No. Most chemical energy is potential (stored) energy. Energy that is released by chemical reactions is a form of kinetic energy.
The energy content of food is measured in calories (actually kilocalories are used), and it is absorbed by the body by chemical (or biochemical) action, so yes it is chemical energy
A battery uses a chemical action to produce direct current electrical energy.
Solar energy is fixed into chemical energy through photosynthesis. This action takes place in chloroplasts and synthesizes glucose out of water and carbon dioxide.
Burning a candle or causing oxidation of a chemical. You can also create heat by placing sodium metal in water (caution, this is dangerous).
chemical energy is stored energy in a chemical itself. OR energy stored in chemical bonds of molecules
Chemical energy is a form or potential energy or stored energy, although this can change to kinetic energy (moving energy).
Chemical compounds with energy locked in their chemical bonds and where this energy is easily released bu the action of oxidation.
Chemical compounds with energy locked in their chemical bonds and where this energy is easily released bu the action of oxidation.
The energy content of food is measured in calories (actually kilocalories are used), and it is absorbed by the body by chemical (or biochemical) action, so yes it is chemical energy
No, it's an action.
You will have to specify what action? If you mean movement, a moving object has kinetic energy and energy could have been transferred from a release of chemical or potential energy.
A battery uses a chemical action to produce direct current electrical energy.
Chemical energy I should think, though if it gets warm through chemical action there would also be thermal energy.
Solar energy is fixed into chemical energy through photosynthesis. This action takes place in chloroplasts and synthesizes glucose out of water and carbon dioxide.
chemical energy
Burning a candle or causing oxidation of a chemical. You can also create heat by placing sodium metal in water (caution, this is dangerous).
Kinetic energy is produced. The energy your muscles use is chemical energy, which is gotten by food. The muscles do an action, therefore giving off kinetic energy.