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in battery it is chemical energy, from the line, it is electrical energy, through the emitter, it is the light energy.
potential energy
potential energy
Depends on how big it is (button cell, car battery?) and on its chemical type.
We run out of means to convert it. Coal is stored potential energy, if we use it all and the resulting heat energy escapes into space, we've lost that energy. World's water evaporates, no hydro power.
in battery it is chemical energy, from the line, it is electrical energy, through the emitter, it is the light energy.
Chemical energy becomes light and heat energy.
By electricity.By electricity.By electricity.By electricity.
powers the torch to give it energy
potential energy
potential energy
gravitational sounificated energy
because of the electricity in the battery
Yes, the chemical energy from the battery is converted into electrical energy.
Energy can never be destroyed or 'ran out of', it can only be changed. E.g this is how energy is used in a torch: the chemical energy in the battery is transferred into light energy (which is useful energy in this instants), and into heat energy (which is wasteful in this instants). I may have said that heat was waisted but it can be used for other things, just not in a torch)! Hope that has answered your question.
Torch equals flashlight. Battery negative connected to case switched to bulbs outside. Positive connected to the lamps bottom. Called a series circuit.
Depends on how big it is (button cell, car battery?) and on its chemical type.