N U C L E A R

C H E M I C A L
R A D I A N T
M E C H A N I C A L
E N E R G Y
 ENERGY
Mark Jason P. LACTAOTAO
MAED – Physical Science
 ENERGY

• Energy is the ability to do work.

• Energy is a conserved quantity, meaning that it
cannot be created or destroyed, but only
converted to one form into another.
 • Mechanical Energy
• Chemical Energy
FORMS OF • Radiant Energy
ENERGY • Electrical Energy
• Nuclear Energy
 MECHANICAL ENERGY

• is the form of energy of familiar objects and

machines.
• is the energy that is possessed by an object
due to its motion or due to its position
MECHANICAL
ENERGY
 CHEMICAL ENERGY
• is the form of energy involved in
chemical reactions.
• is defined as the form of potential
energy stored within atoms and
molecules. Usually, it’s the energy
stored within chemical bonds, but it’s
also the energy of the electron
arrangement of ions and atoms.
CHEMICAL ENERGY
 is energy that travels through
space.

it is energy from light,

RADIANT
ENERGY magnetism, or electromagnetic
radiation.
electromagnetic energy is also
called radiant energy.
RADIANT
ENERGY
 ELECTRICAL ENERGY
• this energy is associated with
the motions of electric charges
(electric currents).
• the force is electrical attraction
or repulsion between charged
particles.
ELECTRICAL ENERGY
 NUCLEAR ENERGY
• fundamental nuclear forces are involved, and the
rearrangement of nuclear particles to form different nuclei
results in the release of energy as some of the mass of the
nuclei is converted into energy.
• is the use of nuclear reactions that release nuclear
energy to generate heat, which most frequently is
then used in steam turbines to produce electricity in
a nuclear power plant.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
 HISTORY OF
ENERGY
CONSUMPTION
PRESENT
GLOBAL
ENERGY
USE
PRESENT
GLOBAL
ENERGY
USE
 THINGS 1. Why is it
2. As a Science
Teacher what are
WORTH important for us to
know the energy
the things, we need
to instill to our youth
TO THINK consumption for
the world today?
today that may
help them to use
ABOUT; our energy wisely?