Types of Kinetic Energy Grade 4 Standard 5

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Types of Kinetic Energy Grade 4 Standard: 5. 2. 4. C. 1 Physical Science

Types of Kinetic Energy Grade 4 Standard: 5. 2. 4. C. 1 Physical Science Objective: Compare different forms of kinetic energy and describe their applications in everyday life.

Forms of Kinetic Energy Definition Light (Radiant) Heat (Thermal) Sound Electrical Motion

Forms of Kinetic Energy Definition Light (Radiant) Heat (Thermal) Sound Electrical Motion

Definition • Type of energy produced due to motion • The “energy of motion”

Definition • Type of energy produced due to motion • The “energy of motion” • Stored energy transfers to kinetic energy • Movement of various objects • KE = mv 2

Heat (Thermal) • Vibration and movement of atoms/molecules • Motion of particles in matter

Heat (Thermal) • Vibration and movement of atoms/molecules • Motion of particles in matter • Thermal energy felt in form of heat • Thermal energy causes particles to move/collide faster • Ex: Geothermal is the energy in the Earth

Electrical • Movement of charged particles/electrons (+ and -) • Cannot be seen •

Electrical • Movement of charged particles/electrons (+ and -) • Cannot be seen • Usually transfers energy through a wire • Lightning is electrical energy in nature • Usually transformed into light/heat energy

Light (Radiant) • Electromagnetic radiation of visible light • Comes from the Sun in

Light (Radiant) • Electromagnetic radiation of visible light • Comes from the Sun in nature • Also called luminous energy • Essential for life on Earth • Important part of photosynthesis

Sound • Movement of energy in longitudinal waves • Vibration occurs - energy transferred

Sound • Movement of energy in longitudinal waves • Vibration occurs - energy transferred in waves • A weaker form of energy • Waves contain various frequencies • Travel through mediums before reaching ears • Dogs hear higher frequencies than humans

Motion • Energy stored in movement of objects • The faster the objects move,

Motion • Energy stored in movement of objects • The faster the objects move, the more energy is stored • Motion energy of a car is released in a car crash • Ex: Wind • Wind is form of renewable electricity