Topic 5: energy in Earth processes answer Key

Topic 5- Energy in Earth Processes JVolpe Revised 11.25.14

Topic 5- Energy in Earth Processes Set up your packet- name, dates, punch holes, etc…

The ability to do work Energy: Two types of Energy: Potential Energy Page 1 The ability to do work Energy: Two types of Energy: Energy of Potential Energy being stored Kinetic Energy motion When the fat lady sings

Page 1 Absolute Zero All molecular movement ceases- it is the lack of any energy Lowest possible temperature ever- only theoretical -459°F or -273°C or 0 kelvin Moleular Motion

Potential Energy stored energy EXAMPLES AT THE TOP OF A SKI SLOPE Page 1 Potential Energy stored energy EXAMPLES AT THE TOP OF A SKI SLOPE WATER BEHIND A DAM

THROWING A BOWLING BALL WATER FLOWING IN A RIVER Page 1 Kinetic Energy energy in motion EXAMPLES SKIING DOWNHILL THROWING A BOWLING BALL WATER FLOWING IN A RIVER

Energy Transformation Page 1 Energy Transformation energy in motion stored energy EXAMPLES SINGING LADY FALLS

Closed system- Energy can not escape or enter Page 1 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

ENERGY ALWAYS FLOWS FROM HIGH  LOW or SOURCE TO SINK Page 1 Source- Sink- ENERGY ALWAYS FLOWS FROM HIGH  LOW or SOURCE TO SINK Ex: Sun to Earth Where it comes from Where it flows (goes)

The Sun Earth’s Interior What is our main source of energy? Page 1 What is our main source of energy? What is our secondary source of energy? The Sun Earth’s Interior

A review and more to topic 3 for 2013 school year Page 2 Sun Video A review and more to topic 3 for 2013 school year The Sun Video (5 minutes)

Energy Transfer from Sun 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

Parts of a Transverse Wave Page 2 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

Page 2 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 

The Electromagnetic Spectrum (EME) is a model of the different forms of radiation Page 2

All types of EME are similar: they travel to you in transverse waves Page 2 All types of EME are similar: they travel to you in transverse waves they travel at the speed of light are radiated

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1. How are different types of energy told apart? Page 2

Radiation occurs in different forms identified by their wavelengths Page 2

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2. Which are more powerful- short wave or long wave energy? Page 2

Page 2 Short wave energy

3. What does UV rays do? They harm humans Page 2 3. What does UV rays do? They harm humans

4. Why is the ozone layer important? 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

Energy Quiz
LabFest Practice 30 multiple Choice

LabFest Practice 30 Multiple Choice Answer Key

Energy Review with Answer Key

Lesson 1: “What is electromagnetic energy and how is it characterized?”-Motivate: Slinky Demo

1. PPT w/discussion: Electromagnetic Energy


2. Guided Notes: EM Energy
3. GWB: Electromagnetic Spectrum

-HW: Read p.82-84, Complete Q's p.84 #1-12 (Prentice Hall Brief Review)

1. Test Wizard Practice Test, Topic 5  
2. Answer Key (Test Wizard Practice Test, Topic 5)3. Practice Regents p.95, Parts A, B, C

4. Quizlet Topic 5


​5. Kahoot: Topic 5, Energy in Earth Processes (Dsully302)
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