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Energy
the ability to do work and change matter
Joule
the SI unit for work and energy
1 J= 1 N(m)
the formula for joule
Kinetic Energy
energy in motion
Potential Energy
energy associated with the position of an object and the forces acting upon it
Mechanical energy
energy from motion or force that affect the whole object
law of conservation of energy
natural causes cannot creat or destroy energy
Mass-energy equivalence
mass and energy can be considered two different ways of measuring the same phisical property
law of conservation of mass and energy
the law that states that the total mass and energy is constant
Whole-body Kinetic energy
the simplest form of energy
translation motion
the simplest form of motion; an object moving in space, changing in position
circular motion
motion in a circle centered on a point outside the object
translational kinetic motion
the whole-body kinetic energy caused by translation motion
speed
the distance traveled in a certain amount of time
v=d/t
the formula for speed
E sudk = ½ mv squared
the formula for kinetic energy
rational motion
spins or rotates on an internal axis
rotational kinetic energy
kinetic energy caused by rotational motion
kinetic theory of matter
the individual molecuels of a substance are in constant motion
thermal energy
the energy that the object possess due to the random motion of it’s molecules
wave energy
energy caused by a disturbance moving through a substance