What is a store of energy?

Answer 1

the definition of energy is the ability to do work. For instance a calorie's ( not to be confused with Calorie which is 1000 times greater than calorie) is the amount of heat or energy needed in order to raise the temp of one gram of water up by one degree Celsius. The campfire releases energy through heat. It also uses energy by feeding off of the oxygen and wood as it's energy suppliers. With out those there would be no fire.

Answer 2

A store of energy is a physical system or device that can hold and release energy as needed. Examples include batteries, capacitors, and fuel tanks. These stores of energy allow for portable and efficient use of energy in various applications.

Answer 3

A store of energy is like what we would say as where can energy be gotten from.

Some people say that they are gotten from food but in this case we are talking about electricity. We can get energies from waves, winds, solar, wind, oil, coal and so on. Some energies are gotten from batteries(cells) e.g the radios we use, some use batteries but others use electricity. Some keyboards also use batteries. Solar power is one of the most commonly used power in Africa. Solar power is gotten from the SUN. Solar power is used for many things: electricity, food, charging of phones and so on. Some people use electricity for no reason(wastage). Some others save electricity for good reasons: for food, for education(for reading) and so on.

This answer is gotten from: Ayelo J. Yacim some people call me Ayelo J. but you can call me Ayelo. Thank you.

Answer 4

It depends on which chemical energy that you speak of.

Answer 5

No, fire is the conversion of stored chemical energy to heat energy.

Answer 6

Food; fuel; lots of chemical elements and compounds.

Answer 7

In bonds

Answer 8

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