Page 2: Detailed Energy Forms
This page provides comprehensive explanations of thermal, nuclear, chemical, and electrical energy forms, using the mnemonic device "MR. CENT" to help remember all six forms.
Definition: Thermal energy is produced when rising temperature causes atoms to move faster and collide.
Example: Chemical energy is demonstrated in fuel, food, and batteries.
Highlight: Electrical energy is considered a secondary form of energy, generated at power plants or in batteries.
Vocabulary: Nuclear energy is stored in atomic nuclei and released through fusion or fission.





