's mass and the magnitude of the force acting upon it (F = ma); often referred to as Newton's second law of motion
- A group of interacting, interrelated, or interdependent elements forming a complex whole
- Forces on an object that cause change in the motion of the object
- The change of energy from one form to another
- Scientific law stating that energy can be neither created nor destroyed but just changes form
- Resistance or force of equal magnitude acting in the opposite direction to an action force
- The change in an object’s position with respect to time and in comparison with the position of other objects used as reference points
- The ability of a system to do work; required for changes to happen within a system
- The state of an object when it is not in motion
- The sum of all the forces acting on an object
- Forces on an object that do not change the motion of the object
20 Clues: The way that something causes a change • The change of energy from one form to another • The sum of all the forces acting on an object • Movement of energy from one system to another • The state of an object when it is not in motion • A measure of how much matter is present in a substance • A push or pull that can change the motion of an object • ...
Matter & Energy 2025-09-09
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- the organelle where photosynthesis occurs
- is taken in during photosynthesis in plants
- the smallest unit of life
- the changing of something into something else
- the total mass of living organisms in an area
- the level an organism occupies in a food chain
- a consumer that only eats plants (plant-eater)
- a series of events that happen over and over again
- a food ______ shows only one path of energy in an ecosystem
- how producers obtain energy
- the smallest unit of matter
- an organism that gets energy by breaking down dead organisms
- the amount of matter in something
- differences amongst living things
- the inhale and exhale of gas
- two or more atoms chemically combined
- the ability to make things move, change, or grow
- an organism that needs to "eat" to obtain energy
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- anything that makes up the nonliving parts of the ecosystem
- a chemical reaction between oxygen and glucose to release energy
- anything that makes up the living parts of the ecosystem
- a consumer that only eats other consumers (meat-eater)
- a food ____ shows multiple paths of energy in an ecosystem
- the organelle where cellular respiration takes place
- a molecule that organisms use to release energy
- an organism that uses photosynthesis to get energy
- all living things are called
- the "keeping" or protection of something
- the parts of a cell that has a specific job
- a consumer that eats both producers and other consumers (plants AND meat)
- anything that has mass and takes up space
- is taken in during respiration in animals
- all the living and nonliving things interacting in an area
33 Clues: the smallest unit of life • how producers obtain energy • the smallest unit of matter • all living things are called • the inhale and exhale of gas • the amount of matter in something • differences amongst living things • two or more atoms chemically combined • the "keeping" or protection of something • the organelle where photosynthesis occurs • ...
Physics Energy 2026-02-18
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- type of energy due to motion
- principle that energy cannot be created or destroyed
- potential energy stored in stretched or compressed objects
- a push or pull on an object
- the ability to do work
- a type of energy resource that is naturally replenished
- the process of changing energy from one form to another
- energy related to heat and temperature
- SI unit of power
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- a type of energy resource that cannot be replaced quickly
- the rate at which work is done
- energy due to motion or position
- the ratio of useful energy output to total energy input
- a group of interacting parts considered together in physics
- SI unit of work or energy
- stored energy due to position
- energy stored in bonds of molecules
- energy stored in the nucleus of atoms
- force applied over a distance
- energy transferred due to temperature difference
20 Clues: SI unit of power • the ability to do work • SI unit of work or energy • a push or pull on an object • type of energy due to motion • stored energy due to position • force applied over a distance • the rate at which work is done • energy due to motion or position • energy stored in bonds of molecules • energy stored in the nucleus of atoms • energy related to heat and temperature • ...
Renewable Energy 2026-02-20
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- Lokasi di Sulawesi Selatan yang menjadi contoh pembangunan PLTB atau energi angin.
- Sesuatu yang harus dijaga di sekitar PLTA agar air sungai tidak kering dan listrik tetap jalan.
- Hukum fisika yang menjadi prinsip kerja energi air di mana gerakan air memutar turbin.
- Sebutan lain atau nama lain untuk energi yang berasal dari kekuatan angin.
- Skala pembangkit listrik tenaga air yang digunakan untuk sungai kecil di pelosok.
- Sebutan untuk "powerbank" raksasa yang berfungsi menyimpan kelebihan energi.
- Jenis bahan baku asal makhluk hidup yang digunakan untuk menghasilkan Bio Energy.
- Sistem matahari yang digunakan khusus untuk pemanas air, bukan untuk listrik.
- Jenis energi yang stoknya terbatas dan merusak lingkungan yang ingin digantikan.
- Nama daerah di Jawa Tengah yang memiliki Pembangkit Listrik Tenaga Panas Bumi (PLTP).
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- Cairan yang harus rutin diberikan pada turbin supaya tetap lancar berputar.
- Nama tanaman berminyak selain kelapa sawit yang digunakan untuk bahan baku biofuel.
- Sesuatu yang harus dibersihkan secara rutin dari panel surya agar kinerjanya tetap baik.
- Sistem gabungan beberapa sumber energi agar pasokan listrik tetap stabil dan tidak putus.
- Nama lokasi Pembangkit Listrik Tenaga Air (PLTA) yang berada di Sumatra Barat.
- Lokasi di Bali yang menjadi contoh tempat pembangunan PLTS atau energi surya.
- Nama sel yang digunakan pada panel surya untuk mengubah cahaya matahari langsung jadi listrik.
- Gas yang dihasilkan dari proses fermentasi kotoran ternak atau limbah basah pada biogas.
- Komponen alat yang harus diputar oleh angin, air, atau uap untuk menggerakkan generator.
- API Istilah Indonesia dari Ring of Fire yang menyebabkan Indonesia kaya cadangan panas bumi.
20 Clues: Sebutan lain atau nama lain untuk energi yang berasal dari kekuatan angin. • Cairan yang harus rutin diberikan pada turbin supaya tetap lancar berputar. • Sebutan untuk "powerbank" raksasa yang berfungsi menyimpan kelebihan energi. • Lokasi di Bali yang menjadi contoh tempat pembangunan PLTS atau energi surya. • ...
Y9 Energy 2025-12-13
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- The energy stored in the bonds of chemical compounds, released during a chemical reaction.
- The rate at which work is done or energy is transferred.
- The movement of energy from one place or object to another.
- The process of energy transfer that happens when a force moves an object.
- An assessment of energy use to find ways to save energy and improve efficiency.
- The stored energy in an object based on its position
- A measure of how much useful energy is produced compared to the total energy input
- The energy released during nuclear reactions, such as splitting or combining atomic nuclei.
- The total energy of an object due to its motion (kinetic) and position (potential)
- Energy that meets current needs without harming future generations.
- Fuels, naturally occurring substances, formed from the remains of ancient organisms, used as a source of energy.
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- The energy produced by electric charges and their movement
- The network for delivering electricity from producers to consumers.
- The process of changing energy from one form to another.
- The Physics Law that states energy cannot be created or destroyed, only transformed from one form to another.
- The capacity to do work or produce change
- The energy that comes from the temperature of matter; it is the energy of moving particles.
- The energy an object has because it is moving
- Energy from sources that can be replenished naturally over time.
- Energy from sources that cannot be replenished in a short period of time.
20 Clues: The capacity to do work or produce change • The energy an object has because it is moving • The stored energy in an object based on its position • The process of changing energy from one form to another. • The rate at which work is done or energy is transferred. • The energy produced by electric charges and their movement • ...
Thermal Energy 2025-12-12
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- a source of radiant energy we use when we go camping
- When heat is transferred by the movement of currents within a fluid it is called
- Radiation comes in Infrared and X-Rays by traveling in these kinds of waves
- The liquid metal used in thermometers that expands and contracts with changes in temperature
- The measure of average kinetic energy of all the particles within an object is called
- this state of matter found between Melting and Boiling Points has particles that move at medium speed
- In this state of matter particles move the fastest and have the most energy
- This is the coldest temperature at zero degrees Kelvin or -273 Celsius, where there is no more molecular movement
- When heat is transferred from one particle of matter to another by direct contact it is called
- in this state of matter, particles of matter move slowest
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- a device for measuring temperature
- The transfer of energy by electro-magnetic waves is called
- this process where plants use the Radiation Energy from the Sun to Produce Glucose and Oxygen
- Metals allow heat and electricity to pass through easily which makes them an excellent
- Process where Thermal energy causes a Liquid to change to a gas
- When molecules in a substance move ________ the temperature is much higher
- When two objects of different temperature eventually reach the same temperature
- When two objects of different temperature come into contact, the heat energy always moves from high to ______ temperature.
- If two objects are the same temperature, the one with the higher ______ will have more thermal energy.
- when molecules in a substance move ________ the temperature is lower
- water boils at 100 degrees in this Unit of Temperature
21 Clues: a device for measuring temperature • a source of radiant energy we use when we go camping • water boils at 100 degrees in this Unit of Temperature • in this state of matter, particles of matter move slowest • The transfer of energy by electro-magnetic waves is called • Process where Thermal energy causes a Liquid to change to a gas • ...
Energy Flow 2025-09-29
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- The part the lizard played in nature—what it ate and used and what used it, where it
- A meadow is a rabbit’s habitat.
- other resources.
- The ecosystems scientist studied ecology.
- We found coyote scat with berries and nuts in it. It was not like dog scat.
- The deer population in Yellowstone National Park went down from 400 to 320 in
- Sally is an omnivore—she loves burgers and fruit.
- A plant goes through photosynthesis to make food from the sun’s energy
- year.
- A deer eats only grass and other plants, so it is an herbivore.
- and so on—was its niche.
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- The ecologist loved studying ecosystems.
- A mountain lion is a carnivore—it only eats meat.
- up the ecosystem.
- A yucca’s funnel-shaped leaves are an adaptation to help it catch more water.
- The top of the Sandia Mountains is at a high elevation.
- The mushroom was a decomposer: it was breaking down the dead tree.
- American black bears are all the same species.
- Consumers consume, or eat, other things.
- Producers, consumers, decomposers, non-living things, and their connections
- A plant that makes food using the sun’s energy is a producer.
- Rain and snow are types of precipitation.
- Rocks and water are non-living things.
23 Clues: year. • other resources. • up the ecosystem. • and so on—was its niche. • A meadow is a rabbit’s habitat. • Rocks and water are non-living things. • The ecologist loved studying ecosystems. • Consumers consume, or eat, other things. • The ecosystems scientist studied ecology. • Rain and snow are types of precipitation. • American black bears are all the same species. • ...
Renewable Energy 2026-02-10
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- Energy generated from flowing or falling water in rivers or dams
- The SI unit used to measure energy
- Energy that is not usefully transferred and usually becomes heat or sound
- Energy that comes from radiation emitted by the Sun and can be captured using panels
- A measure of how well a device converts input energy into useful output energy
- Energy source that uses the motion of air to turn large blades and produce electricity
- A solid fossil fuel commonly used in power stations
- A machine that converts mechanical energy into electrical energy
- Energy resource that will eventually run out and cannot be replaced quickly
- A greenhouse gas released when fossil fuels are burned
- Able to be used over a long time without being used up
- Energy that is successfully transferred to perform a desired task
- Energy that causes little or no environmental pollution
- The smallest unit of a solar panel that produces electricity
- The movement of water that can drive turbines in power stations
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- Type of energy resource that can naturally replenish itself over a short time
- A device that stores energy chemically and releases it as electricity
- Energy obtained from heat stored beneath the Earth’s surface
- The process of changing energy from one form into another form
- A flat device designed to collect sunlight and convert it into electrical energy
- A rotating machine that is turned by water, steam, or wind to produce power
- Energy related to the temperature of an object or system
- Energy possessed by an object because it is in motion
- Energy stored in an object because of its position or height above the ground
- Fuel produced from plants or animal waste that can replace fossil fuels
25 Clues: The SI unit used to measure energy • A solid fossil fuel commonly used in power stations • Energy possessed by an object because it is in motion • A greenhouse gas released when fossil fuels are burned • Able to be used over a long time without being used up • Energy that causes little or no environmental pollution • ...
P1.1 Energy 2026-02-06
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- Units of energy.
- A material that does not allow energy and heat to pass through.
- This is the energy transferred each second.
- A material that allows energy and heat to pass through.
- When particles vibrate and collide to transfer energy/heat.
- The amount a spring stretches by is the ....
- Units of distance.
- .... an object will reduce friction.
- This is the energy that is transferred in the correct form.
- ...... or friction can make energy transfer to thermal energy (wasted).
- Wind and solar energy is not always .....
- Carbon dioxide contributes to ......
- This is the energy that is transferred in an unwanted form.
- The potential energy in a stretched object.
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- A device is ...... if there is a large amount of useful energy.
- The energy stored in a moving object.
- The energy transferred when moving a force.
- Wasted energy will be transferred to the ....
- This energy source will never run out.
- The potential energy in an object above the ground.
- The force when two objects rub against eachother.
- The energy stored between opposite charges.
- Solar energy uses energy from the ...
- Renewable energy sources will never .... out.
- Renewable energy sources do not release .....
- The energy stored in food or muscles.
- Oil, coal and gas are examples of .....
- Every object has ..... energy stored.
- Units of power.
29 Clues: Units of power. • Units of energy. • Units of distance. • .... an object will reduce friction. • Carbon dioxide contributes to ...... • The energy stored in a moving object. • Solar energy uses energy from the ... • The energy stored in food or muscles. • Every object has ..... energy stored. • This energy source will never run out. • Oil, coal and gas are examples of ..... • ...
Thermal Energy 2026-03-31
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- – Heat transfer through invisible waves
- Zero – Coldest possible temperature
- – Describes an object with slower-moving particles
- – Describes particles with less thermal energy
- – Measure of the average speed of particles
- Transfer – Movement of thermal energy from warm to cool
- – Describes particles with more thermal energy
- – Machine powered using thermal energy
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- – Heat transfer through direct contact
- – Movement of particles that creates thermal energy
- – Tiny pieces of matter that are always moving
- – Heat transfer through moving liquids or gases
- – Groups of atoms that move to create thermal energy
- – Tiny particles that make up matter
- Energy – Energy that comes from the movement of particles
- – Circulating movements in fluids that transfer heat
- – Anything that has mass and takes up space
- – Source of radiant heat energy for Earth
- – The ability to do work or cause change
- – Describes an object with moderately fast-moving particles
20 Clues: Zero – Coldest possible temperature • – Tiny particles that make up matter • – Heat transfer through direct contact • – Machine powered using thermal energy • – Heat transfer through invisible waves • – The ability to do work or cause change • – Source of radiant heat energy for Earth • – Anything that has mass and takes up space • ...
Energy & Electricity 2026-03-05
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- Conversion between different energy forms
- Circuit with separate current branches
- Unit of work and energy
- High Voltage cables carrying electricity over distance
- Material with low electrical resistance
- Current that periodically reverses direction
- Complete electrical pathway allowing current
- Material with very high electrical resistance
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- Ratio of useful output to total input
- Flow chart showing energy losses
- Safety Component that melts during overload
- Charge buildup caused by friction
- Property that limits current in a circuit
- Light producing electric current in solar cells
- Equation linking voltage, current and resistance
- Device converting mechanical motion into electricity
- Compontents connected along a single current path
- Potential differnce driving curretn
- Energy transferred per second
- Unit that measures electrical usage
20 Clues: Unit of work and energy • Energy transferred per second • Flow chart showing energy losses • Charge buildup caused by friction • Potential differnce driving curretn • Unit that measures electrical usage • Ratio of useful output to total input • Circuit with separate current branches • Material with low electrical resistance • Conversion between different energy forms • ...
Renewable Energy 2026-03-13
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- Total greenhouse gases produced by human activities
- Energy resource formed from ancient plants and animals
- Energy produced from organic materials
- Technology used to store electricity for later use
- Resource that forms slowly and cannot be replaced quickly
- Energy source that can naturally replenish over time
- Amount of energy available for use
- Precipitation made acidic by atmospheric pollution
- Facility where electricity is produced
- Energy produced by moving air
- Structure that generates electricity from flowing water
- System that uses sunlight to produce heat
- Gas that traps heat in the atmosphere
- Responsible use and protection of natural resources
- Movement of carbon through the atmosphere land and water
- Device that converts sunlight into electricity
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- Contamination of the atmosphere by harmful substances
- Fossil fuel formed from compressed plant material
- Amount of energy required by consumers
- Electricity generated from moving water
- Machine that converts wind into electrical power
- Fuel produced from living or recently living organisms
- Energy captured from sunlight
- Energy generated from ocean tides
- Fossil fuel composed mainly of methane
- Energy derived from heat inside the Earth
- Network that delivers electricity to consumers
- Long term changes in global temperature and weather patterns
- Liquid fossil fuel used to produce gasoline and other products
- Alcohol based fuel often made from corn or sugar crops
- Device that converts sunlight directly into electricity
- Using resources in a way that does not deplete them
- Device that converts mechanical energy into electricity
33 Clues: Energy captured from sunlight • Energy produced by moving air • Energy generated from ocean tides • Amount of energy available for use • Gas that traps heat in the atmosphere • Amount of energy required by consumers • Energy produced from organic materials • Fossil fuel composed mainly of methane • Facility where electricity is produced • ...
Thermal Energy 2026-04-14
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- convection causes these to occur in fluids
- transfer of energy between collisions of particles in matter
- poor conductors
- can absorb a lot of thermal energy with little change in temperature
- particles in matter move this way
- the study of the relationship between thermal energy, heat, and work
- the sum of the energy of all particles in an object
- energy in motion
- a common unit for measuring temperature
- transfer of thermal energy by electromagnetic waves through space
- greater _____ of particles the greater the temperature
- the unit of measuring temperature
- convection currents on earth causes this weather phenomenal
- this is transferred between objects due to a temperature difference
- makes up all matter
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- this is a common coolant
- energy is transferred from _____ energy to _____ energy
- at absolute zero, all particle motion ____
- device used to determine specific heat
- common source of thermal radiation
- transfer of thermal energy in fluids by movements of warm/cool fluid
- hotter fluids do this
- this is not needed for thermal radiation occur
- the mount of heat needed to raise 1kg of material 1 degree Celsius
- excellent conductors
- conduction occurs in this state of matter
- the greater this is the greater the thermal energy of an object
- convection occurs in this state of matter
- the measure of the average KE of the particles of matter
- cooler fluids do this
- convection occurs in this type of matter
- as ____ increases, so does thermal energy
32 Clues: poor conductors • energy in motion • makes up all matter • excellent conductors • hotter fluids do this • cooler fluids do this • this is a common coolant • particles in matter move this way • the unit of measuring temperature • common source of thermal radiation • device used to determine specific heat • a common unit for measuring temperature • ...
energy crossword 2025-10-27
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- energy which travels through waves such as a xray
- energy which you can hear
- visible energy
- the movement of energy to another thing
- a unit of energy
- the process of producing energy
- Energy stored in bonds between atoms
- stored energy due to position or condition
- energy which is from moving electrons
- energy from the sun
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- energy released from atomic nuclei.
