| kinetic energy |
1. The energy of a working fluid caused by its motion. 2. Energy related to the fluid of dynamic pressure, 12 pV2.
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| kinetic energy |
is energy of motion. Remember roller coasters? A car that moves faster has more kinetic energy than a car that moves slower. Atoms have "Kinetic Energy" too because they move. The atoms in a hot object move faster than atoms in a cold object. The atoms in a hot object have more kinetic energy than the atoms in a cold object. Adding heat to a substance will make the atoms vibrate more and when heat leaves the substance; the atoms will vibrate less.
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| kinetic energy |
The energy inherent in a substance because of its motion, expressed as a function of its velocity and mass, or MV 2 /2.
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| kinetic energy |
The energy possessed by a moving body. The ability of a body to do work by virtue of its motion. Energy associated with motion.
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| kinetic energy |
The energy a body has by virtue of its motion. The kinetic energy is the work done by an external force to bring the body from rest to a particular state of motion. See: work.
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