Forms of Energy

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Science Note on Forms of Energy, created by fgraziano on 03/06/2014.
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Chemical Energy: The type of energy stored in food, fuel or other chemical forms such as batteries or cellsElectrical  Energy: The type of energy being carried by electrical charges through wiresKinetic Energy: The type of energy that moving objects haveThermal (heat) energy:  The type of energy contained within an object to make it warmLight Energy: The type of energy carried by light wavesSound Energy: The type of energy carried by sound wavesGravitational Potential Energy: The type of energy gained by an object when it gains height, or loos by an object when it fallsElastic Energy: The type of energy stored in an object  which stretched, squashed or bentNuclear Energy: The type of energy stored within the nucleus of an atom. It is released during the processes of nuclear fission, nuclear fission and radioactivity 

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