- energy from a position of objects
- the energy of motion, movement
- holds energy for later use
- energy which is released from atomic nuclei
- energy which is stored when materials are stretched
- The rate at which energy is used or transferred
- energy which is related to heat
- A unit measuring power
- The capacity to do work or cause change
20 Clues: visible energy • a unit of energy • energy from the sun • A unit measuring power • energy which you can hear • holds energy for later use • the energy of motion, movement • the process of producing energy • energy which is related to heat • energy from a position of objects • energy released from atomic nuclei. • Energy stored in bonds between atoms • ...
Chapter 15 2022-06-02
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- energy obtained from flowing water.
- potential energy that depends upon an object’s height above a reference point.
- the energy associated with the motion and position of everyday objects.
- the total potential and kinetic energy of all the particles in an object.
- the chemical energy stored in living things.
- rich deposits of hydrocarbon mixtures that formed from the remains of organisms.
- the energy stored in atomic nuclei
- a source of energy that exists in limited quantities and, once used, cannot be replaced except over the course of millions of years.
- a source of energy that can be replaced in a relatively short period of time.
- a form of energy consisting of changing electric and magnetic fields.
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- energy the energy stored in chemical bonds.
- the potential energy of an object that is stretched or compressed.
- the practice of finding ways to use less energy or to use energy more efficiently.
- energy that is stored as a result of position or shape.
- the energy associated with electric charges.
- sunlight that is converted into usable energy.
- the energy an object has due to its motion.
- the ability to do work.
- thermal energy beneath Earth’s surface.
19 Clues: the ability to do work. • the energy stored in atomic nuclei • energy obtained from flowing water. • thermal energy beneath Earth’s surface. • energy the energy stored in chemical bonds. • the energy an object has due to its motion. • the energy associated with electric charges. • the chemical energy stored in living things. • ...
Chemical Energy 2016-10-13
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- Contains only one type of atom
- Used in a power station for the generation of electricity
- New material formed in a chemical reaction
- Natural fuel formed in the geological past from the remains of a living organism
- Heat being obtained
- An insoluble solid that emerges from a liquid solution
- synonym: power
- Heat being released
- The process of which organisms use sunlight to synthesise nutrients from carbon and water
- An ____ is a atom that has unequal parts electron and proton
- 2x Hydrogen and 1x Oxygen Compound
- Mixture of different elements, to make something else
- Mixture composed of two or more substances
- A ________ is made up of protons and neutrons
- a substance that takes part in change during a reaction
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- Rapid combination of a substance with oxygen
- A substance that is produced/used in a process, involves changes to atoms and ions
- A compound of Hydro and Carbon
- Chemical decomposition produced by passing a electric current
- ____________ can be used to purify water or other substances
- A chemical compound that conducts electricity. e.g. sodium chloride
- Gold element
- The rate in which heat passes through a specified material
- A proton emits a ________ charge
- Negative charge
- An __________ substance is a solid that will not dissolve in a solvent
- Neutral charge
- Latent qualities that my lead to future success or unusefulness
- The smallest particles we know
29 Clues: Gold element • synonym: power • Neutral charge • Negative charge • Heat being obtained • Heat being released • Contains only one type of atom • A compound of Hydro and Carbon • The smallest particles we know • A proton emits a ________ charge • 2x Hydrogen and 1x Oxygen Compound • New material formed in a chemical reaction • Mixture composed of two or more substances • ...
Energy Crossword 2017-03-01
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- The point at which oil production is greatest is referred to as... (4,3)
- The renewable energy source with the greatest potential is... (5,6)
- Energy consumption is greatest in... (5)
- The country that accounts for the highest proportion of global coal consumption is... (5)
- If somebody has no access to electricity or clean cooking facilities in their home they live in...(6,7)
- The form of coal extraction that accounts for 40% of West Virginia's coal supply is... (8,3,7)
- One of the more sustainable biofuel crops is called... (8)
- About 5% of the world's energy is derived from... (7,5)
- Photovoltaic solar energy involves the installation of...(5,6)
- What happened in the Gulf of Mexico in 2010? (2,3,5)
- Concentrated solar power involves the use of... (6)
- The more sustainable form of biofuel is to use ________ to generate energy. (7)
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- 1/3 of an individual in the UKs energy consumption is heating/hot water. What is another 1/3 of energy consumption? (9)
- The worlds biggest HEP dam is called... (3,5,6,3)
- The wind farm currently being constructed off the Yorkshire coast will be called... (7,7,3)
- A place that uses concentrated solar power to carry out desalinisation is...(7,4)
- The continent where 600 million people do not have access to electricity in their homes is... (6)
- The global policy implemented in 2005 to try to reduce carbon emissions was... (3,5,8)
- The EU gets about 1/4 of it's natural gas from... (6)
- The name of an island that is almost 100% reliant on renewable energy sources is... (5)
- One of the environmental problems associated with burning coal is... (4,10)
- What form of oil production is found in Alberta, Canada? (3,5)
- Carbon dioxide can be stored underground in __________ rocks (9)
- The nuclear disaster that occurred in 1986 was in... (9)
- A country that derives around 3/4 of it's energy from nuclear power is... (6)
- There are _______ ways that carbon dioxide can be captured when coal is burnt (5)
- Over 20% of the world's current energy needs are met by... (7,3)
- In America, North Dakota and ______ in particular are heavily reliant on fracking (5)
- What is hydraulic fracturing more commonly known as? (8)
- A country with a steep geothermal gradient is... (7)
- The energy supply that the world was most reliant on in 2011 was... (3)
- Oil, coal, gas and nuclear power are all _______ resources (6)
32 Clues: Energy consumption is greatest in... (5) • The worlds biggest HEP dam is called... (3,5,6,3) • Concentrated solar power involves the use of... (6) • What happened in the Gulf of Mexico in 2010? (2,3,5) • A country with a steep geothermal gradient is... (7) • The EU gets about 1/4 of it's natural gas from... (6) • ...
Energy Flow 2016-11-18
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- Photosynthesis takes place here.
- The waste product of photosynthesis.
- A product of photosynthesis.
- a primary consumer is also known as a ___-.
- Energy that is produced by water
- These are pores or openings found under the leaf.
- a caterpillar can be considered as a ____ ___.
- Energy that cannot be exhausted.
- Cold water is pumped using energy from underground and comes out s steam.
- Plants get water through their___
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- This is a type of non-renewable energy. (two words)
- Condition necessary for photosynthesis to occur
- Energy that can be exhausted is termed___ energy
- Plants depend on animals for __ gas for the process of photosynthesis to occur.
- An animal that eats both plants and animals.
- Humans can be described as a ___ ___ on a food chain
- use of animal droppings and plants to produce energy
- The green pigment in leaves.
- Organisms that make their own food.
- An animal that eats only meat
20 Clues: A product of photosynthesis. • The green pigment in leaves. • An animal that eats only meat • Photosynthesis takes place here. • Energy that is produced by water • Energy that cannot be exhausted. • Plants get water through their___ • Organisms that make their own food. • The waste product of photosynthesis. • a primary consumer is also known as a ___-. • ...
Energy Flow 2017-11-09
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- Most efficient photosynthesizes
- Also called cyanophytes, bacteria, with chlorophyll
- Mass of living tissue
- Physiological or biological necessities that affect survival
- Have an internal support structure of silica
- Better represents the flow of energy in nature than a trophic pyramid
- A wide variety of organisms that share a habitat and lifestyle
- Responsible for most of the ocean's primary production
- Live part of their life as plankton
- Most efficient ecosystem on earth
- Coastal temperate and subpolar regions are ocean regions that have the ___primary productivity
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- Made of levels, showing how energy transfers from one level of organisms to the next as they consume each other
- Happens when an autotroph receives too much or too little light
- Has a rigid cell wall made of silica
- Have one or two whip-like flagella
- Percent of energy that transfers from each trophic level
- Break down organic material into an inorganic form
- Consumes autotrophs/producers
- Time of explosive reproduction and growth of plankton species
- _____depth is when the amount of carbohydrates produced by and autotroph equals the amount required for its respiration
- An organism that consumes primary consumers
- Spend entire life as plankton
- Decomposition renews____materials necessary for energy to enter life through primary production; completes materials cycle
- Silica cell wall of a diatom
24 Clues: Mass of living tissue • Silica cell wall of a diatom • Consumes autotrophs/producers • Spend entire life as plankton • Most efficient photosynthesizes • Most efficient ecosystem on earth • Have one or two whip-like flagella • Live part of their life as plankton • Has a rigid cell wall made of silica • An organism that consumes primary consumers • ...
diaddezion energy 2018-02-27
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- when fuel rods produce energy
- electricity produced by flowing water
- a compound made from oil
- percentage of energy that is used to preform work
- forms a mixture
- reducing energy use
- heat separated into fuels
- made from living things
- used for electricity and power
- energy that comes from the hydrogen power
- waste that’s radio active
- fuels energy rich substances
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- is the part of the nodular reactor where nucellar fission occurs
- something people use for getting around
- persistence of coal minded in the USA
- earth interior that warms
- burning
- plant remains that can pile up
- change of 1 form of energy to another
- a compound formed of carbon and hydrogen
- anything that give energy from a chemical change
- something that cannot be reused
- the central cores of atoms
- comes from decaying animals or plants
- another name for oil
- a factory where they separate crude oil into fuel and other things
- energy warmth
- turbines collect wind and create energy
28 Clues: burning • energy warmth • forms a mixture • reducing energy use • another name for oil • made from living things • a compound made from oil • earth interior that warms • heat separated into fuels • waste that’s radio active • the central cores of atoms • fuels energy rich substances • when fuel rods produce energy • plant remains that can pile up • used for electricity and power • ...
Energy Crossword 2018-02-26
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- Breaking apart
- The central core of an atom
- Are compounds that are made from oil
- Something that can be reused
- A Factory which crude oil is heated then made into other products
- Mostly used for electric power
- Burning
- Energy that comes from earth's core
- When fuel rods produce too much energy and overheat
- Is the part of the nuclear reactor where fission occurs
- Something that cannot be reused
- Turbine collects wind and produces energy
- A waste that contains radioactive material
- Another name for oil
- A chemical compound that contain carbon and hydrogen atoms
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- Comes from decaying animals and plants
- Layer of material that traps air
- Percentage of energy that is used to perform work
- putting together
- A change from one form of energy to another
- Substance that provides energy
- Energy that comes from Hydrogen
- Adding alcohol to gasoline
- Coal, Oil, Natural Gas
- Reducing energy use
- A cadmium rod used to absorb neutrons in a nuclear reactor
- collects energy from sun
- Percentage of coal mined in the U.S.
- Energy that comes from the movement of rushing water
- Mostly used for transportation
30 Clues: Burning • Breaking apart • putting together • Reducing energy use • Another name for oil • Coal, Oil, Natural Gas • collects energy from sun • Adding alcohol to gasoline • The central core of an atom • Something that can be reused • Substance that provides energy • Mostly used for electric power • Mostly used for transportation • Energy that comes from Hydrogen • ...
Energy Crossword 2018-02-26
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- breaking apart
- gasses that form deep underground and used as fuel
- putting together
- chemicals that contain hydrogen and carbon
- the part of a nuclear power plant were the reaction occures
- the least common use of coal
- a resource that cannot be renewed in a relatively short period of time
- to reuse an object and material to create something new
- not used much because it is not readily available
- a substance that provides energy
- rods full of uranium-235
- wood, plant parts, and food wastes that can be used as fuels
- relating to the nucleus of an atom
- heat from inside the earth
- what most of the oil is used for
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- 13% of coal is used for _______
- a factory where crude oil is separated from other minerals and then heated up
- resource that can be replenished in a relatively short period of time
- what most of the coal is used for
- light and heat given off by the sun
- the device that is pushed by water or wind to produce energy
- the energy conversions that occur when a car engine burns gasoline
- a mixture of gasoline and alcohol
- compounds made from oil
- energy produced by flowing water
- something that gives off ionizing radiation
- energy used from the suns rays
- a layer of material that traps air to help block the transfer of heat
- reducing energy use
- when the uranium rods start to melt
- percentage of energy used to perform the work
31 Clues: breaking apart • putting together • reducing energy use • compounds made from oil • rods full of uranium-235 • heat from inside the earth • the least common use of coal • energy used from the suns rays • 13% of coal is used for _______ • energy produced by flowing water • a substance that provides energy • what most of the oil is used for • what most of the coal is used for • ...
energy crossword 2018-02-26
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- anything that give energy from a chemical change
- made from living things
- plant remains that can pile up
- comes from decaying animals or plants
- burning
- reducing energy use
- energy warmth
- percentage of energy that is used to preform work
- a compound formed of carbon and hydrogen
- another name for oil
- electricity produced by flowing water
- forms a mixture
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- the central cores of atoms
- a factory where they separate crude oil into fuel and other things
- earth interior that warms
- is the part of the nodular reactor where nucellar fission occurs
- are compounds that are made from oil
- something people use for getting around
- waste that’s radio active
- something that cannot be reused
- change of 1 form of energy to another
- turbines collect wind and create energy
- persistence of coal minded in the USA
- used for electricity and power
- when fuel rods produce energy
- fuels energy rich substances
- energy that comes from the hydrogen power
27 Clues: burning • energy warmth • forms a mixture • reducing energy use • another name for oil • made from living things • earth interior that warms • waste that’s radio active • the central cores of atoms • fuels energy rich substances • when fuel rods produce energy • plant remains that can pile up • used for electricity and power • something that cannot be reused • ...
Energy Vocabulary 2018-03-19
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- aceite
- reactor
- batería
- hidroeléctrico
- propano
- ambiente
- gasolina
- ingeniero
- combustible
- corriente continua
- caballo de fuerza
- voltio
- sostenible
- corriente alterna
- luz de sol
- híbrido
- contaminación
- kilovatio
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- poder
- nuclear
- inversor
- vapor
- renovable
- térmica
- biodiesel
- conservación
- carbón
- viento
- metano
- geotérmico
- biocombustible
- combustión
- solar
- petróleo
- diesel
- eléctrico
- corriente
- dique
- vatio
39 Clues: poder • vapor • solar • dique • vatio • aceite • carbón • viento • metano • voltio • diesel • nuclear • reactor • térmica • batería • propano • híbrido • inversor • ambiente • gasolina • petróleo • renovable • biodiesel • ingeniero • eléctrico • corriente • kilovatio • geotérmico • combustión • sostenible • luz de sol • combustible • conservación • contaminación • hidroeléctrico • biocombustible • caballo de fuerza • corriente alterna • corriente continua
Energy crossword 2018-04-13
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- the force that attracts a body toward the center of the earth
- Energy from the sun
- a push or pull
- Causes change in motion of object
- Energy captured through turbines dangerous for birds and bats
- Energy that once all used cannot be reused
- Nonrenewable energy formed from the remains of living organisms
- Nonrenewable energy source that is a thick black liquid
- Movement of heat or electricity through matter
- transfer of thermal energy in waves or particles
- Energy that is transferred from radiation, convection, and conduction
- Stored energy in an object
- kinetic energy that can be absorbed, transmitted, or reflected
- Energy that can be replaced over and over
- transfer of thermal energy through fluid
- potential energy stored in a nucleus of an atom
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- Energy will continue to move from a ____ object to a ____ object until both have the same temp.
- equation of force
- Best among fossil fuel least damage to the environment
- Nonrenewable energy source that is made from fossilized carbon and recovered through mining
- Energy made from flowing water
- boulder on top of a hill is ___ energy
- energy that is created by electrical currents
- force that causes a moving object to slow down
- kinetic energy that is caused by an object’s vibration travels through all forms of matter
- Energy of motion
- energy that comes from nuclear fusion
- average kinetic energy in an object
- Renewable energy source that comes from burning plants or microorganisms that were recently living
- combination of all forces on an object
30 Clues: a push or pull • Energy of motion • equation of force • Energy from the sun • Stored energy in an object • Energy made from flowing water • Causes change in motion of object • average kinetic energy in an object • energy that comes from nuclear fusion • combination of all forces on an object • boulder on top of a hill is ___ energy • transfer of thermal energy through fluid • ...
save energy 2018-11-06
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- Whatever you do results in positive or negative...
- travel
- What we use for motor vehicles
- get to
- You are aware of a fact
- When you put something over something else
- What you read in a newspaper
- for all times
- make less or smaller
- litter
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- air around the world
- When you sit on a horse
- When you don't live in a prison
- It can be reproduced
- the good side of something
- make
- opposite of the past
- force
- You bring goods into the country
- to change to
20 Clues: make • force • travel • get to • litter • to change to • for all times • air around the world • It can be reproduced • opposite of the past • make less or smaller • When you sit on a horse • You are aware of a fact • the good side of something • What you read in a newspaper • What we use for motor vehicles • When you don't live in a prison • You bring goods into the country • ...
