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What type of energy does a stick of unlit dynamite demonstrate?
Chemical potential energy.
Is a stick of dynamite kinetic energy?
Dynamite's explosive power comes from the nitroglycerin inside of it, which is very sensitive to shock. If caught inside of an explosion, dynamite would go off.
Which form of energy does it take when dynamite explode?
carbon dioxide?
Is a stick of unit dynamite an example of kinetic energy?
true
What energy conversion occurs when a stick of dynamite explodes?
Chemical energy into heat, light, sound and very rapid motion.
What type of energy does a stick of unlit dynamite demonstrate?
Chemical potential energy.
How dynamite release their energy?
A lot of gunpowder or whatever it has, I think the fuse lights the gunpowder and it explodes!
Is a stick of dynamite kinetic energy?
Dynamite's explosive power comes from the nitroglycerin inside of it, which is very sensitive to shock. If caught inside of an explosion, dynamite would go off.
What kind of energy does dynamite produce?
It produces kinetic energy I think?
What is the difference between nuclear dynamite and regular dynamite?
Nuclear dynamite contain atoms with high energy so it can blow a large area whereas normal dynamite is just the opp..
A dynamite explosion converts chemical energy to?
Mechanical energy (Blast waves) and thermal energy (Heat)
What is dynamite roll and California roll?
Dynamite and California rolls are a Western type of Sushi. The dynamite rolls are especially good because they are made with tempura.
The source of the energy when dynamite explodes is?
Chemical Energy.
Which form of energy does it take when dynamite explode?
carbon dioxide?
Is a stick of unit dynamite an example of kinetic energy?
true
True or false a stick of unlit dynamite is an example of kinetic energy?
False, it is chemical energy
What does dynamite stand for?
Dynamite was the name chosen by Alfred Nobel for his creation- an explosive made by soaking nitrogycerin into an aborbent type of earth. This was MUCH safer to transport and use than pure nitroglycerin. The name was chosen to portray energy- kind of catchy, huh?
