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Year 6. Forms of Energy & Matter
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What is the difference between pure substances and mixtures?
A pure substance contains only one type of material. A mixture contains two or more types of material.
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What are non-renewable materials?
Non-renewable materials will eventually run out because they are used faster than they are produced. Examples: Fossil fuels, uranium, and plutonium.
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What are renewable materials?
Renewable materials do not run out because they are produced faster than they are used. Examples: the Sun, wind, flowing water.
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Examples of vegetable sources include…
Wood, cotton, and rubber.
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Examples of mineral sources include…
Gold, silver, iron, natural gas, and petroleum.
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Examples of animal sources include…
Wool, honey, wax, leather, and silk.
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What 3 sources can primary materials come from?
Animals, minerals, and vegetables.
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Give me examples of mixtures.
Milk/chocolate milk,
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Mixtures contain two or more pure substances. True or False?
True
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Give me examples of pure substances.
Oxygen, gold, salt, and sugar.
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Pure substances contain only ____ type of material.
One
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Wood, plastic, air, carbon, and diamond are all examples of…
Substances
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What is a substance and give me an example of one.
Substances are where matter exists. For example: wood, plastics, air, carbon, and diamonds.
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Give me an example of thermal energy.
Boiling water, touching a hot cup of coffee with your hand, a lamp.
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Thermal energy passes from warmer bodies to cooler ones. True or False?
True
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What is nuclear energy used for?
To produce electrical energy in nuclear power plants.
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Uranium and plutonium have _____ energy.
Nuclear
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What is light energy?
Energy that travels with light (for example: photosynthesis).
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Lightning is an example of _______ energy.
Electrical
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The chemical energy in food helps our body to _____.
Function
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Give me an example of potential energy.
Gravity or elastic force.
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What is potential energy?
The energy an object has due to its position.
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The faster an object is moving, the greater its ______ energy.
Kinetic
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Objects with greater mass have more______ energy.
Kinetic
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What is kinetic energy?
The movement of objects
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There are two main types of mechanical energy. They are…
Kinetic and potential energy
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All objects do NOT have mechanical energy. True or False?
False
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All changes in matter involve energy in one way or another. True or False?
True
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