Energy Vocabulary! 2013-05-14
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- a solid fossil fuel
- the form of energy that describe things in motion
- all the renewable and non-renewable energy sources used by a city or country
- energy from the nucleus of an atom
- coal, oil, and natural gas
- creates electricity when exposed to light
- continuously replaced by nature
- heat energy stored in the Earth
- the life cycle stage when raw materials are removed from the Earth
- source of all energy on Earth
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- a group of organisms of the same species who live in one area
- average weather conditions over a period of time
- potential energy of moving electrons
- the form of energy that describes light
- created by the Sun heating Earth unevenly
- able to last or grow without using all its resources
- transforms mechanical energy to electrical energy
- raises or lowers the voltage of electricity
- a liquid fossil fuel used to make gasoline
- energy stored in plants or animals
20 Clues: a solid fossil fuel • coal, oil, and natural gas • source of all energy on Earth • continuously replaced by nature • heat energy stored in the Earth • energy from the nucleus of an atom • energy stored in plants or animals • potential energy of moving electrons • the form of energy that describes light • created by the Sun heating Earth unevenly • ...
ENERGY FLOW 2013-04-01
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- An organism deriving its nutritional requirements from complex organic substances
- An individual animal, plant, or single-celled life form
- An organism that is able to form nutritional organic substances from simple inorganic substances such as carbon dioxide
- Any such living organism other than a human being
- eats nectar and has yellow and black stripes
- feeds mainly on primary consumers
- a huge black mammal that has long nails and likes to climb trees and catch fish in streams
- produces in ponds and frogs like to lay their eggs in it
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- A system of interlocking and interdependent food chains
- feeds on both primary and secondary consumers
- a scaley slithering reptile
- all the organisms in a feeding level which are the same number of steps away from the sun
- feeds mainly on dead material
- A living organism of the kind exemplified by trees, shrubs, herbs, grasses, ferns, and mosses
- an organism which uses elements from the environment to make its own food
- A series of organisms each dependent on the next as a source of food
- feeds mainly on producers
- breaks down deadorganisms and wastes to complete the nutrient cycle in the ecosystem
- an organism that gets its energy and nutrients by feeding on other organisms
- a scavenger that has lots of fur and looks like a husky
20 Clues: feeds mainly on producers • a scaley slithering reptile • feeds mainly on dead material • feeds mainly on primary consumers • eats nectar and has yellow and black stripes • feeds on both primary and secondary consumers • Any such living organism other than a human being • A system of interlocking and interdependent food chains • ...
Energy Crossword 2013-07-17
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- It is the energy stored in an object that is being stretched, squashed, twisted; like a rubber band or a wind-up toy.
- It is the ability to do work, and the ability to cause motion and change.
- It is the energy of a moving object.
- Material that sticks into the polythene rod when you rub it,it changes the energy from thernal to kinetic.
- This pellet disolve in water and make the material they are in becomes very hot,it changes the energy from chemical to thermal.
- A law that says you can't increase or decrease the amount of energy.
- It is the energy stored in an atom’s nucleus; like bombs or a power station.
- It is the energy transferred through waves and light particles; like light bulbs or a bunsen flame.
- It is the energy of motion that does the work; like the wind turns a windmill.
- It is a device that uses electricity to perform a task, such as run a vacuum or power a lamp.
- This energy can be transfered to your eardrum as kinetic energy.
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- This energy is called renewable because it can be replenished by nature in a short period of time.It uses solar pannels to crate electricity.
- They areused as ammunition (artillery) for shotguns but they have non-firearm applications.
- It is the energy when motion, light or heat is produced by an electrical current;like the electric coils on your stove.
- Number of main different types of energy that exist.
- Material that gets in fire and makes a very bright light when you heat it in a alcohol burner, it changes the energy from chemical to heat.
- It is the energy where motion or rise in temperature is caused by heat; like hot water or a hot radiator.
- This energy,in a ball is converted to kinetic energy when it falls to the ground.
- Is the process of energy that changes from one object or material to another.
- It is the energy causing changes; like food or fuel.
20 Clues: It is the energy of a moving object. • Number of main different types of energy that exist. • It is the energy causing changes; like food or fuel. • This energy can be transfered to your eardrum as kinetic energy. • A law that says you can't increase or decrease the amount of energy. • It is the ability to do work, and the ability to cause motion and change. • ...
Energy Crossword 2013-07-17
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- It is the energy transferred through waves and light particles. E.g light bulbs or a bunsen flame.
- This pellet disolve in water and make the material they are in become very hot,it changes the energy from chemical to thermal.
- It is the energy of a moving object.
- Material that gets in fire and makes a very bright light when you heat it in an alcohol burner, it changes the energy from chemical to heat.
- Fossil fuels coal, oil, natural gas, nuclear are...
- It is the energy of motion that does the work; like the wind turns a windmill.
- A law that says you can't increase or decrease the amount of energy.
- It is the energy stored in an atom’s nucleus. E.g bombs or a power station.
- It is the energy where motion or rise in temperature is caused by heat. E.g hot water or a hot radiator.
- It is the energy where motion, light or heat is produced by an electrical current;like the electric coils on your stove.
- It is the ability to do work, and the ability to cause motion and change.
- This energy can be transfered to your eardrum as kinetic energy.
- It is a device that uses electricity to perform a task, such as run a vacuum or power a lamp.
- It is the energy stored in an object that can be stretched, squashed, twisted. E.g a rubber band or a wind-up toy.
- Material that sticks into the polythene rod when you rub it,it changes the energy from thernal to kinetic.
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- It is the energy causing changes. E.g food or fuel.
- This energy,in a ball is converted to kinetic energy when it falls to the ground.
- Is the process of energy which changes from one object or material to another.
- Biomass, geothermal, solar, water, and wind power are...
- Number of the main different types of energy that exist.
20 Clues: It is the energy of a moving object. • It is the energy causing changes. E.g food or fuel. • Fossil fuels coal, oil, natural gas, nuclear are... • Biomass, geothermal, solar, water, and wind power are... • Number of the main different types of energy that exist. • This energy can be transfered to your eardrum as kinetic energy. • ...
energy crossword 2013-09-19
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- heat is the same as what energy
- fahrenheight and Celsius are the two ......... of temperature
- what type of energy is used to power things that have a plug
- wind is a example of what energy
- thermal energy transferred by direct contact
- a rock on a hill is ......... energy
- the amount of useful energy you can get from a system is it's energy.........
- Samuel morse invented ......
- energy of motion
- more ........ = more thermal energy
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- chemicals can be found in anything that can
- fission and fusion are examples of ....... energy
- a large falling rock has ....... kinetic then a small falling rock
- inventor of the telephone
- the movement of energy through substance in longitude waves is ...... energy
- a type of energy that is stored
- solar energy is from the .....
- thermal energy transferred through the movement of molecules of a gas or liquid
- heat .... the same as thermal energy
- x rays are an example of these energy
20 Clues: energy of motion • inventor of the telephone • Samuel morse invented ...... • solar energy is from the ..... • heat is the same as what energy • a type of energy that is stored • wind is a example of what energy • more ........ = more thermal energy • a rock on a hill is ......... energy • heat .... the same as thermal energy • x rays are an example of these energy • ...
Energy Crossword 2013-08-06
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- We use it in everything we do.
- Contains chemical energy which is used by living organisms to live.
- Energy caused by chemical reactions.
- An atom bomb is an example of ____________ energy.
- A light bulb gives us ________.
- Radiant and chemical energy helps the plant to make__________.
- What type of energy is used to turn on a hair dryer?
- Transportable energy, it is used in toys, remote controls, etc.
- An elastic band, gum, catapult
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- A form of energy that is transferred by a difference in temperature
- What energy is produced when a skydiver is falling?
- ___________ produce wind energy.
- Energy that is in motion.
- They use sunlight to make photosynthesis.
- It is use in lamps, car light and when you have an idea!
- The ability to do work.
- It is made by the combination of thermal and radiant energy.
- Energy that comes from heat.
- The energy that is made out of atoms.
- A quaking duck makes a _________.
20 Clues: The ability to do work. • Energy that is in motion. • Energy that comes from heat. • We use it in everything we do. • An elastic band, gum, catapult • A light bulb gives us ________. • ___________ produce wind energy. • A quaking duck makes a _________. • Energy caused by chemical reactions. • The energy that is made out of atoms. • They use sunlight to make photosynthesis. • ...
sound energy 2014-08-18
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- We breathe this
- What is song at the performance
- The highness and lowness of your voice is ___
- Air ______
- Another world for create
- Sound ______.
- When sound reflects over and over again on hard surfaces
- Another world for bright
- an instrument used a lot for jazz
- A name for the job of people who play music
- A way to play music with your voice
- When you talk you create _____.
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- _____ of energy.
- The thing around your mouth
- The sound of something
- When you look in the mirror your body is _______.
- Another world for transform
- Played
- Another way for transmission
- All matter is made of _____.
- The voice of the person singing
- Sound waves are created by _____.
- A job that uses sound for a living
- When you hit 10 pins in bowling
- Another way to say ‘made of’
25 Clues: Played • Air ______ • Sound ______. • We breathe this • _____ of energy. • The sound of something • Another world for create • Another world for bright • The thing around your mouth • Another world for transform • Another way for transmission • All matter is made of _____. • Another way to say ‘made of’ • What is song at the performance • The voice of the person singing • ...
energy vocab. 2015-01-08
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- / is the energy found in chemical bonds and is released when a chemical reaction occurs and bonds are created or broken.
- / is the energy resulting from the motion of the particles within an atom (Light Energy).
- / energy is released when two nuclei are joined together.
- / energy resulting from the motion of an object.
- / the passing of waves through a medium.
- / energy is released when an atom is split.
- / the energy associated with the motion of an object.
- / is the energy stored in the nucleus of an atom. Energy is released through fusion or fission.
- / the transfer of heat by direct contact of particles.
- / the transfer of heat without matter present such as in a vacuum.
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- / is thermal energy that is transferred between two objects of different temperatures.
- / is energy that results when charges are created. It is the flow of electrons.
- / it is energy that is stored and not being used.
- / Energy cannot be created nor destroyed but only changes form.
- / the ability to do work or cause change.
- / the total amount of energy in all of the particles contained in a sample of matter.
- / the measure of the average of kinetic energy of the particles in a sample of matter.
- / the flow of electrons in a path in one direction.
- / a force that opposes the motion of an object
- / is the energy given off by a vibrating object.It travels through matter in the form of waves.
- / the transfer of heat in fluids and gases by the movement of currents that form in fluids and gases.
- / is done when you transfer energy to an object and the object moves.
22 Clues: / the passing of waves through a medium. • / the ability to do work or cause change. • / energy is released when an atom is split. • / a force that opposes the motion of an object • / energy resulting from the motion of an object. • / it is energy that is stored and not being used. • / the flow of electrons in a path in one direction. • ...
Energy Crossword 2015-04-04
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- Previously known as centigrade, a unit for measuring temperature in which 0 degrees is the freezing point of water and 100 degrees is the boiling point
- The first letter of the Greek alphabet, in Greek numerals it obtains a value of one
- The quantity of motion of a moving body, measured as a product of its mass and its velocity
- Insulating heat energy
- A displacement of the point of application in the direction of the force occurs when a force does this (when a ball is dropped the ____ done on the ball= the weight of the ball multiplied by the distance to the ground)
- The ability for a substance to flow, pertaining to a substance that easily changes its shape
- A property of objects which can be transferred, or converted to different forms, yet cannot be created or destroyed
- The occurrence when a substance melts under pressure and re-freezes when the pressure is released
- A push or a pull on an object that causes it to change its state of motion (accelerate from rest), equal to mass multiplied by gravity or acceleration.
- The term used when a solid changes directly to a gaseous state (or vice versa) when the pressure is dropped rapidly and significantly
- A phase transition from a liquid to a gas or vapour when the substance is below its boiling point
- One of four fundamental states of matter, has a definite shape and volume and very tightly packed particles.
- Dormant, present or potential but not evident or active (______finger prints are not visible but can be developed)
- The form of energy that is utilized when an object is compressed or stretched, and when work is performed to distort volume or shape
- Equal to the work done by a force of one newton when its point of application moves one meter in the direction of the force applied
- The process of combining two or more different distinct entities into a new whole
- A quantity which has direction as well as magnitude (a directional line segment)
- The third letter of the Greek alphabet, in Greek numerals it obtains a value of three, can also be referred to as a ray that is not on the visible light spectrum
- The SI unit for pressure, equal to one newton per square metre
- The SI unit for thermodynamic temperature, equal in magnitude to the degree Celsius, 0 degrees Celsius is equal to 273 degrees _____
- The second letter of the Greek alphabet, in Greek numerals it obtains a value of two
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- The splitting of an entity into two or more parts
- One of the four fundamental states of matter, has an indefinite shape and volume, can be easily compressed, possesses perfect molecular mobility and expansion
- To shrink or become less extensive, to take up less area/volume due to more attraction of particles
- A pressurized heavy water reactor used for generating electric power
- Equal to the amount of energy consumed per unit of time, SI unit = J/s or watt
- A substance that is in a gaseous state at a temperature below its boiling point, a substance suspended in the air that is visible as clouds/smoke etc.
- A device used to measure temperature using mercury or alcohol in a glass tube with numerical increments. When in heat the substance expands and rises, and when in cold the substance contracts and falls
- The energy an object possesses in motion
- One of four fundamental states of matter, has a definite volume yet an indefinite shape, molecules move freely but do not separate, can be slightly compressed
- When the total value of a physical quantity in a system remains constant (ex. energy, mass, linear/angular momentum)
- To grow larger in size or become more extensive, to spread and take up a greater area/volume due to less attraction of particles
- A brief force on a body producing a finite change in momentum in which the momentum equals the average value of the force multiplied by the time during which it acts
- The prefix for the term of the wavelength that is just shorter than that of the violet end of the visible spectrum but longer than that of X-rays
- Force applied per unit area over which the force (perpendicular to the object’s surface) is distributed
- The stored ability (energy) of an object to do work, stored initiative
- Equal to the force that would allow a mass of one kilogram to accelerate at one metre per second per second
- A variation of a particular chemical element ( ex. Hydrogen) where this variation differs in its number of neutrons, but contains the same number of protons
- Any physical quantity that can be completely described by a singular numerical value (speed, distance, mass or volume)
- Equal to one joule per second, SI unit of power
- The prefix for the term of the wavelength that is just greater than that of the red end of the visible light spectrum but less than that of microwaves
41 Clues: Insulating heat energy • The energy an object possesses in motion • Equal to one joule per second, SI unit of power • The splitting of an entity into two or more parts • The SI unit for pressure, equal to one newton per square metre • A pressurized heavy water reactor used for generating electric power • ...
Alternative Energy 2015-03-03
23 Clues: Anreiz • Ansatz • Zugang • reichlich • Stromnetz • benötigen • ehrgeizig • absichern • übertreffen • Bodenschatz • Klimawandel • Verbrennung • Bewusstsein • Kondensator • voraussagen • Verbesserung • vor_der_Küste • Gezeitenkraft • Notwendigkeit • Nachhaltigkeit • fossile_Brennstoffe • erneuerbare_Energien • der_Nachfrage_gerecht_werden
ENERGY VOCABULARY 2015-01-07
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- also called radiant energy
- the energy that electric energy transforms into in headphones or a speaker
- also called heat energy; the movement of microscopic atoms
- the force that pulls us to the center of the Earth
- a change
- energy that can be stored or moving; the motion and position of an object
- also called light energy, it travels in waves
- energy stored in the bonds of atoms
- the ability to work or change things
- to give/supply
- using a force to move an object
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- thermal energy
- a lamp uses this type of energy and transforms it into radiant and thermal energy
- the movement of electrons
- energy released when splitting the nucleus of an atom
- stored energy
- where something comes from
- energy of motion
- a push or pull
- a source or way of providing energy
20 Clues: a change • stored energy • thermal energy • a push or pull • to give/supply • energy of motion • the movement of electrons • also called radiant energy • where something comes from • using a force to move an object • energy stored in the bonds of atoms • a source or way of providing energy • the ability to work or change things • also called light energy, it travels in waves • ...
ENERGY VOCABULARY 2015-01-07
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- stored energy
- where something comes from
- the energy that electric energy transforms into in headphones or a speaker
- energy that can be stored or moving; the motion and position of an object
- using a force to move an object
- the movement of electrons
- thermal energy
- energy released when splitting the nucleus of an atom
- the force that pulls us to the center of the Earth
- also called heat energy; the movement of microscopic atoms
- energy of motion
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- to give/supply
- also called radiant energy
- a push or pull
- energy stored in the bonds of atoms
- a lamp uses this type of energy and transforms it into radiant and thermal energy
- a change
- the ability to work or change things
- also called light energy, it travels in waves
- a source or way of providing energy
20 Clues: a change • stored energy • to give/supply • a push or pull • thermal energy • energy of motion • the movement of electrons • also called radiant energy • where something comes from • using a force to move an object • energy stored in the bonds of atoms • a source or way of providing energy • the ability to work or change things • also called light energy, it travels in waves • ...
Energy Resources 2021-10-09
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- storing energy for use later.
- A famous geyser in iceland
- The most active volcano that is located in our country.
- The preserved remains, or traces of remains, of ancient organisms
- Process of converting mechanical energy from running water to electrical energy.
- A form of energy resulting from the existence of charged particles
- most common technology which uses a dam to create a large reservoir of
- A dynamo or similar machine for converting mechanical energy into electricity.
- Transferable and can be converted into useful energy forms.
- Cannot be created nor destroyed, it just changes form.
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- A renewable energy source that is continuously produced inside the earth.
- Water can be pumped from the lower reservoir to the upper
- Made of collections of mineral grains that are held together in a firm, solid mass.
- A volcano that can be found around russia.
- Water in the gas phase.
- Used to place fluid underground into porous geologic formations.
- Is a good reference on where the hydroelectric power plant may be
- When molten rock called magma rises to the surface.
- Extremely hot liquid and semi-liquid rock located under Earth's surface.
- A rotary mechanical device that extracts energy from a fluid flow and converts it into useful work
20 Clues: Water in the gas phase. • A famous geyser in iceland • storing energy for use later. • A volcano that can be found around russia. • When molten rock called magma rises to the surface. • Cannot be created nor destroyed, it just changes form. • The most active volcano that is located in our country. • Water can be pumped from the lower reservoir to the upper • ...
