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The microwaves used to heat food have a wavelenght of 125m what is the enegry of one photon of the microwave radiation?
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A limiting factor for using nuclear energy is the what it produces?
i think it is nucler enegry A limiting factor for using nuclear enegry is the what it produces is enegry transformation.
What does a generator turn mechancal enegry or heat engry into?
Electrical enegry or elecrical engry.
What is the difference between forms and types of energy?
enegry unstill
Wind is an example of the energy of what?
wind is an example of motion enegry
What type of energy will turn on a light bulb?
it will turn into a electrail enegry
What energy source does a microwave use?
They are powered by electricity of course, but the generate microwaves (an electromagnetic wave, like light - but of a higher frequency). We are surrounded by microwaves from the sun, satalites, and radiation from electrical dewvices, but microwaves concentrate the energy - heat happens where "beams" cross and excite the molecules of what they are passing through (i.e. heat).
What is the change of a liquid into a gas that takes place when enegry is added to the liquid?
Liquid turns into gas because of heat radiation of heated liquid.
Is lighting enegry?
lighting is enegry do to it bolt.
How do stars get their enegry?
They get enegry by giant clouds of dust called nebulae.
A limiting factor for using nuclear energy is the what it produces?
i think it is nucler enegry A limiting factor for using nuclear enegry is the what it produces is enegry transformation.
What does a generator turn mechancal enegry or heat engry into?
Electrical enegry or elecrical engry.
What is powers of erosion?
enegry
What is a source of enegry for evapotranspiration?
sunlight
Does lightning have chemical enegry in it?
yes it does
What is primitive enegry?
solar energy
Is snow and ice gives off enegry so the winter storm has enegry to have a winter storm?
this question doesn't make any sense :)
Is there another word for water enegry?
Hydroelectric
