Waves transfer inertia rather than matter. It's the same thing that happens when one pool ball hits another - the first pool ball stops while the second pool ball starts moving - except in this case it's billions upon billions of molecules of water (or air, if you're talking about sound waves) pushing against each other. so, when you shout 'Hai!' in good aikido fashion, your lungs contract, forcing air out of your mouth. that air uses up its energy compressing the air that's already around you, and that (newly compressed) air decompresses, pushing against the air a little farther away, which compresses and pushes against air a little bit farther than that, and so on. the original air pushed out of your lungs might travel a couple of feet, but the compression wave it creates can be transferred from molecule to molecule for a very long distance.
Matter is always in the form of particles (atoms, molecules, etc.). For it to flow, the atoms have to move from one place to another. Energy can move from some matter to other matter without moving the matter. Example: an ice cube warming up but not yet melting has energy flowing into it, but matter is not flowing. When it starts to melt, matter (in the form of water molecules) flows out.
when you add thermal energy to matter, the matter starts moving faster.
kinetic energy
Mechanical Energy
Heat is thermal energy moving from one substance to another.
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Matter is always in the form of particles (atoms, molecules, etc.). For it to flow, the atoms have to move from one place to another. Energy can move from some matter to other matter without moving the matter. Example: an ice cube warming up but not yet melting has energy flowing into it, but matter is not flowing. When it starts to melt, matter (in the form of water molecules) flows out.
energy of motion
Kinetic energy.
when you add thermal energy to matter, the matter starts moving faster.
kinetic energy
Yes, all matter has energy. It's called potential energy
Mechanical Energy
Heat is thermal energy moving from one substance to another.
when you add thermal energy to matter, the matter starts moving faster.
kinetic energy
energy is matter moving at the speed of light (e=mc2)