Energy Resources 2021-10-09
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- - a part of Earth that is very wide, has a taller height than a hill and often has steep sides, or it is a large pile of something.
- - the basis of the fluids of living organisms.
- - a state of matter that has no fixed shape and no fixed volume.
- - are an energy source that cannot be depleted and can supply a continuous source of clean energy.
- - knowledge put into practical use to solve problems or invent useful tools
- - a measure of the average kinetic energy of the particles in an object.
- - the star around which the earth orbits
- - the solid mineral material forming part of the surface of the earth and other similar planets.
- - able to be maintained at a certain rate or level
- - move from one place to another.
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- - a form of energy that can be transferred from one object to another
- - the preserved remains, or traces of remains, of ancient organisms
- - an installation where electrical power is generated for distribution.
- - a source of supply or support
- - a form of energy resulting from the existence of charged particles
- - defined as the ability to do work
- - relating to the earth.
- - material such as coal, gas, or oil that is burned to produce heat or power.
- - the vapor into which water is converted when heated
- Energy - is a heat within the earth
20 Clues: - relating to the earth. • - a source of supply or support • - move from one place to another. • - defined as the ability to do work • Energy - is a heat within the earth • - the star around which the earth orbits • - the basis of the fluids of living organisms. • - able to be maintained at a certain rate or level • - the vapor into which water is converted when heated • ...
Cellular Energy 2021-08-21
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- the type of pigment that absorbs green-ish lights
- produces pyrvuate, first process in cellular respiration
- Second process in cellular respiration, aka Citric Acid Cycle
- where cellular respiration takes place
- how most plants obtain energy
- two phosphates, released energy
- type of organism, commonly autotrophs
- what absorbs light energy for plants
- without oxygen
- Process that breaks down glucose to ATP
- Type of organism; all heterotrophs
- three phosphates, stored energy
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- follows glycolysis, is an anaerobic process
- third cellular respiration process, produces the most atp out of the three
- with oxygen
- One of the simplest sugars
- consumes food for energy
- where glycolysis takes place
- produces its own energy
- a product of glycolysis
20 Clues: with oxygen • without oxygen • produces its own energy • a product of glycolysis • consumes food for energy • One of the simplest sugars • where glycolysis takes place • how most plants obtain energy • two phosphates, released energy • three phosphates, stored energy • Type of organism; all heterotrophs • what absorbs light energy for plants • type of organism, commonly autotrophs • ...
Energy Puzzle 2021-09-03
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- makes things move
- type of kinetic energy bouncing off a mirror
- a pattern of effects observed in nature
- type of data that results from measuring
- law that states energy can't be destroyed
- heat energy
- thinking strategy when you guess what's next
- an explanation that has been tested and proven
- stored energy
- type of kinetic energy coming from a TV
- energy that flows through wires
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- type of observation that does not use numbers
- thinking strategy when you imagine something
- potential energy stored in a spring
- type of potential energy in food
- making and testing explanations about nature
- energy in action
- type of potential energy rollercoasters use
- potential energy stored inside atoms
- testable idea or prediction used to test ideas
20 Clues: heat energy • stored energy • energy in action • makes things move • energy that flows through wires • type of potential energy in food • potential energy stored in a spring • potential energy stored inside atoms • a pattern of effects observed in nature • type of kinetic energy coming from a TV • type of data that results from measuring • law that states energy can't be destroyed • ...
STI2D Energy 2021-11-08
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- a device to protect motors from overload
- a mechanic unit express in Newton meter
- the unit of events you can count during one second
- an electric component to switch circuits from a command
- a device to modulate voltage in an lectric circuit
- a device to convert Sun irradiation to electricity
- a passive component made from a coil
- an electric component to establish or cut power in a load
- a device to convert AC voltage to DC voltage
- a passive component to limit current in a circuit
- an electric component to protect systems again short circuits
- a device to measure the amount of light
- a safety device consisting of a strip of wire that melts and breaks an electric circuit if the current exceeds a safe level.
- a device to convert DC voltage to AC voltage
- a system to apply electric power to any load
- a device to produce electricity from the wind
- a device to measure magnetic field or current
- a system to modulate the speed of an electric motor
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- an industrial computer
- the amount of warm in Celsius or Fahrenheit
- a device to modulate AC voltage
- a passive component made from two metal sheets
- the unit to express the amount of electricity which is flowing in a wire
- a device to show data or graphics with tactile capacities
- a component made from wire curled to form a series of circles, one above the other
- a brushless electric to mechanic converter
- a device to display logic states
- the unit to express an electromotive force or potential difference
- an electric to photon converter
- a device to measure the flow of electricity in a wire
- a device to increase AC or DC voltage
- a device to mesure the amount of electric power
- a device to modulate DC voltage
33 Clues: an industrial computer • a device to modulate AC voltage • an electric to photon converter • a device to modulate DC voltage • a device to display logic states • a passive component made from a coil • a device to increase AC or DC voltage • a mechanic unit express in Newton meter • a device to measure the amount of light • a device to protect motors from overload • ...
Energy Resources 2021-10-28
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- a dark, liquid fossil fuel made up mostly of hydrocarbons
- sulfide minerals in exposed rock surfaces react with oxygen and rainwater to produce sulfuric acid
- the liquid that results when substances from the trash dissolve in water
- fuel rods produce so much heat they melt
- an icelike solid that consists of molecules of methane within a crystal network of water molecules
- hydrogen gas can be used to produce electricity within these
- any unwanted material or substance that results from a human activity or process
- chemical compounds that are derived from oil and used to make products
- preventing waste generation by conserving resources and producing less pollution
- generates electricity by controlled fission reactions
- shale rock filled with a mixture of hydrocarbons
- energy that is produced from material
- the practice of digging shafts deep into the ground to find and remove a mineral
- Wind turbines are often built in groups called these
- the process in which fuel burns with oxygen
- refers to using the movement of tidal water to generate electricity
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- extraction of mineral by removing a strip of layers
- a controlled process in which mixed garbage is burned at very high temperatures
- helping power millions of vehicles on today's roads
- the energy that holds these particles together in the nucleus
- does not decompose or break down naturally
- deposits of moist sand and clay containing bitumen
- refers to solid or liquid waste that is toxic
- radioactive material left over from the production of energy and other processes
- the practice of reducing energy use to meet those goals
- Process that releases hydrogen is this
- a device that converts the winds kinetic energy into electrical energy
- energy made available by the flow of electric charge
- hydroelectric power
- electricity that is generated by the combustion of biomass
- the splitting of an atoms nucleus into two smaller nuclei
- waste that comes from production of consumer goods
- heats rocks below earths surface
33 Clues: hydroelectric power • heats rocks below earths surface • energy that is produced from material • Process that releases hydrogen is this • fuel rods produce so much heat they melt • does not decompose or break down naturally • the process in which fuel burns with oxygen • refers to solid or liquid waste that is toxic • shale rock filled with a mixture of hydrocarbons • ...
Energy Transfer 2021-11-15
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- A group of organisms and their physical surroundings
- Shows many possible feeding relationships in an ecosystem
- organisms that get their energy by eating other organisms
- The protection and wise use of natural
- The source of energy for all ecosystems
- Each step through which energy is transferred in a food chain
- A condition in the environment that may cause a change in the population
- An organism that is in danger of becoming extinct
- Shows how energy is lost from one trophic level to the next
- The role or job of an organism
- A sequence in which energy is transferred from one organism to the next as each organism eats another
- Consumer that consumes both plants and animals
- organism that makes its own food
- Organism that consumes only meat
- The nonliving parts of an ecosystem
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- The study of living organisms and the environment in which they live
- Consumer that only consumes plants
- All the organisms (of different populations) in an area
- Gas given off when animals breathe and used by plants in photosynthesis
- The members of one species in a particular area
- Gas given off by plants and required by animals to respire
- Where an organism is found in an ecosystem; it's home
- Consumer that get their own food by breaking down dead organisms
- The living factors of an ecosystem
- A group of ecosystems with similar climates and organisms
- An animal no longer found on Earth
26 Clues: The role or job of an organism • organism that makes its own food • Organism that consumes only meat • Consumer that only consumes plants • The living factors of an ecosystem • An animal no longer found on Earth • The nonliving parts of an ecosystem • The protection and wise use of natural • The source of energy for all ecosystems • ...
WS Energy 2021-12-07
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- synthetically created energy
- a complete mixture of hydrocarbons that occur on earth in liquid, gaseous, or solid form.
- is an essential item used in the distillation of liquid mixtures to separate the mixture into its component parts, or fractions, based on the differences in volatilities
- the amount of energy stored in a given system
- fuel that is used in a nuclear reactor
- is the the separation of a mixture into its component parts or fractions
- Energy collected from renewable resources
- is a measure of the knock resistance of gasoline
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- K1 + U1= K2 + U2
- an ion with a positively charged carbon atom
- created from resources that cannot be readily replaced by natural means
- appear in a natural environment
- is the process where by complex organic molecules such as kerogens or long chain hydrocarbons are broken down into simpler molecules such as light hydrocarbons
- is a process in which hydrocarbons present in crude oil are subjected to high heat and temp. to break the molecular bonds are breaking down long-chained, higher-boiling hydrocarbons into shorter chained, lower-boiling hydrocarbons
- Using less energy to get the same job done
- to the lightest hydrocarbons stream produced from refinery process to units
- a source from which useful energy can be extracted
- containing material formed underground from the remains of dead plants and animals
- is the process of producing syngas a mixture consisting primarily of carbon monoxide, hydrogen, and carbon dioxide
- total amount of greenhouse gasses that are generated by human action
20 Clues: K1 + U1= K2 + U2 • synthetically created energy • appear in a natural environment • fuel that is used in a nuclear reactor • Energy collected from renewable resources • Using less energy to get the same job done • an ion with a positively charged carbon atom • the amount of energy stored in a given system • is a measure of the knock resistance of gasoline • ...
Using Energy 2022-02-21
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- communicates underwater
- most of the heat comes from
- see things because light bounce off
- an object that can make light bend
- to move back and forth quickly
- big vibration
- kind of energy
- something that gives off heat when it
- a path that electricity flows in
- how high or low a sound is
- a kind of energy that moves in path
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- measures temperature
- small vibration
- changes other kind of energy into
- kind of energy made by tiny pieces
- a tool that lets only certain colors
- is part of our body that we use to
- fast vibration
- kind of energy that we can hear
- slow vibration
20 Clues: big vibration • fast vibration • kind of energy • slow vibration • small vibration • measures temperature • communicates underwater • how high or low a sound is • most of the heat comes from • to move back and forth quickly • kind of energy that we can hear • a path that electricity flows in • changes other kind of energy into • kind of energy made by tiny pieces • ...
4th - Energy 2022-03-04
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- when one form of energy changes to another
- the “push” that makes electric currents move through a circuit
- heat energy that is created by molecules moving quickly
- how high or low a sound is
- the distance between one wave crest and the next crest; or one wave trough to the next trough
- the ability to do work
- a moving pattern of high and low pressure waves, or vibrations
- the degree of hotness or coldness that is measured with a thermometer; it measures how fast the molecules are moving in the object
- stored energy; or energy at rest
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- the energy of moving parts
- form of energy that travels in waves; it can be seen with the human eye
- when light bends as it passes through an object
- energy that is heard and is made by vibrations
- energy that is cause by the flow of electrons and travels in circuits
- a special type of glass, plastic, or crystal that bends light
- when light creates another type of energy, usually heat
- a rapid back and forth movement that produces sound
- energy in motion
- when light bounces off an object
- the measurement of how loud or soft a sound is
20 Clues: energy in motion • the ability to do work • the energy of moving parts • how high or low a sound is • when light bounces off an object • stored energy; or energy at rest • when one form of energy changes to another • energy that is heard and is made by vibrations • the measurement of how loud or soft a sound is • when light bends as it passes through an object • ...
Energy - Environmental 2022-03-27
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- decomposition occurs in this type of oxygen
- some atoms are
- energy of an object due to its position or shape
- also known as burning
- is safer to mine than coal
- emits subatomic particles to become more stable
- the cleanest burning of the fossil fuels
- energy stored in forces holding atomic nuclei together
- percent of the US gets its oil from foreign sources
- most commonly used fossil fuel for electricity generation
- the energy required to change an object's position
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- a liquid fossil fuel with a thick viscous texture
- the energy in the movement of molecules
- the energy stored in
- a new form of extraction
- oil that is a mixture of many different hydrocarbons
- the energy of motion
- resources that are replaced quickly
- resources that can never be replaced
- energy associated with the movement of electrons
- the ability to do work
21 Clues: some atoms are • the energy stored in • the energy of motion • also known as burning • the ability to do work • a new form of extraction • is safer to mine than coal • resources that are replaced quickly • resources that can never be replaced • the energy in the movement of molecules • the cleanest burning of the fossil fuels • decomposition occurs in this type of oxygen • ...
Nuclear Energy 2022-04-26
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- page 8, what contains the protons and neutrons?
- on page 4, what was the name of the glacier that fell on September 20th, 2002?
- what is coming off of fossil fuels and making our planet hotter?
- page 12, ww2 dropped the first atomic bomb where?
- Page 8, What are the particles that make up all matter called?
- page 14, what is the most common nuclear power station design?
- page 7, ice caps are melting because of what?
- page 13, where was the first nuclear power station to supply elecricty started?
- in the glossary, a mechanism turned by high pressure steam.
- page 21, in a reprocessing facility, used fuel is separated into what?
- in the glossary, what is the name for coal, oil, and gas made from millions of years worth of the remains of animals and plants?
- page 7, burning fossil fuels raises global what?
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- page 17, what is the name of a certain method of extraction?
- page 8, a single pellet of nuclear fuel weighs how many grams?
- page 24, the what of nuclear waste is one of the most difficult issues of the industry?
- page 8, one way to split atoms is by bombarding atoms with a constant stream of what?
- page 8, what are the negatively powered particles surrounding the nucleus of an atom?
- page 8, all protons are charged how?
- on page 4,what month did the chernobyl accident happen?
- page 33, what is the greatest damage caused by nuclear power/accidents?
- Page 12, Where was the first successful atomic test done?
- page 21, in a reprocessing facility, used fuel is separated into what?
- Page 18, what is it called when uranium is removed from a soulution and dried out?
- Page 28, where was the first completed nuclear fuel cycle made?
- page 21, uranium is a what kind of resource?
- Page 16, what is a naturally radioactive metal in the earths crust?
- Page 16, namibia opened its second what?
- how many years is expected for a nuclear power station to stay in operation?
28 Clues: page 8, all protons are charged how? • Page 16, namibia opened its second what? • page 21, uranium is a what kind of resource? • page 7, ice caps are melting because of what? • page 8, what contains the protons and neutrons? • page 7, burning fossil fuels raises global what? • page 12, ww2 dropped the first atomic bomb where? • ...
Energy Vocabulary 2022-04-28
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- the way energy can change forms
- the storing of something so it will last longer
- using things more than once to not produce as much waste
- using waste to help create something else
- the power to do something
- renewable energy gathered from water, commonly using dams or wheels
- the decomposition of organic material to make mulch/more nutritious soil
- a polluted mass of mostly decayed organic material
- the most productive use of energy
- energy gathered from nuclear fission and fusion
- the process carbon goes through when exchanged from one form to another
- using highly-pressuized water to push out oil/gas/petrol
- when heat energy is passed through gases or liquids and rised hot and falls cold
- renewable energy gathered from organic material
- energy stored in stationary objects
- a resource that is produced at the same rate/faster that it is used
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- a type of nonrenewable energy source drilled out of the ground, also known as petroleum
- energy from the sun given off by electromagnetic waves
- the main source of energy on the energy
- energy used/released while an object is moving
- most abundant nonrenewable resource in the US, burns cleaner
- a resource that is produced slower that it is used/slower than a human lifetime
- heat energy given off from the sun
- fuel sources made of fossilized organic materials
- the most common nonrenewable resource, made of mainly carbon and produces sulfur dioxide
- when heat energy is transfered by touch
- using something less
- energy that can be safely used for long periods of time without harming the environment
- renewable energy gather from the wind, commonly using wind turbines
- renewable energy gathered from the sun, commonly using solar panels
30 Clues: using something less • the power to do something • the way energy can change forms • the most productive use of energy • heat energy given off from the sun • energy stored in stationary objects • the main source of energy on the energy • when heat energy is transfered by touch • using waste to help create something else • energy used/released while an object is moving • ...
ALT ENERGY 2022-05-03
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- uninterruptedly. G
- the force that makes things fall. H
- the length of a circle. W
- covered to stop heat from escaping. S
- start burning. S
- working quickly and effectively. W
- an artificial lake where water is stored. H
- the growth or increasing of something. N
- can last or not be used up. G
- a sudden terrible event. N
- the work needed to keep something in good condition. W
- the sending from one place to another. G
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- thermometric scale; abbreviation °C. N
- height. H
- liquid. S
- controlled for effective use. S
- put under water. H
- the maximum point. H
- decided beforehand. S
- dependable; steady. G
- endless. G
- the ability to cope or change with circumstances. H
- away from the coast. W
- melted from a solid to a liquid. S
- a group against something. N
- make up for something lacking. W
- people who want or favor something. N
- a giant sea wave caused by underwater movement. N
- completes or makes better. W
- put under ground. G
30 Clues: height. H • liquid. S • endless. G • start burning. S • uninterruptedly. G • put under water. H • put under ground. G • the maximum point. H • decided beforehand. S • dependable; steady. G • away from the coast. W • the length of a circle. W • a sudden terrible event. N • a group against something. N • completes or makes better. W • can last or not be used up. G • controlled for effective use. S • ...
Nuclear Energy 2022-09-16
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- Can cause death if exposed for a long period of time.
- One way nuclear energy is transported.
- Why do people use nuclear energy?
- Nuclear weapon that can create toxic levels of radiation.
- Example of nuclear fusion
- Energy can be harvested using this resource.
- When atoms are fused or combined together to create energy.
- Is it renewable/nonrenewable?
- nuclear energy has a ______ fuel supply.
