Topic 5 Energy in Earth Processes JVolpe Revised
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Topic 5 - Energy in Earth Processes JVolpe Revised 11. 25. 14
Topic 5 - Energy in Earth Processes Set up your packetname, dates, punch holes, etc…
Energy: The ability to do work Two types of Energy: Potential Energy of being stored Kinetic Energy of motion When the fat lady sings Page 1
Absolute Zero All molecular movement ceases- it is the lack of any energy Lowest possible temperature everonly theoretical -459°F or -273°C or 0 kelvin Moleular Motion Page 1
Page 1 EXAMPLES AT THE TOP OF A SKI SLOPE WATER BEHIND A DAM
Page 1 EXAMPLES SKIING DOWNHILL THROWING A BOWLING BALL WATER FLOWING IN A RIVER
Page 1 EXAMPLES SINGING LADY FALLS
Conservation of Energy- Energy can not be created nor destroyed, but transformed from one type to another Closed system- Energy can not escape or enter Page 1
§ Source- Where it comes from § Sink- Where it flows (goes) § ENERGY ALWAYS FLOWS FROM HIGH LOW or SOURCE TO SINK Ex: Sun to Earth Page 1
§ What is our main source of energy? Page 1 The Sun § What is our secondary source of energy? Earth’s Interior
Page 2 Sun Video u A review and more to topic 3 for 2013 school year u The Sun Video (5 minutes)
Page 2 Energy Transfer from Sun Electromagnetic energy is a type of energy that is radiated by the sun in the form of transverse waves
Electromagnetic Energy Page 2 • ALL OBJECTS THAT HAVE A TEMPERATURE GREATER THAN ABSOLUTE ZERO EMIT (GIVE OFF) ELECTROMAGNETIC ENERGY • ***Higher temperature more radiated energy*** amplitude ***Put this key concept at bottom of page 2***
Electromagnetic Energy Page 2 • Transverse Wave- a wave that vibrates at right angles to the direction at which it is traveling
Page 2 Parts of a Transverse Wave • Crest- top of a wave • Trough- bottom of a wave • Amplitude- height of a wave
Parts of a Transverse Wave Page 2 • Wavelength-is the distance between two successive crests or troughs
Frequency- is the number of waves which pass a certain point in a second The longer the wavelength, the lower the frequency The shorter the wavelength , the higher the frequency Page 2
The Electromagnetic Spectrum (EME) is a model of the different forms of Page 2 radiation
All types of EME are similar: • they travel to you in transverse waves • they travel at the speed of light • are radiated Page 2
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1. How are different types of energy told apart? Page 2
Radiation occurs in different forms. Page 2 identified by their wavelengths
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2. Which are more powerful- short wave or long wave energy? Page 2
Short wave energy Page 2
Page 2 3. What does UV rays do? They harm humans
Page 2 4. Why is the ozone layer important? b/c they absorb harmful UV radiation
Page 2 ELECTROMAGNETIC ENERGY VIDEO REVIEW Another EME Video
Identify the parts of the wave
Concurrent in os
Clueing topic sentence
Narrow down the topic
Topic 12 earth's dynamic crust and interior
Energy energy transfer and general energy analysis
Energy energy transfer and general energy analysis
C4h12
When earth receives energy from the sun, ____.
Imbalances in earth’s heat energy help to create weather.
Albedo of earth
Uses of geothermal energy
Acummilate
One earth energy
Do birds eat squirrels
What is the ultimate source of energy for this food web
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