Across
- 1. Instruments can produce a type of energy called _______ .
- 3. Energy is measured in units called _____.
- 5. A type of physical and chemical power that can never be destroyed but change from one form to another.
- 7. This type of energy is used in microwaves, xray, and radio. It travels in the form of waves.
- 10. You subtract the final velocity with the initial and divide it by time to find ______ of an object.
- 12. Everything is made up of ____.
- 13. This source of energy is used to power the houses.
- 14. Potential energy, Kinetic energy, chemical energy, light energy, etc. are all considered _______.
- 18. You divide mass by density to find the _____ of an object.
- 19. Used often in math and science to put together an expression.
- 22. Chemical energy transforming into mechanical energy is an example of _____.
- 24. Describe how fast certain objects move.
- 26. A process when a nucleus is split in two smaller ______.
- 27. This is the type of stored energy an object has when it’s at rest.
- 28. Sound waves are an example of _______.
- 29. Type of energy that holds us onto the ground on Earth, and not floats.
Down
- 2. This type of energy runs through a cable to power machines.
- 4. The sum of potential energy and kinetic energy.
- 6. You divide displacement by time to find the _____ of an object.
- 8. Every object has a _____ that can be weighted.
- 9. A potential energy that’s stored and releases _____ when a chemical reaction occurs.
- 11. A single form of nucleus is called _____.
- 14. A process of two nuclei combining to form a larger nucleus.
- 15. A power plant produces this kind of energy to provide electricity.
- 16. An energy travel in a form of _____.
- 17. Moving an object in a straight line without changing its direction.
- 20. This source of energy comes from the sun.
- 21. A pot on the stove gives off _____ energy.
- 23. Describe movement or the action of an object.
- 25. This type of energy an object has when it’s in motion.