- Generates heat to produce steam, which is used by a turbine generator to generate electricity.
- Major nuclear accident
- Nuclear energy is considered a ______ source of energy.
- Another con to using nuclear energy.
- Sustainable/Nonsustainable
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- Way of mining uranium
- A con to using nuclear energy is that it produces radioactive ______.
- Created when the nucleus of an atom breaks apart.
- What can nuclear energy be used to make?
- mining of uranium is environmentally ______.
- Inside the reactor, the nucleus of the atom is forced _____, creating nuclear energy.
- Cobalt-60, used by hospitals to sanitize equipment like implants, catheters and scalpels is a type of nuclear ______.
- Nuclear energy can ______ emissions.
- The energy created heats water to spin _______.
- nuclear energy has _____ energy density.
- Top producer of nuclear energy
- Used to spin turbines
26 Clues: Way of mining uranium • Used to spin turbines • Major nuclear accident • Example of nuclear fusion • Sustainable/Nonsustainable • Is it renewable/nonrenewable? • Top producer of nuclear energy • Why do people use nuclear energy? • Nuclear energy can ______ emissions. • Another con to using nuclear energy. • One way nuclear energy is transported. • ...
Energy Flow 2021-12-09
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- a system of interlocking and interdependent food chains.
- An animal that eats both plants and animals.
- A consumer that eats only plants.
- represents the total mass of living organic matter at each trophic level
- this is an organism that only eats meat and is a carnivore
- represents the energy available at each trophic level; levels ALWAYS get smaller as you go up the pyramid (Remember the Rule of 10!).
- A consumer that eats only animals.
- Also called heterotrophs get energy from living or once-living organisms.
- Where does all energy come from?
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- a consumer that is at the top of a food chain/web and is considered to be the "alpha".
- organism that eats dead organic matter. Also known as detritivores.
- the levels of nourishment in a food chain.
- represents the number of organisms at each trophic level.
- models that show how energy flows through an ecosystem.
- A series of steps in which organisms transfer energy by eating and being eaten.
- a process in which oxygen is converted to carbon dioxide and carbon dioxide then being converted into oxygen
- Also called autotrophs get energy from nonlivingsources Most capture energy during photosynthesis to make simple sugars.
- the flow of energy through living things within an ecosystem.
- herbivores, carnivores, omnivores, detritivores/decomposers.
- this is an organism that produces its own energy and obtains this through photosynthesis
20 Clues: Where does all energy come from? • A consumer that eats only plants. • A consumer that eats only animals. • the levels of nourishment in a food chain. • An animal that eats both plants and animals. • models that show how energy flows through an ecosystem. • a system of interlocking and interdependent food chains. • ...
Energy vocab 2022-02-15
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- exists in all living things
- Is a type of KE that can be visible to the human eye
- Stored energy
- The sum of the objects KE and PE
- The passing of energy from one object to another
- Energy of motion
- Chemical reaction that causes heat
- The process of one form of energy changing to another
- Heat transfer in fluids(liquids and gasses) by warm fluids rising
- PE stored in the nucleus of an atom
- The ability to do work causes changes in matter
- KE caused by the vibration by particles
- Total KE of all the particles in a substance
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- Potential mechanical energy sored in an object when is performed to change its shape
- Measure of the average KE of all the particles in an object
- A group of interacting parts that move or work together
- The force that resists movement between 2 objects that are touching.
- Behind something in motion
- when a force is applied and an object moves
- Kinetic energy of moving electric charges
- Heat transfer by direct contact
- All types of light emitted by stars of radioactive substances
- The potential energy stored in chemical bonds of substances
- form of energy caused by movement of molecules
- The energy stored in an object due to its physical postion
- The unit of work or energy
26 Clues: Stored energy • Energy of motion • Behind something in motion • The unit of work or energy • exists in all living things • Heat transfer by direct contact • The sum of the objects KE and PE • Chemical reaction that causes heat • PE stored in the nucleus of an atom • KE caused by the vibration by particles • Kinetic energy of moving electric charges • ...
Energy Resources 2022-11-02
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- a gas we need and plants release it
- resources that eventually run out
- chemical compounds that contain carbon and hydrogen atoms (p.293)
- example of biomass
- the most plentiful fossil fuel in the U.S.
- most of Earth's energy comes from this
- a compound made from oil (p.297)
- power energy created by moving water
- the ability to do work or cause change
- fuel made from living things
- energy can be created from this element
- energy energy created by the sun
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- resources that do not run out
- gas a mixture of methane and other gases (p.298)
- another word for oil
- heat from Earth's interior that generates electricity
- to save energy is to __________ it
- a gas plentiful in cow pastures
- another name for solar cells (p.301)
- what oil is called when it's pumped straight out of the ground (p.297)
- alcohol + gas
- fuel made from dead plants
- energy created from the splitting of atoms
- place where crude oil is heated and separated into fuels and other products (p.297)
24 Clues: alcohol + gas • example of biomass • another word for oil • fuel made from dead plants • fuel made from living things • resources that do not run out • a gas plentiful in cow pastures • a compound made from oil (p.297) • energy energy created by the sun • resources that eventually run out • to save energy is to __________ it • a gas we need and plants release it • ...
Energy Crossword 2022-11-28
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- Energy can only be ______ from one store to another
- Many power stations use water which gets heated and turns into ________
- This type of energy resource would not work well in a cloudy country
- Solar panels get their energy from the sun through this energy transfer
- Energy that is stored when stretchy objects are pulled back
- This is a way of getting energy using hot rocks deep down in the earth
- This is a way of getting energy from using a dam and making water fall through a turbine
- Energy stored in stars
- When a rollercoaster is high up and starts falling, gravitational potential energy transfers to kinetic energy through this energy transfer
- Energy cannot be ______ or destroyed
- Energy stored in moving objects
- Energy that is stored when objects are lifted against gravity
- When fuels such as coal, oil and gas are burned they release this gas
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- The faster the object is moving, the ____ kinetic energy it has
- This is a type of energy where it can be replaced in a human lifetime and is therefore more sustainable
- The name given to fuels like coal, oil and gas
- This type of energy resource depends on the moon pulling the water on earth towards it. We notice it during the morning and evening.
- The gas released from coal, oil and gas cause this
- These types of energy resources are not replaced in a human lifetime and are therefore unsustainable. They will run out.
- When you plug in a TV it gets its energy through this energy transfer
- This type of energy resource would not work well in a country that is not an island. There needs to be a coastline.
- Energy is measured in _____
- Energy stored in food and batteries
- In a power station this gets turned, which turns a generator to generate electricity.
- The _____ something is, the more gravitational potential energy it has
- All energy gets transferred to the surroundings eventually as this energy store
26 Clues: Energy stored in stars • Energy is measured in _____ • Energy stored in moving objects • Energy stored in food and batteries • Energy cannot be ______ or destroyed • The name given to fuels like coal, oil and gas • The gas released from coal, oil and gas cause this • Energy can only be ______ from one store to another • ...
Sound Energy 2022-11-17
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- First one to try and measure the speed of sound: Pierre ____________
- An __________ region of air is usually needed to make the sound louder (amplified)
- Music note with a wavelength of about 1.3 metres
- Musical instrument that works by air being blown across a thin wooden reed
- When sound is repeatedly reflected from hard surfaces
- Where air particles in a sound wave are further apart than normal
- The higher the frequency the longer the ___________
- 340m/s is the accepted value of the speed of what?
- Unit of frequency
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- Moving compressions and rarefactions in air
- Musical instrument that is a long tube for air to vibrate in
- All sounds are caused by ____________
- The frequency of sound determines its _______
- Louder sounds have a greater __________
- Sound can't travel through empty ________
- Where air particles in a sound wave are closer together than normal
- Often used to absorb sound in theatres
- Like _______, sound can be transmitted, reflected, or absorbed
- A device used to covert sound into electrical energy
- When blown across, a short straw vibrates ________ than a long one
- A low sound has a lower ___________ than a high sound
- Musical instrument that works by plucking its strings
22 Clues: Unit of frequency • All sounds are caused by ____________ • Often used to absorb sound in theatres • Louder sounds have a greater __________ • Sound can't travel through empty ________ • Moving compressions and rarefactions in air • The frequency of sound determines its _______ • Music note with a wavelength of about 1.3 metres • ...
Energy Review 2021-03-24
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- thermal energy transfer through touching objects
- light energy that travels in a wave
- energy from the vibration & distance between molecules
- energy stored in the nucleus of an atom
- a closed loop that consists of moving electrons and a power source
- the highest point of a wave
- the distance between one crest and the next in a wave
- energy is released when nuclei are combined
- sound waves that whales & elephants use to communicate
- energy stored in the bonds between atoms
- energy of motion depends on mass & speed
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- energy isn't created or destroyed instead it changes forms
- electromagnetic wave with the highest frequency & most energy
- the lowest point of a wave
- energy othat is stored depends on mass & height
- the number of wave cycles to pass a given point in a certain amount of time
- sound wave that is a higher frequency than humans can hear
- when warmer particles rise and cooler particles sink
- energy from the movement of parts
- electromagnetic wave with the longest wavelength
- thermal energy transfer through waves
- causes change
- energy is released when nuclei are split
- energy carried by moving electrons
24 Clues: causes change • the lowest point of a wave • the highest point of a wave • energy from the movement of parts • energy carried by moving electrons • light energy that travels in a wave • thermal energy transfer through waves • energy stored in the nucleus of an atom • energy is released when nuclei are split • energy stored in the bonds between atoms • ...
Energy - Literacy 2022-10-20
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- Instrument used to measure temperature.
- The unit of energy used by electricity companies, symbol kWh.
- Energy resources whose supply will not run out.
- Energy cannot be created or destroyed, only transferred.
- 1 kilowatt = 1000 W, symbol kW.
- 1 kilojoule = 1000 J, symbol kJ.
- current The movement of heated liquids or gasses.
- The transfer of energy as a wave.
- Objects are at thermal equilibrium when they are at the same temperature.
- Energy of moving objects.
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- A material that conducts charge or energy well, such as a metal or graphite.
- Energy that has become spread out or ‘wasted’ by heating the environment.
- Energy due to the position of an object in a gravitational field.
- Energy stored in food and fuels.
- Coal, oil, and gas made from the remains of trees and sea creatures over millions of years.
- store Energy stored when objects change shape
- The unit of power, symbol W.
- A way in which energy is transferred through solids, and to a much lesser extent in liquids and gases.
- The transfer of energy by the movement of gases or liquids.
- Energy resources that have a limited supply.
- Energy in objects as a result of the motion of their particles.
- Something such as a food or hot object that enables you to account for the energy at the start and end of a transfer.
- The unit of energy, symbol J.
- A rotating lever that reduces the force required to do work.
- A simple machine that multiplies the force.
- A way of transferring energy that does not involve heating.
- The number in watts or kilowatts that tells you the rate at which an appliance transfers energy.
- A material that does not conduct electricity or transfer energy well.
- Materials or mechanisms for heating or generating electricity.
- Associated with changes in temperature or with work.
- Radiation given off by the Sun and other objects that brings about energy transfer.
31 Clues: Energy of moving objects. • The unit of power, symbol W. • The unit of energy, symbol J. • 1 kilowatt = 1000 W, symbol kW. • Energy stored in food and fuels. • 1 kilojoule = 1000 J, symbol kJ. • The transfer of energy as a wave. • Instrument used to measure temperature. • A simple machine that multiplies the force. • Energy resources that have a limited supply. • ...
Energy Transfer 2024-01-02
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- a type of organism that can break down just about any time of organic matter and is too small to see without tools
- the space, conditions, and all the living and nonliving things around an organism
- an organism that uses sunlight to make its own food for energy
- actions by one thing that have an effect on a different or separate thing
- a type of living thing that gets its energy from the Sun and is unable to move from place to place on its own
- the process where plants use sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide to produce sugar and release oxygen
- make the body well again
- all living and nonliving things and all their interactions in an area
- a very small life-form, especially bacterium
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- an organism that breaks down the remains of dead plants or animals without need for internal digestion
- the matter from which a thing is or can be made
- how an object moves from one place to another
- the heaviness of an object; force of gravity on mass = weight
- what is needed to do work or cause change
- an interconnected set of food chains
- a type of organism that can break down just about any type of organic matter and can be large
- a group of organisms that are similar to one another and can combine to produce more of their kind
- an increase in size, abundance, or complexity
- an organism that gets energy from eating plants or animals
- when the well-being of two or more things is linked together
- a single, self-contained, living thing
- an increase in size, abundance, or complexity
22 Clues: make the body well again • an interconnected set of food chains • a single, self-contained, living thing • what is needed to do work or cause change • a very small life-form, especially bacterium • how an object moves from one place to another • an increase in size, abundance, or complexity • an increase in size, abundance, or complexity • ...
energy types 2023-12-12
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- move or cause to move continuously and rapidly to and fro.
- a form of energy resulting from the existence of charged particles (such as electrons or protons), either statically as an accumulation of charge or dynamically as a current.
- the energy of either an object in motion or the energy that is stored in objects by their position.
- the resistance that one surface or object encounters when moving over another.
- mental or moral strength or power.
- the membrane-enclosed organelle within a cell that contains the chromosomes.
- energy related to forces on electrically charged particles and the movement of those
- the change of energy from one form to another.
- energy, including atoms and molecules, contained in the bonds of chemical compounds.
- the force that acts in the opposite direction to an object moving through the air.
- the energy contained within a system that is responsible for its temperature.
- the result when a force, either sound or pressure, makes an object or substance vibrate.
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- energy that is transferred by electromagnetic radiation,
- a nuclear reaction in which a heavy nucleus splits spontaneously or on impact with another particle, with the release of energy.
- energy which a body possesses by virtue of being in motion.
- the force that attracts a body toward the center of the earth, or toward any other physical body having mass.
- the energy possessed by a body by virtue of its position relative to others, stresses within itself, electric charge, and other factors.
- a dynamo or similar machine for converting mechanical energy into electricity.
- cause (something, especially an emotion or situation) to arise or come about.
- a panel designed to absorb the sun's rays as a source of energy for generating electricity or heating.
20 Clues: mental or moral strength or power. • the change of energy from one form to another. • energy that is transferred by electromagnetic radiation, • move or cause to move continuously and rapidly to and fro. • energy which a body possesses by virtue of being in motion. • the membrane-enclosed organelle within a cell that contains the chromosomes. • ...
Energy Study 2023-11-28
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- The tendency of an objects to resist change in its motion.
- Potential energy that depends on the height.
- Is the total Energy of the particles in an object.
- How is heat transferred in solids
- The Transfer of Energy
- Anything that has mass and takes up space
- What kind of electromagnetic energy has the most energy?
- a disturbance that transfers energy from place to place
- The Energy of Motion
- Potential energy associated with the objects that can be stretched or compressed.
- Who would have more force after sliding down a slide. A small 2nd Graders or large 8th Grader?
- Energy that is stored and held in readiness.
- What color causes objects to heat up the most in the sun?
- In Science can decreasing speed be acceleration?
- What is the lowest point on a wave?
- Is the potential energy stored in chemical bonds.
- Does weight and mass make a difference in acceleration due to gravity?
- Moving Electric Charge.
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- The Energy associated with the motion or position of an object.
- The light that you see each day and travels in waves.
- UV Rays and Microwaves are examples of?
- Heat Transferred by molecular collision is known as
- What type of electromagnetic energy has the least amount of energy?
- a force that acts on a body moving in a circular path and is directed toward the center around which the body is moving.
- Is stored in the core of the nucleus of an atom.
- The ability to do work.
- What is the highest point on a wave?
- Why does the fishing line appear to be broken when going into the water?
- the force of gravity or acceleration on a body
29 Clues: The Energy of Motion • The Transfer of Energy • The ability to do work. • Moving Electric Charge. • How is heat transferred in solids • What is the lowest point on a wave? • What is the highest point on a wave? • UV Rays and Microwaves are examples of? • Anything that has mass and takes up space • Potential energy that depends on the height. • ...
Nutrition & Energy 2023-11-07
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- removal of undigested food material
- carbon based
- site of water reabsorption
- additional digestion of plant material
- animals with a backbone (includes mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, and fishes)
- number of calories burned at rest or actively throughout the day
- 2-sugar polymer
- single subunit of a macromolecule
- stores food temporarily and starts the digestion process
- suffix referring to sugar
- site of digestion and nutrient absorption
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- sugar monomer
- environmental factors and interspecies relationships that influence the species
- interaction of organisms when both require the same limited resource (ex. water, food, shelter)
- multiple monomers bonded together
- carbohydrate that makes up the plant cell wall
- hold molecules together
- breaking down glucose to produce ATP (happens in the cell)
- 2 or more monosaccharides bonded together
- inhaling O2, exhaling CO2
20 Clues: carbon based • sugar monomer • 2-sugar polymer • hold molecules together • inhaling O2, exhaling CO2 • suffix referring to sugar • site of water reabsorption • multiple monomers bonded together • single subunit of a macromolecule • removal of undigested food material • additional digestion of plant material • 2 or more monosaccharides bonded together • ...
Energy Crossword 2023-11-13
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- Plant materials and animal waste used especially as a source of fuel.
- The energy that a piece of matter has because of its position or nature or because of the arrangement of parts.
- A measure of power equal to one joule of work per second.
- The ability to do work; types include heat, light, sound, chemical, nuclear, mechanical, electrical.
- Energy derived from wind by means of windmills or wind turbines.
- The phenomenon whereby the earth's atmosphere traps solar radiation, caused by the presence in the atmosphere of gases such as carbon dioxide, water vapor, and methane that allow incoming sunlight to pass through but absorb heat radiated back from the earth's surface.
- A natural fuel such as coal or gas formed in the geological past from the remains of living organisms.
- Energy stored in the earth in the form of heat.
- The ratio of the useful energy delivered by a dynamic system to the energy supplied to it.
- The energy possessed by a body as a result of its motion.
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- Energy associated with the flow of electrons.
- The power of the atom.
- The use of flowing water from waterfalls and dams to produce electricity.
