Transfer | | The name of an object that reduces the passage of heat, electricity, or sound. |
Solid | | A form of energy which we recieve through our ears. |
Thermometer | | The state of matter where the molecules are further apart. |
Conduction | | Nuclear Poweplants use this form of energy to generate electricity. |
Heat | | The state of matter where the molecules are closest together. |
Radiation | | Energy is the ability to do... |
Sound | | The form of energy which keeps everything on the ground. |
Electrical | | Something that is produced when energy is tranformed, it keeps us warm. |
Spring | | The word used to describe the process when energy changes its form. |
Vibration | | The form of energy which the sun releases. |
Kinetic | | The name given to energy which is being used. |
Gas | | Wind turbines harness this form of energy. |
Conductor | | The word used to describe the process when energy moves from one object to another. |
Stored | | The name of an object which conducts heat or electricity. |
Transformation | | An object which animals consume and contains chemical energy. |
Chemical | | The form of energy which involves water. |
Gravitational | | The form of energy that is movement. |
Solar | | A word used to describe Heat, Sound, Light, Kinetic..... |
Liquid | | The form of enrgy used to propell the arrow in a bow and arrow. |
Work | | Something that the molecules in a solid are constantly doing. |
Wind | | This form of energy includes unleaded petrol and diesel. |
FossilFuel | | The name given to energy which is'nt being used. |
Potential | | The passage of energy through something. |
Food | | A form of energy which we recieve through our eyes. |
Light | | The word used to describe the cycle of hot and cold gas |
Convection | | The form of energy which everything has. Begins with a "P" |
Hydro | | The emission of energy in the form of waves. |
Insulator | | The word to describe all forms of study. |
Science | | An object which measures temperature. |
Energy | | The state of matter which is inbetween Solid and Gas. |
Nuclear | | The form of energy used to power digital devices like radios. |
Released | | A form of energy found in food. |