We depend on electricity to carry out various tasks. Electric energy provides us with light to see in the dark. It powers our smartphones, televisions, and computers. It even powers our trains and vehicles. Put simply, electrical energy is the driving force of our economy and our modern lives. While electrical energy today can be …
Radiant energy or electromagnetic radiation (EMR) is the energy that is transmitted without the movement of mass. In layman’s language, this is the energy found in light (visible waves) or radio and x-ray (invisible waves). The energy is carried in particles called photons. Almost anything that has temperature gives off radiant energy. So, some of …
Chemical energy is the potential energy stored in the bonds of atoms and molecules. The potential energy is released once these bonds are broken. The energy can be released in the form of thermal energy or heat. When you break the bonds, these atoms tend to move faster, colliding with each other in the process. …
There are many forms or types of energy including potential, kinetic, electrical, mechanical, and gravitational among others. Each of the mentioned forms can be transformed or converted to other forms to accomplish certain tasks. For instance, in a hydroelectric dam, the kinetic energy of water is converted into electrical energy. Our bodies also convert chemical …