- The unit of energy or work in the MKS system of units, equal to the work done by a force of one Newton-meter.
- The process of controlling resources; for example, limiting soil erosion, reducing sediment in waterways, conserving water, and improving water quality.
- The rate at which work is performed or energy is expended.
- External surroundings.
- Energy from the sun.
- The potential energy locked within a system and released during a chemical reaction.
- Energy produced by mechanical devices, such as gears, pulleys, levers, or internal combustion engines.
- Change Any significant change in measures of climate, such as temperature, precipitation, or wind, lasting for an extended period of a decade or longer.
- A result of a force moving an object a certain distance.
22 Clues: Energy from the sun. • The power of the atom. • External surroundings. • Energy associated with the flow of electrons. • Energy stored in the earth in the form of heat. • A result of a force moving an object a certain distance. • A measure of power equal to one joule of work per second. • The energy possessed by a body as a result of its motion. • ...
Energy Vocab 2023-11-21
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- energy produced by the heat of the earth
- a liquid mixture of hydrocarbons that is present in certain rock strata and can be extracted and refined to produce fuels including gasoline, kerosene, and diesel oil; oil
- a device having a designed resistance to the passage of an electric current
- an electromotive force or potential difference expressed in volts
- a circuit with two or more paths for current to flow through
- movement in a particular direction
- the SI base unit of electrical current
- an electric current flowing in one direction only
- the materials or substances which allow electricity to flow through them
- a circuit which all circuit elements are arranged in a single path
- the use of nuclear reactions to produce electricity
- an odorless, gaseous mixture of hydrocarbons—predominantly made up of methane
- an electric current that reverses its direction many times a second
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- an instrument designed to measure electric current, voltage, and resistance
- any organic material or waste that contains chemical building blocks like carbon or hydrogen
- a drawing that defines the logical connections between components on a circuit board
- the generation of electricity using flowing water
- a material that makes up the main substance of a trunk or branches of a tree
- a light-emitting diode
- energy determined by the sun
- relating to or denoting a mechanical device which is electrically operated
- the natural movement of air
- a sedimentary deposit composed predominantly of carbon that is readily combustible
- the ability not to be affected by something
- a construction base used to build semi-permanent prototypes of electronic circuits
25 Clues: a light-emitting diode • the natural movement of air • energy determined by the sun • movement in a particular direction • the SI base unit of electrical current • energy produced by the heat of the earth • the ability not to be affected by something • the generation of electricity using flowing water • an electric current flowing in one direction only • ...
Energy crossword 2024-02-01
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- energy based on if an object is moving along with how fast is it moving.
- gas to liquid
- Liquid to gas slowly
- the energy that becomes work or mechanical engineer when a when a person does something
- Energy that travels from a source at the speed of light
- transfer of thermal energy by air
- particles move some but they aren't freely moving or stuck together
- energy gained or lost based on an object's position from the ground.
- energy is never created or destroyed
- the main source of radiation heat on earth
- Energy in the form of heat
- particles are close together and only wiggle around a small amount.
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- energy stored into an object like a rubber band
- a graph that shows the temperature of an object as heat is added
- energy added by magnets being different distances from each other
- transfer of thermal energy by contact
- a large transfer of energy through a multitude of forms
- freezing point 0c and boiling 100c
- shows the amount of energy before and after as well as the system
- liquid to gas quickly
- Solid to gas
- energy added to the system from an outside force like a person
- energy that become heat from rubbing on another abject
- particles are sparsely spread and move a lot
- liquid to solid
25 Clues: Solid to gas • gas to liquid • liquid to solid • Liquid to gas slowly • liquid to gas quickly • Energy in the form of heat • transfer of thermal energy by air • freezing point 0c and boiling 100c • energy is never created or destroyed • transfer of thermal energy by contact • the main source of radiation heat on earth • particles are sparsely spread and move a lot • ...
Energy Crossword 2024-02-01
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- Energy from moving
- The things that make up movement.
- Any kind of energy that is lost turns into _____ energy.
- when a solid changes into a gas state.
- Particles cannot move freely but can jiggle in place.
- Where the heated gas/liquid goes to the top and is replaced with cold gas/liquid.
- From a Gas to a solid. (this doesn't occur in nature)
- Combined particles
- Energy transmitted through waves
- Another name for the Energy Bar Graph
- Anything made out of particles.
- Free roaming particles with the same volume but different shape depending on container.
- Liquid into solid
- Cannot be created nor destroyed.
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- Makes particles fast or slow moving.
- Pulling something or compressing something.
- Occurs when you squish an object.
- Heat from touching an object.
- Solid to liquid
- Energy from being up high in the sky.
- Gas to liquid
- the amount of energy stored in a object when not in motion.
- Liquid to gas
- Thermal energy from an object getting warmer.
- Particles that full explore anywhere they are.
25 Clues: Gas to liquid • Liquid to gas • Solid to liquid • Liquid into solid • Energy from moving • Combined particles • Heat from touching an object. • Anything made out of particles. • Energy transmitted through waves • Cannot be created nor destroyed. • The things that make up movement. • Occurs when you squish an object. • Makes particles fast or slow moving. • ...
Energy Vocab 2023-10-26
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- Energy from EM radiation then radiates to the surrounding environment.
- energy held due to position, stored energy.
- -273 degrees C is OK, the point that all molecules stop moving.
- Flow of thermal energy from hot to cold.
- Neutrons combine and split releasing a chain reaction (nuclear power).
- Kinetic energy that is visible to humans (ROYGBIV).
- SI unit used to measure temperature; 0K or -273 degrees C is absolute O.
- Mechanical energy moves as vibrations.
- Matter changes from one state to another (solid, liquid, gas).
- Measure of hot or cold expressed in Fahrenheit, Celsius, or Kelvin.
- Energy stored by applying force (compression, stretching, or twisting).
- Neutrons combine and split releasing a chain reaction (nuclear power).
- The ability to do work (add force and move something)
- Energy not easily made again: fossil fuels (coal, oil, natural gas, petroleum, propane) and nuclear (fusion, fission)
- Stored energy in the bonds of atoms.
- The movement of electrons from one atom to another.
- Heat energy is transmitted through two objects touching.
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- The movement of electrons from one atom to another.
- Energy in the core of an atom.
- Energy stored due to its height above the Earth.
- Two nuclei combine to form a new nucleus (the sun).
- Energy that is responsible for its temperature.
- Heat energy is conducted to the point of heat first then in circular motion throughout (water, air).
- Energy easily made again: solar, wind, hydro (water), geothermal, biomass
- Heat energy is emitted through EM radiation through air or space.
- energy of motion.
26 Clues: energy of motion. • Energy in the core of an atom. • Stored energy in the bonds of atoms. • Mechanical energy moves as vibrations. • Flow of thermal energy from hot to cold. • energy held due to position, stored energy. • Energy that is responsible for its temperature. • Energy stored due to its height above the Earth. • The movement of electrons from one atom to another. • ...
Thermal Energy 2024-02-20
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- transfer of energy from warmer substances to cooler substances
- anything that takes up space and can be weighed
- particles that are too small to see with the unaided eye
- a material that has lots of air pockets like styrofoam
- the variable to observe for effect caused by the change
- the set of parts that work together to complete a goal or task
- a system in which no matter can get in or out
- a system in which matter can get in or get out of
- the process which water in its gaseous form is turned into liquid water
- happens when heat is transferred through the air from something that is hot to something cold
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- measure of the average kinetic energy of particles in a substance
- a factor you want to change or control in an investigation
- variables that are kept the same
- when heat in liquids and gases moves around
- heat energy; motion of particles in a substance
- phase of matter that has particles that are close together but move freely
- when thermal energy is transfered through particle collisions between a hot object touching a cold object
- the variable to change because you want to test it
- phase of matter that has particles that are close together and do no move freely but vibrate in place
- process where water slowly changes from a liquid to a gas
- the edge of the system
- the average of a set of numbers
- the energy of movement
23 Clues: the edge of the system • the energy of movement • the average of a set of numbers • variables that are kept the same • when heat in liquids and gases moves around • a system in which no matter can get in or out • heat energy; motion of particles in a substance • anything that takes up space and can be weighed • a system in which matter can get in or get out of • ...
Energy Review 2016-09-05
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- / The sub-field of physics that involves the study of mechanical energy and the motion of objects is called __________ mechanics.
- / This item tells you how much energy an appliance uses in kilowatt hours.
- / Gasoline has this type of energy.
- / The law of conservation of energy states that energy cannot be ___________ or destroyed but it can change from one form to another.
- / Power is measured in this unit.
- / Objects that are moving ____________ have more kinetic energy.
- / This type of energy is stored energy.
- / The conversion of energy from one form to another is called energy _________.
- / The movement of the same form of energy is called energy ___________.
- / The _______________ the moving object, the more kinetic energy it has.
- / Which has more kinetic energy a baseball weighing 100 kg and traveling at 30 m/s or a softball weighing 150 kg and traveling at 30 m/s?
- / Surprisingly, a lamp produces predominately this type of energy.
- / The rate at which one form of energy is transformed into another is called _______.
- / This type of energy is created when an object vibrates.
- / This is the source of all energy on Earth.
- / The ability to do work.
- / This type of electromagnetic radiation produces white light that we can see.
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- / This type of potential energy is stored in an object as a result of its height.
- / The loss of energy by an object is called energy ____________.
- / Wind has this type of energy.
- / This type of energy is stored within the nucleus of an atom.
- / This type of energy is carried by charged particles.
- / This type of electromagnetic radiation is invisible and causes sunburns.
- / All objects in motion have this type of energy.
- / This type of electromagnetic radiation warms the Earth.
- / Energy stored in food is measured in this unit.
- / This type of energy creates weather, wind, clouds and precipitation.
- / This type of potential energy is stored in materials that can be compressed or stretched.
- / Work is measured in this unit.
- / An object that has energy can perform ________.
- / This includes the objects and things around the objects that you are studying.
31 Clues: / The ability to do work. • / Wind has this type of energy. • / Work is measured in this unit. • / Power is measured in this unit. • / Gasoline has this type of energy. • / This type of energy is stored energy. • / This is the source of all energy on Earth. • / All objects in motion have this type of energy. • / Energy stored in food is measured in this unit. • ...
Energy Crossword 2019-05-02
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- energy from the decaying of plants and animals
- energy from the sun
- Energy that we can visibly see and travels in waves
- energy that can be produced without any limit
- Energy of moving objects
- occurs deep beneath earth's surface
- When motion, light, to heat is produced by an electrical current
- Energy stored in nucleus of atom
- The heat within the earth
- Produced when an object vibrates ; travels through different types of medium
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- Energy of moving particles; heat
- can produce two types of energy from waves
- Used more but produced less
- Components are connected end to end with only one path for the current to flow through
- Energy stored in bonds
- a mixture of hydrocarbons that formed from plants and animals
- Sedimentary rock;a fossil fuel
- Components connected side by side and there is a choice of path for the current to flow through
- The ability to work
- produced by windmills from moving air
20 Clues: energy from the sun • The ability to work • Energy stored in bonds • Energy of moving objects • The heat within the earth • Used more but produced less • Sedimentary rock;a fossil fuel • Energy of moving particles; heat • Energy stored in nucleus of atom • occurs deep beneath earth's surface • produced by windmills from moving air • can produce two types of energy from waves • ...
Geothermal Energy 2019-02-24
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- A massive crack in rock is known as a ______.
- This type of water can only be found underground and usually has bits of rock and minerals in it.
- This type of gas is typically found within groundwater and smells terrible
- The Earth layer which consists of molten and solid rock
- Molten rock found above the Earth's surface
- This type of energy is harnessed from the Earth itself
- In this type of geothermal system, water is pumped onto hot rocks to create a reservoir
- These plates move about under the Earth's surface and are what cause earthquakes and volcanoes
- This word can be used to describe a device with flexible or changeable arrangements
- The term for the gases which come out of the Earth's crust
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- This type of rock can hold water within it
- - The part of the Earth we live on.
- This device transfers energy from one liquid to another
- The movement of electricity through a conductor is known as _______.
- A hot spring of boiling mud.
- Molten rock found beneath the Earth's surface
- An natural or artificial lake which is used as a water supply
- This type of power plant uses steam directly from a reservoir
- This water contains all the filth leftover from humanity and must be treated before being released back into 'the wild'
- This type of power plant transfers heat into a liquid to create steam.
- This type of power plant specifically uses water that is quickly converted to steam to drive a turbine.
21 Clues: A hot spring of boiling mud. • - The part of the Earth we live on. • This type of rock can hold water within it • Molten rock found above the Earth's surface • A massive crack in rock is known as a ______. • Molten rock found beneath the Earth's surface • This type of energy is harnessed from the Earth itself • This device transfers energy from one liquid to another • ...
solar energy 2019-10-23
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- A ______ reactor helps with something.
- Solar energy is a renewable source.
- A _________ studies living things.
- Solar ________ is due to the sun.
- solar _________ is a synonym of solar energy.
- Solar panels get ______ from the sun.
- Is another example of renewable energy.
- Mexico is a __________ country.
- An astronaut can see the sun from very close.
- One example of a renewable energy is ______ energy.
- Solar _________ help get sun power.
- ________ atom is an atom.
- AN example of renewable energy is ____________.
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- ___________ is used as a fuel.
- _______ is another renewable energy.
- ____________ Is an example of renewable energy.
- A ____________ is concerned about the sun.
- Cars work thanks to _____________.
- Solar energy is thanks to ___________.
- Solar cells are also called __________ cells.
- ______ smells bad.
- Solar energy is _______.
- ______ energy comes from the radiation.
- _________ energy is another example of renewable energy.
- _________ energy is converted to electricity.
25 Clues: ______ smells bad. • Solar energy is _______. • ________ atom is an atom. • ___________ is used as a fuel. • Mexico is a __________ country. • Solar ________ is due to the sun. • A _________ studies living things. • Cars work thanks to _____________. • Solar energy is a renewable source. • Solar _________ help get sun power. • _______ is another renewable energy. • ...
Energy Crossword 2020-10-30
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- A force which resists motion between two surfaces sliding against each other. It also creates heat.
- This type of energy can be reused can comes from sources like the sun (or solar), wind and waves.
- A type of potential energy that is kept in a chemical substance and is let out during a chemical reaction.
- The act of pulling or pushing a simple machine, like a pulley.
- This is a measure of how quickly energy is used. The SI unit of power is the Watt (W).
- The higher above the ground an object gets, the more of this type of potential energy it will have. For example, a ball being thrown upwards has this type of energy.
- Energy changing from one form of energy into another.
- A type of kinetic energy which is made up of moving electrical charges. For example, lighting or a light bulb.
- A conductor which is designed to allow electricity to enter or exit an object.
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- Equipment connected by electrical conductors which allows an electric current to travel through it.
- This type of energy comes from atomic nuclei. An example of an object that produces this type of energy is the sun.
- Currents of electricity flowing through a circuit.
- This type of energy is the energy of movement or motion energy. For example, an object moving has this type of energy.
- A sort of motor that turns electrical energy into kinetic energy.
- The transformation of one form of energy into another.
- The strain, or weight, that is lifted using a simple machine.
- The ability to allow electricity to flow through an object, like wire.
- A type of energy that warms things. It can be transferred from one object to another. For example, fire or the sun.
- A tool used for measuring eclectic currents flowing through a circuit.
- The capacity for being able to do work. It can come in the form of kinetic, heat, light, chemical, etc.
20 Clues: Currents of electricity flowing through a circuit. • Energy changing from one form of energy into another. • The transformation of one form of energy into another. • The strain, or weight, that is lifted using a simple machine. • The act of pulling or pushing a simple machine, like a pulley. • A sort of motor that turns electrical energy into kinetic energy. • ...
Energy Vocabulary 2020-12-01
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- the sum of potential and kinetic energy for an object
- energy related to the stretch or compression of an object
- it is equal to the work done by a force of one newton acting through one metre
- a force applied to an object that results in a displacement in the same direction
- a scalar quantity, like length, mass, and charge
- the resistance to motion of one object moving relative to another
- when work is done on an object, the kinetic energy of the object changes
- ,the fundamental principle of physics that the total energy of an isolated system is constant, despite internal changes
- unit of power in the International System of Units equal to joule of work
- force of attraction that exists between any two masses, any two bodies, and any two particles
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- force in which the work done by the force is determined only by the displacement of the mass
- energy of motion
- process of transfer from one body to another
- energy related to the position of an object
- energy that is stored in a object due to its position relative to some zero position
- a push or pull upon an object
- rate at which energy is transformed
- can be transferred from one object to another
- the displacement or position change per time ratio
- a number that is fixed and known, unlike a variable which changes with the context
20 Clues: energy of motion • a push or pull upon an object • rate at which energy is transformed • energy related to the position of an object • process of transfer from one body to another • can be transferred from one object to another • a scalar quantity, like length, mass, and charge • the displacement or position change per time ratio • ...
Renewable Energy 2024-04-29
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- Energy derived from sources that are finite and cannot be replenished in a short period, such as fossil fuels (coal, oil, natural gas) and nuclear energy.
- Heat energy extracted from the Earth's crust, usually in the form of steam or hot water, for heating buildings or generating electricity.
- Electricity generated by harnessing the energy of tidal movements in the ocean using tidal turbines or barrages.
- Electricity generated by harnessing the energy of the sun using photovoltaic cells or solar thermal systems.
- Devices that convert sunlight directly into electricity using semiconductor materials, commonly known as solar cells.
- Electricity generated by harnessing the kinetic energy of the wind through wind turbines.
- Devices that generate electricity by combining hydrogen and oxygen in an electrochemical reaction, producing water vapor as the only byproduct.
- Greenhouse gases, primarily carbon dioxide, released into the atmosphere from the combustion of fossil fuels, contributing to climate change and global warming.
- Electricity generated by harnessing the energy of flowing or falling water, typically by using dams or turbines in rivers or streams.
- Energy derived from organic materials, such as wood, agricultural residues, or municipal solid waste, through combustion or biochemical processes.
- Electricity generated by harnessing the energy of ocean waves through devices like wave buoys, oscillating water columns, or wave attenuators.
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- The ratio of useful energy output to the total energy input in a system, often achieved through improvements in technology or behavior to reduce energy waste.
- A gaseous fossil fuel composed primarily of methane, often used for heating, electricity generation, and as a feedstock in industrial processes.
- Energy derived from sources that are naturally replenished, such as sunlight, wind, rain, tides, waves, and geothermal heat.
- Fuels derived from renewable biological resources, such as plant biomass or organic waste, used for transportation or heating.
- A combustible black or brownish-black sedimentary rock composed primarily of carbon, widely used as a fuel for electricity generation and industrial processes.
- Energy produced by nuclear reactions, typically through the fission or fusion of atomic nuclei, used to generate electricity in nuclear power plants.
- Arrays of interconnected photovoltaic cells used to capture and convert solar energy into electricity.
- Nonrenewable energy resources formed from the remains of ancient plants and animals over millions of years, including coal, oil, and natural gas.
- A liquid fossil fuel extracted from underground reservoirs, refined into various petroleum products like gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel.
20 Clues: Electricity generated by harnessing the kinetic energy of the wind through wind turbines. • Arrays of interconnected photovoltaic cells used to capture and convert solar energy into electricity. • Electricity generated by harnessing the energy of the sun using photovoltaic cells or solar thermal systems. • ...
Energy Systems 2024-04-04
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- By product of anaerobic metabolism, produced when the body breaks down glucose for energy without oxygen.
- Metabolism Utilizes amino acids for energy production, particularly during prolonged endurance activities or in times of carbohydrate depletion.
- max Maximum rate of oxygen consumption during intense exercise, indicating aerobic capacity.
- Triphosphate (ATP) Molecule storing and transferring energy within cells, crucial for various metabolic processes.
- Measurement of heat release or absorption in chemical reactions, used to determine energy expenditure.
- Rate Rate at which the body converts stored energy into usable energy for physiological processes.
- System Immediate energy system relying on stored ATP and creatine phosphate for short bursts of energy.
- System Energy production without oxygen, used for short bursts of high-intensity activity.
- System Breaks down fats into fatty acids for energy production, predominantly during low to moderate intensity activities.
- Threshold Intensity of exercise where anaerobic energy production begins to dominate, leading to lactate accumulation.
- Metabolism Breaks down carbohydrates into glucose for energy, utilized across various energy systems.
- Intermediate compound formed during the breakdown of carbohydrates, fats, and proteins, entering the Krebs cycle for ATP production.
- Synthesis of glucose from non-carbohydrate sources such as amino acids and glycerol, crucial during prolonged fasting or low-carb diets.
- High-energy compound stored in muscles, rapidly converted to ATP during high-intensity exercise.
- Respiration Process within cells where oxygen is used to produce ATP through the breakdown of glucose and fatty acids.
- Breakdown of larger molecules into smaller ones, releasing energy for cellular processes.
- Metabolic Rate (RMR) Energy expenditure at rest, necessary for maintaining basic bodily functions.
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- Transport Chain Part of aerobic respiration where electrons from NADH and FADH2 are used to generate ATP.
- Breakdown of glycogen into glucose, providing a rapid source of energy during high-intensity exercise.
- System Immediate energy system utilizing stored ATP and phosphocreatine for quick, high-intensity efforts.
- Phosphorylation ATP production directly from substrate molecules during glycolysis and the Krebs cycle.
- System Utilizes glucose for energy production anaerobically, producing lactic acid as a byproduct.
- System Energy production with oxygen, utilized for longer, endurance-based activities.
- System Utilizes oxygen to break down carbohydrates, fats, and proteins for energy over longer durations.
- Cycle Also known as the citric acid cycle, it’s a series of chemical reactions within mitochondria that generate energy.
- Addition of a phosphate group to a molecule, a key step in energy production and storage.
- Synthesis of complex molecules from simpler ones, requiring energy input.
- Oxidation Process of breaking down fatty acids to generate acetyl-CoA, feeding into the Krebs cycle for energy production.
- Debt Oxygen required to restore metabolic balance after intense exercise, involving replenishment of ATP and removal of lactic acid.
- Heat production by the body, often associated with metabolic processes.
30 Clues: Heat production by the body, often associated with metabolic processes. • Synthesis of complex molecules from simpler ones, requiring energy input. • System Energy production with oxygen, utilized for longer, endurance-based activities. • Addition of a phosphate group to a molecule, a key step in energy production and storage. • ...
Thermal Energy 2023-02-25
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- - Energy of motion.
- - This occurs when matter is heated, causing particles to gain energy and spread out.
- - Unit used for temperature in everyday life (in the US) (°F).
- - The total kinetic energy of the particles in a substance (speed AND quantity of particles).
- - A material that is good at spreading heat, like metal.
- - This occurs when matter is cooled, causing particles to lose energy and come closer together.
- - Refers to gases and liquids, NOT solids.
- - Type of heat transfer where warmer, less dense particles rise; and cooler, denser particles sink in an ongoing cycle; it occurs only in fluids (gases and liquids).
- - Unit used for temperature in science (°C).
- - A material that traps heat and keeps it from spreading, like wood or Styrofoam.
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- - A tool used to measure temperature; it works by a liquid (mercury or ethanol[alcohol]) expanding or contracting in a thin glass tube.
- - Type of heat transfer where particles spread heat to each other by direct contact; it requires at least one solid material.
- - A measurement of how much space an object or substance takes up.
- - Type of heat transfer that involves electromagnetic waves moving through a space.
- - Toxic material that used to be found inside glass thermometers.
- - A measurement of the average kinetic energy in a substance or object (speed of particles); it is measured with a thermometer.
- - Property of matter that refers to how much matter ("stuff") is in a particular "space" (volume).
- - Anything that has mass or takes up space.
- - Heat energy.
- - Heat will transfer from a warmer object to a cooler object until they reach an _____________ temperature.
20 Clues: - Heat energy. • - Energy of motion. • - Refers to gases and liquids, NOT solids. • - Anything that has mass or takes up space. • - Unit used for temperature in science (°C). • - A material that is good at spreading heat, like metal. • - Unit used for temperature in everyday life (in the US) (°F). • - Toxic material that used to be found inside glass thermometers. • ...
Energy Vocabulary 2023-03-23
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- partially decayed plant matter found in bogs, used as fuel
- A reaction that occurs when lighter nuclei are forced together to produce heavier nuclei, resulting in a release of vast amounts of energy
- a combustible black or dark brown rock consisting mainly of decayed plant matter, found mainly in underground deposits and widely used as fuel.
- A nuclear reaction in which a massive nucleus splits into smaller nuclei with the simultaneous release of energy
- electricity generated by the kinetic energy of moving water
- a naturally occurring element used by humans to produce energy in nuclear power plants
- fuels a natural fuel such as coal or gas, formed in the geological past from the remains of living organisms.
- Energy derived from the heat in the interior of the earth
- (oil) A flammable, yellow-to-black liquid composed of hydrocarbons occurring naturally beneath Earth's surface; it is a nonrenewable fossil fuel processed to make gasoline used in vehicles.
- resource A natural resource that is consumed more rapidly than it can be produced.
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- Compounds composed of only carbon and hydrogen, often used as fuels
- incoming solar radiation, or radiation from the sun
- Liquid fuel created from processed or refined biomass (living matter)
- the amount of biologically productive land and sea available to us
- gas flammable gas, consisting largely of methane and other hydrocarbons, occurring naturally underground and used as fuel.
- solar energy from curved reflectors used to heat a transfer fluid to produce steam to power a turbine to generate electricity
- the impact of a person or community on the environment, expressed as the amount of land required to sustain their use of natural resources.
- the ability to do work
- resource A natural resource that is produced more rapidly than it can be consumed.
- A machine that converts mechanical energy into electrical energy
20 Clues: the ability to do work • incoming solar radiation, or radiation from the sun • Energy derived from the heat in the interior of the earth • partially decayed plant matter found in bogs, used as fuel • electricity generated by the kinetic energy of moving water • A machine that converts mechanical energy into electrical energy • ...
Energy Sources 2023-04-27
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- nuclear reactions make the waste product _____.(pg 18)
- production wells are drilled into geothermal _______.(pg 32)
- this energy produced in the earths hot, liquid interior.(pg 31)
- the type of oil made from gasoline & diesel fuel (pg 6)
- splitting an atom is called?(pg 15)
- the tiny, basic unit of all substances is the ____.(pg 14)
- is made from remains of ancient swamps.(pg 7)
- the chemiucal reaction between petroleum and nitrogen creates a?(pg 12)
- todays sleek widmills are called wind _______.(pg 25)
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- crude oil is also known as _____.(pg 9)
- converts mechanical energy into electricity.(caption on picture pg 25)
- this solar energy uses solar pannels to create heat/electricity.(pg 23)
- the ability to do work.(pg 4)
- energy from wood, animal waste, and agriculural crops and waste.(pg 33)
- the top layer is made up of hot, liquid rock called?(pg 31)
- the type of energy associated with motion.(pg 4)
- the most used renewable energy resource for producing electricity.(pg 28)
- the earth receives two things from the ___ every day.(pg 21)
- buildings can be designed to make the most of what energy?(pg 22)
- nuclear energy comes from an element called?(pg 15)
- the soft egg white is like the?(pg 31)
21 Clues: the ability to do work.(pg 4) • splitting an atom is called?(pg 15) • the soft egg white is like the?(pg 31) • crude oil is also known as _____.(pg 9) • is made from remains of ancient swamps.(pg 7) • the type of energy associated with motion.(pg 4) • nuclear energy comes from an element called?(pg 15) • todays sleek widmills are called wind _______.(pg 25) • ...
Energy vocab 2023-05-03
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- Diesel substitute produced by extracting and chemically altering oil from plants
- Energy generated from the kinetic energy of moving air
- Property of a building material that allows it to maintain heat or cold
- Billing system used by electric companies, customers pay higher rates as their use goes up
- Finding and implementing ways to use less energy
- Activity that does not change atmospheric CO2 concentrations
- Electricity generated by the kinetic energy of moving water
- Electrical-chemical device that converts fuel into an electrical current
- Vehicle that runs on either gasoline or a gasoline/ethanol mixture
- Alcohol made by converting starches and sugars from plant material into alcohol and CO2
- Accumulation of sediments, primarily silt, on the bottom of a reservoir
- Application of an electric current to water molecules to split them into hydrogen and oxygen
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- Energy that comes from the movement of water driven by the gravitational pull of the Moon
- System of capturing energy from sunlight and converting it directly into electricity
- Heat energy that comes from the natural radioactive decay of elements deep within Earth
- Greatest quantity of energy used at any one time
- The storage of water in a reservoir behind a dam
- Energy source that can be renewed in a human generation
- Energy source that can be regenerated indefinitely as long as it is not overharvested
- Energy source that cannot be used up
- Construction designed to take advantage of solar radiation without active technology
- Carbon in fossil fuels
- Energy captured from sunlight with advanced technologies
- Liquid fuel created from processed or refined biomass
- Process of removing more than is replaced by growth
25 Clues: Carbon in fossil fuels • Energy source that cannot be used up • Greatest quantity of energy used at any one time • The storage of water in a reservoir behind a dam • Finding and implementing ways to use less energy • Process of removing more than is replaced by growth • Liquid fuel created from processed or refined biomass • ...
Chem Energy 2022-12-05
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- the more of this the more even or disordered a system is
- helps determine whether or not something is thermodynamically stable
- helped determine how the world was make but also doomed it
- its like a child, you have to continuously input energy to make it work
- branch of chemical thermodynamics, studies an important part of it
- the energy of the kinetic energy of molecules
- Mrs. Blank's soda cans
- How to keep the volume constant when measure energy transfer
- the reactants are fractions while the product is always one
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- what happens when you blow up a mole of something
- the life of people who care about transfers of energy, (heat, work, etc.)
- to help make a reaction spontaneous the change of this value is negative
- a good thing to think of when doing probability homework or looking for something in a big pile knowing that it can be in one of two boxes
- a lazy man's reaction
- the second part of enthalpy
- something that is so precise and slow that just moving it can reverse it
- common states used as reference points
- things like temperature and pressure of surrounds actually matter for this guy
- portion stuff that actually matters
- half the story of enthalpy
- all the npcs around a reaction
21 Clues: a lazy man's reaction • Mrs. Blank's soda cans • half the story of enthalpy • the second part of enthalpy • all the npcs around a reaction • portion stuff that actually matters • common states used as reference points • the energy of the kinetic energy of molecules • what happens when you blow up a mole of something • the more of this the more even or disordered a system is • ...
Energy Sources 2025-02-06
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- Wastes that are poisonous, cause cancer, or can catch fire.
- Also called solar cells; converts radiant energy directly into electrical energy.
- A fossil fuel composed of mostly methane, but it also contains other gaseous hydro-carbon compounds, such as propane and butane.
- The clearing of forest land for agriculture, grazing, urban development, or logging.
- Energy sources formed from the remains of ancient plants and animals that were buried and altered over millions of years.
- Any substance that contaminates the environment.
- Uses energy from controlled nuclear reactions to generate electricity.
- A solid fossil fuel that can be sound in mines.
- A flammable liquid formed form the decay of ancient organisms.
- Smog that results from the reaction between sunlight and a vehicle or factory exhaust.
- Occurs when a atomic nuclei combine at very high temperatures.
- The thermal energy contained in and around magma.
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- Electric current produced from the energy of moving water.
- Acidic moisture that falls from the sky that can corrode metals and cause harm to plants and animals.
- Renewable organic matter, such as wood, soy, corn, sugarcane fibers, rice hulls, and animal manure.
- The largest number of individuals in a particular species that the environment can support, given the natural resources available.
- Includes all the individuals of one species living in a particular area.
- Occurs when the nucleus of an atom splits apart.
- Resources that cannot be replaced by natural processes as quickly as they are used.
- Any radioactive material that results when radioactive materials are used.
- An energy resource that is replaced by natural processes faster than humans can consume the resource.
21 Clues: A solid fossil fuel that can be sound in mines. • Occurs when the nucleus of an atom splits apart. • Any substance that contaminates the environment. • The thermal energy contained in and around magma. • Electric current produced from the energy of moving water. • Wastes that are poisonous, cause cancer, or can catch fire. • ...
Energy Vocab 2025-03-05
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- Occurs when a neutron slams into a larger atom, forcing it to excite and split into two smaller atoms.
- A reaction in which two or more atomic nuclei combine to form a larger nuclei, nuclei/neutron by-products.
- A system that uses the sun's energy to generate electricity or heat.
- A renewable energy source that comes from organic materials like plants, animals, and wood.
- The practice of using less energy.
- A fossil fuel that's found underground and used as a fuel and raw material.
- Electricity generated from sunlight.
- A method of extracting minerals by removing the soil and rock that covers them.
- A solid inorganic substance of natural occurrence.
- A naturally occurring mixture of hydrocarbon gases, primarily composed of methane, found beneath the Earth's surface.
- A sedimentary rock that's primarily carbon and is used as a fuel
- A renewable energy source that uses the motion of tides to generate electricity.
- A valuable mineral found in a rock or sediment that's concentrated enough to be mined and processed.
- A renewable energy source that uses falling water to generate electricity.
- Uses the chemical energy of hydrogen or other fuels to cleanly and efficiently produce electricity.
- The process of restoring land after mining to a safe, productive, and environmentally sound state.
- A form of energy released from the nucleus, the core of atoms, made up of protons and neutrons.
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- Uses the sun's heat and light to warm and cool buildings without mechanical or electrical devices.
- Convert sunlight into electricity.
- The process of digging tunnels and shafts to extract minerals from underground.
- Heat energy that comes from the Earth's interior.
- Energy derived from natural sources that are replenished at a higher rate than they are consumed.
- Energy that comes from finite resources.
- A machine that converts mechanical energy into electrical energy.
- The practice of using less energy to accomplish the same task.
- Nonrenewable energy sources that are created from the remains of plants and animals that died millions of years ago
26 Clues: Convert sunlight into electricity. • The practice of using less energy. • Electricity generated from sunlight. • Energy that comes from finite resources. • Heat energy that comes from the Earth's interior. • A solid inorganic substance of natural occurrence. • The practice of using less energy to accomplish the same task. • ...
Energy & Heat 2025-02-09
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- heat will _______ flow from cold to hot
- matter with closely packed particles and low movement
- heat _______ from hot to cold
- up/down or back/forth motion of waves
- thermal energy cycles of hot fluids rising & cold fluids sinking due to density differences
- energy stored in the nucleus of radioactive atoms
- absolute _______; absolutely no thermal energy in matter
- the traveling of energy from one place to another
- matter with particles far apart and high movement
- the amount of space something takes up
- heat flows from hot to cold until they are the _______ temperatures
- heat energy
- particles that move _______ produce slower temperatures
- means to "conserve" or "keep"
- particles that move _______ produce hotter temperatures
- matter going from solid to liquid
- thermal energy that travels through contact
- the passing of thermal energy
- energy stored in the bonds of atoms
- energy stored in stretchy material such as rubber
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- energy that travels through space
- energy from a flow of electrons
- motion energy
- matter going from gas to liquid
- a property of matter that comes in many forms; sound, light, heat
- energy cannot be created or destroyed, only
- the amount of particles something has
- matter with loose particles that flow
- two forces pulled toward each other based on mass and distance in between
- stored energy
- the average kinetic energy of a substance
- energy of an object; whether moving or still
- matter going from liquid to gas
- "light waves"; both visible and invisible
- materials will never ________ temperatures
- matter going from liquid to solid
- can describe gas and liquids; they "flow"
- energy that is passed by particles bumping into each other
- anything with mass and volume
- the amount of particles per volume occupied
- energy that humans can see with their eyes
41 Clues: heat energy • motion energy • stored energy • heat _______ from hot to cold • means to "conserve" or "keep" • the passing of thermal energy • anything with mass and volume • energy from a flow of electrons • matter going from gas to liquid • matter going from liquid to gas • energy that travels through space • matter going from liquid to solid • matter going from solid to liquid • ...
Energy Vocabulary 2025-03-11
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- the energy an object has because of its position also the internal stored energy of an object, such as energy stored in chemical bonds
- the total kinetic and potential energy of all the particles on an object
- energy from sources that nature replaces (ex: sunlight, wind, water)
- the ability to do work or cause change
- the potential energy stored in the nucleus of an atom
- energy sources thatare used up faster than they can be replaced like fossil fuels (ex: coal, oil, natural gas)
- a neutral group of two or more atoms held together by covalent bonds
- a push or pull exerted on an object
- a tiny particle that moves around the outside of the nucleus of an atom
- The transfer of thermal energy from one particle of matter to antother
- energy that travels as vibrations through matter (like air, water, or solids) and tht we percieved as sounds
- the energy an object has due to the movement of its tiny particles an can be transferred from one object to another
- a form of potential energy that is stored in chemical bonds between atoms
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- Kinetic or potential energy associated with the motion or position of an object
- a small particle in the nucleus of the atom with no electric charge
- energy that an object has due to its motion
- a device that increases or decreases voltage, which often consists of two separate coils of insulated wires wrapped around an iron core
- the central core of an atom, which contains protons and neutrons
- an atom or group of atoms that has become electrically charged
- the ability to do work or cause change
- a form of energy that allows us to see and travels in waves
- a material that conducts heat well and a material that allows electrical charges to flow
- a small positively charged particle that is found in the nucleus of an atom
- the basic particle from which all elements are made; the smallest particle of an element that has the properties of that element
- the energy of electric charges
- A material that does not conduct heat well
- force exerted on an object that causes it to move
27 Clues: the energy of electric charges • a push or pull exerted on an object • the ability to do work or cause change • the ability to do work or cause change • A material that does not conduct heat well • energy that an object has due to its motion • force exerted on an object that causes it to move • the potential energy stored in the nucleus of an atom • ...
Energy Sources 2025-04-04
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- the transducer device that turns light energy into electrical energy
- ancient renewable thermal energy sourced from trees
- the network of large wires, transformers, and power conditioning systems that supply electrical power to businesses and homes from the electrical power plant
- the transducer device that turns rotational mechanical energy into electrical energy
- renewable combustible fuel made from plants
- the ordinary sources of thermal energy like coal and petroleum
- renewable mechanical energy source from a body of water's waves
- the original balance of carbon dioxide and oxygen in the pre-industrial era
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- renewable mechanical energy source that depends on rain
- the transducer device that turns electrical energy into rotational mechanical energy
- conventional thermal energy source that is drilled for and pumped
- renewable electrical energy source that uses the light energy from the Sun
- renewable mechanical energy source from air currents
- renewable thermal energy source that comes from within the Earth's surface
- any transducer device that turns a burning fuel-air mixture into thermal & rotational mechanical energy
- any machine or device that changes one source of energy into another
- the transducer device that turns water, steam, or wind flow into rotating mechanical energy
- conventional thermal energy source that is mined and crushed
- renewable thermal energy source that comes from energy stored in discarded materials
- natural energy that does not have a limited supply
- any industrial facility that generates electricity powered by thermal sources such as fossil fuel combustion & nuclear reaction heat, or, partially, renewable energy sources
- renewable mechanical energy source from the changing tides
22 Clues: renewable combustible fuel made from plants • natural energy that does not have a limited supply • ancient renewable thermal energy sourced from trees • renewable mechanical energy source from air currents • renewable mechanical energy source that depends on rain • renewable mechanical energy source from the changing tides • ...
Energy Crossword 2025-03-17
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- a fossil fuel formed by the breakdown of plant material hundreds of millions of years ago
- any organic (plant or animal) material that is available on a renewable basis
- grill season time!
- where all energy on earth originates
- energy in moving objects
- generally refers to crude oil or the refined products obtained from the processing of crude oil
- falling off of a cliff
- an odorless, colorless, tasteless, non-toxic, clean-burning fossil fuel
- heat energy
- energy from squashing or changing shape
- renewable source of energy used to turn turbines to generate electricity
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- travels in waves
- stored energy
- energy of vibrations
- the radiant energy of the sun, which can be converted into other forms of energy, such as thermal energy or electricity
- the heat energy that is produced by natural processes inside the Earth
- moving energy
- the ability to do work or cause change
- eating food, coal and batteries are examples
- energy locked in the nucleus of an atom
- energy of moving electrons
- energy that comes from moving water
22 Clues: heat energy • stored energy • moving energy • travels in waves • grill season time! • energy of vibrations • falling off of a cliff • energy in moving objects • energy of moving electrons • energy that comes from moving water • where all energy on earth originates • the ability to do work or cause change • energy locked in the nucleus of an atom • energy from squashing or changing shape • ...
Energy & Matter 2025-03-19
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- consume matter from dead organisms
- a reasoned explanation that supports a claim (why the claim is correct)
- stuff that weighs something
- gas emitted from animals that plants need to survive
- materials that organisms consume that are a source of both matter and energy
- eaters of food
- models that can be used to represent the flow of matter and energy in ecosystems
- Bits that are too small to be seen, but make up both visible and invisible materials
- decomposed dead matter usually from plants
- tell the main idea and why it’s important
- organisms that are everywhere around us, but too small to see
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- makers of food
- any living thing
- organisms too small to see with your eye
- a unit of food energy
- to move something from one place to another
- Fungus that grows on decomposing material
- organisms that are not a plant or an animal
- the ability to do work
- a community in a certain area where living things depend on each other and their surroundings for survival
20 Clues: makers of food • eaters of food • any living thing • a unit of food energy • the ability to do work • stuff that weighs something • consume matter from dead organisms • organisms too small to see with your eye • Fungus that grows on decomposing material • tell the main idea and why it’s important • decomposed dead matter usually from plants • ...
Renewable Energy 2025-03-19
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- Heat energy that comes from the natural radioactive decay of elements deep within the earth.
- Renewable energy projects, particularly solar and wind farms, can require a lot of space.
- These are created through the increased production and manufacturing of renewable energy technologies; benefits human life.
- Energy that is produced from the sun.
- Reduced _____ emissions and air pollution.
- the process of damaging or eliminating natural habitats, such as forests, wetlands, or coral reefs; effect of renewable energy.
- Renewables have _______ storage capabilities.
- Energy generated from the kinetic energy of moving air.
- Fuels, such as ethanol or methanol, that are created from the fermentation of plants or plant products
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- improved air and water quality from renewable energy sources leads to improved public _______.
- Sources of energy that are infinite.
- Electricity generated by the kinetic energy of moving water.
- Energy that comes from the movement of water driven by the gravitational pull of the moon.
- Any organic matter that has mass and is derived from plants or animals that can be used as an energy source.
- Renewable energy is ______ overtime.
- Reduces reliance on finite resources like ____________.
- using resources and maintaining ecosystems in a way that doesn't deplete them for future generations, ensuring both present and future needs can be met; benefit of renewable energy.
- Renewable energy produces less of this.
- Wind turbines cost between £2m and £2.5m, which is inclusive of installation costs; High _______ costs.
- _________ Limitations; the amount of energy you can capture will depend on your surroundings. This means certain renewable energy sources won’t be suitable for every country
20 Clues: Sources of energy that are infinite. • Renewable energy is ______ overtime. • Energy that is produced from the sun. • Renewable energy produces less of this. • Reduced _____ emissions and air pollution. • Renewables have _______ storage capabilities. • Reduces reliance on finite resources like ____________. • Energy generated from the kinetic energy of moving air. • ...
Nonrenewable energy 2025-03-21
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- A mix of hydrocarbons like oil and sulfur in a liquid state
- A nuclear reaction where a neutron hits a large nucleus and breaks it apart
- Black coal containing bitumen and about 80% carbon
- A brown coal that is soft and made of 60-70% carbon
- Energy formed from the reactions in nuclear fuel
- a clean fossil fuel that is mainly methane
- A precursor to coal that is made from partially decomposed plant matter
- A cylindrical device that contains nuclear fuel in a reactor
- Coal with the highest energy per volume and the greatest concentration of carbon at 90%
- an oil gas extraction method that uses high-pressure fluid to break rocks and leaves lots of chemicals behind
- The emission of ionizing radiation
- The time it takes for half the mass of a compound to be left
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- A measurement for rate of decay
- fuels from biomaterial that fossilized millions of years ago
- An energy source with a finite supply like fossil fuels and nuclear fuels
- Carbon that hasn't been in the atmosphere for millions of years
- The element most commonly used as nuclear fuel
- Nuclear fuel that can no longer generate power but is still radioactive
- A graph that represents oil use and predicts that when oil use will peak
- A solid fuel formed from plant matter millions of years ago
20 Clues: A measurement for rate of decay • The emission of ionizing radiation • a clean fossil fuel that is mainly methane • The element most commonly used as nuclear fuel • Energy formed from the reactions in nuclear fuel • Black coal containing bitumen and about 80% carbon • A brown coal that is soft and made of 60-70% carbon • ...
Nonrenewable energy 2025-03-15
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- A relatively clean fossil fuel
- a black or dark brown coal that contains bitumen, also known as asphalt
- Something fossil fuels are not
- A brown coal that is a soft sedimentary rock that sometimes shows traces of plant structure
- Fossil fuels cause ______ risks and enviornmental damage
- A precursor to coal, made up of partly decomposed organic material, including mosses
- Fossil fuels are ___________ meaning they are easy to find and use
- a radioactive element used as fuel in nuclear power plants (element: U)
- Fuels derived from biological material that became fossilized millions of years ago
- the contamination in the air from things such as burning fossil fuels
- a liquid fossil fuel
- Nuclear energy can emit ___________ waste that is dangerous for hundreds of thousands of years
- Mining/extracting processes can contaminate _____ sources such as rivers, and lakes by runoff, or erosion
- An energy source with a finite supply, primarily fossil fuels and nuclear fuels
- A resource that is limited in supply and can be depleted
- Old carbon contained in fossil fuels
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- the law that states energy is not lost, it is rather converted into a different form
- A mixture of hydrocarbons such as oil, gasoline, kerosene as well as water and sulfur that exists in a liquid state underground, and when brought to the surface
- The chemical reaction between any fossil fuel and oxygen resulting in the production of carbon dioxide, water, and the release of energy
- Also known as hard coal, it has the highest quantity of energy per volume of coal and the fewest impurities
- Carbon in biomass that was recently in the atmosphere
- Short for hydraulic fracturing, a method of oil and gas extraction that uses high-pressure fluids to force open existing cracks in rocks deep underground
- Fossil fuels are a contribution to ________________
- a solid, combustible fossil fuel
- Chemical form of this is: CH4
- A common greenhouse gas produced from burning fossil fuels
- Gases that trap heat in the atmosphere, contributing to climate change
- slow flowing, viscous deposits of bitumen or asphalt, mixed with sand, water, and clay; also known as oil sands
28 Clues: a liquid fossil fuel • Chemical form of this is: CH4 • A relatively clean fossil fuel • Something fossil fuels are not • a solid, combustible fossil fuel • Old carbon contained in fossil fuels • Fossil fuels are a contribution to ________________ • Carbon in biomass that was recently in the atmosphere • Fossil fuels cause ______ risks and enviornmental damage • ...
Nonrenewable Energy 2025-03-21
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- Carbon in biomass that was recently in the atmosphere
- Woody material that was heated in the absence of oxygen
- Electricity gained from the nuclear energy in nuclear fuel
- fuels derived from biological material
- When a parent radioactive isotope emits alpha / beta particles, etc.
- A mix of hydrocarbons that exists in a liquid state underground
- Also known as oil sands
- A brown coal that is a soft sedimentary rock
- Electrical demand by a device that draws electrical current even when its off
- Old carbon contained fossil fuels
- A precursor to coal
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- A black or dark brown coal that contains bitumen
- The emission of ionizing radiation or particles
- A solid fuel made from the remains of trees
- An energy source with a finite supply
- Short for hydraulic fracturing
- Also known as hard coal
- A colorless, odorless gas
- Nuclear fuel that no longer produces enough heat to be useful
- A relatively clean fossil fuel containing mainly methane
20 Clues: A precursor to coal • Also known as hard coal • Also known as oil sands • A colorless, odorless gas • Short for hydraulic fracturing • Old carbon contained fossil fuels • An energy source with a finite supply • fuels derived from biological material • A solid fuel made from the remains of trees • A brown coal that is a soft sedimentary rock • ...
Energy CROSSWORD 2025-05-07
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- Machines with blades that are turned by wind, water, or steam to generate energy.
- The process of burning something to produce heat and energy.
- An element found in all living things and released when fuels are burned.
- Heat energy that comes from deep inside the Earth.
- A sudden loss of electricity supply.
- Energy sources that can be used repeatedly, like wind or solar power.
- A process in living things that releases energy from food.
- Moving air used to turn turbines and generate power.
- The ability to do work or cause change.
- Energy produced from the movement of the tides in the sea.
- Fuels made from ancient plants and animals buried underground.
- Energy released from splitting atoms in a process called fission.
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- A facility where electricity is produced for public use.
- Energy harnessed from the sun's rays.
- Related to heat energy.
- Gases in the atmosphere that trap heat and cause global warming.
- A device that stores electrical energy for later use.
- An object that produces a magnetic field and can attract metals.
- Organic material from plants or animals used to produce energy.
- Not connected to public utilities like electricity; self-sufficient.
- Related to substances and their reactions, especially storing and releasing energy.
- Related to electricity or powered by electricity.
- A machine that converts mechanical energy into electrical energy.
- Energy generated by moving water, usually in rivers or dams.
24 Clues: Related to heat energy. • A sudden loss of electricity supply. • Energy harnessed from the sun's rays. • The ability to do work or cause change. • Related to electricity or powered by electricity. • Heat energy that comes from deep inside the Earth. • Moving air used to turn turbines and generate power. • A device that stores electrical energy for later use. • ...
P1.4 Energy 2025-05-13
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- heat/electricity cannot flow easily through it
- The total energy of motion in the particles of a substance
- allows electricity/heat to follow easily through it
- The energy transferred between objects that are at different temperatures
- Process by which, in a fluid being heated, the warmer part of the mass will rise and the cooler portions will sink.
- A measure of the average energy of motion of the particles of a substance.
- The direct transfer of heat from one substance to another substance that it is touching.
- power unit
- unit for resistance
- unit for current
- the energy required to raise the temperature of one gram of a substance by one degree Celsius
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- A material's opposition to the flow of electric current.
- The transfer of energy by electromagnetic waves
- Weight unit
- Force applied over a certain distance
- the force of gravity on an object
- A flow of electric charge.
- The difference in electrical potential energy between two places in a circuit.
- energy units
- The energy absorbed or released during a change in state with changing the temperature
- the amount of matter in an object
- unit for voltage
22 Clues: power unit • Weight unit • energy units • unit for voltage • unit for current • unit for resistance • A flow of electric charge. • the force of gravity on an object • the amount of matter in an object • Force applied over a certain distance • heat/electricity cannot flow easily through it • The transfer of energy by electromagnetic waves • ...
THERMAL ENERGY 2025-05-19
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- A special type of glass used in laboratories and in kitchens
- Method of heat transfer that cannot take place in a vacuum
- Radiation from the sun in the form of waves
- Heat energy in the form of these waves reaches us from the Sun
- This state expands the most when heated liquid particles in this state vibrate, but change their positions
- Keeps temperatures constant in appliances
- Used to measure temperature
- First name of Swedish scientist a commonly used temperature scale is name after
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- A section of a thermometer which prevents liquid flowing back into the bulb
- The ______ of a substance changes when it is heated
- Heat is emitted in all directions at the speed of light
- gives rise to land and sea breezes
- Temperature scale on a thermometer
- Poor conductor of heat
- Materials used for making cooking utensils and heating elements
- SI unit for heat energy
- Empty space without matter
- SI unit for temperature
- Convection takes place in these substances only
- A form of energy which flows from a high to low temperature
20 Clues: Poor conductor of heat • SI unit for heat energy • SI unit for temperature • Empty space without matter • Used to measure temperature • gives rise to land and sea breezes • Temperature scale on a thermometer • Keeps temperatures constant in appliances • Radiation from the sun in the form of waves • Convection takes place in these substances only • ...
Thermal Energy 2025-05-16
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- The temperature at which a solid becomes a liquid.
- The process of a liquid changing to a gas at the surface.
- The transfer of thermal energy from one object to another due to a temperature difference.
- The amount of heat required to raise the temperature of 1 gram of substance by 1C
- Equilibrium A state where two objects in contact no longer have a net transfer of heat.
- When two objects reach the same temperature and heat no longer flows
- The total amount of heat needed to change a substances temperature.
- A temperature scale mainly used in the U.S.
- The process of gas turning into a liquid.
- point The temperature at which a liquid becomes a solid
- Energy due to motion
- The decrease in volume of a substance due to heating.
- The part of the universe being studied for heat transfer.
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- The increase in volume of a substance due to heating.
- Heat absorbed or released during a phase change without changing temperature
- The total kinetic energy of the particles within an object.
- The transition between solid, liquid, and gas states.
- A device used to measure temperature
- The amount of heat energy needed to raise the temperature of 1 gram of a substance by 1 degree Celsius.
- The temperature at which a liquid becomes a gas.
- heat transfer through fluids due to movement.
- A measure of the average kinetic energy of the particles in an object.
- The transfer of thermal energy through direct contact between objects or within a substance.
- Heat transfer through direct contact.
- The SI unit of energy, including heat
- A material that resists the flow of heat.
- A unit of thermal energy (specifically, the amount of heat needed to raise the temperature of 1 gram of water by 1 degree Celsius).
- A temperature scale used in most of the world.
- Everything outside the system in thermal energy studies.
- A material that allows heat to pass through easily.
30 Clues: Energy due to motion • A device used to measure temperature • Heat transfer through direct contact. • The SI unit of energy, including heat • A material that resists the flow of heat. • The process of gas turning into a liquid. • A temperature scale mainly used in the U.S. • heat transfer through fluids due to movement. • A temperature scale used in most of the world. • ...
