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There are two types of energy

potential energy is stored energy

a example of potential energy is a tire at the top of a hill it has the potential to roll down the hill using the stored potential energy.

kinetic energy is waves, electrons & atoms

a example of knetic energy is a light bulb as you know a light doesnt just give off light it gives off heat aswell which are both radiant forms of knetic energy the further away from the sources the more spread out and weaker the effect is.

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It depends on how you define "thing"

Everything which has mass is made of atoms. Therefore physical objects such as stars, planets, asteroids and your sister are all made from atoms. However, if you broaden the definition of "things" to include concepts such as light, sound and heat which exist only as energy, as well as abstract concepts such as numbers and souls which exist only in our minds, these things obviously have no physical presence and are not made of atoms. Simply put, atoms themselves are made up of protons, neutrons, and electrons, so even atoms aren't made up of atoms, they're made up of even smaller things. Protons and neutrons are made up of quarks, so you can see that atoms are hardly the smallest thing in the universe. Now, if you want get get really weird, there is this thing called dark matter, the missing part of the universe. Scientists know, based on measurements of the movements of distant galaxies, that there has to be so much stuff in the universe, but the part that is made up of atoms, ordinary matter like you me, and this computer, are only a small part of what has to be out there, only around 5%. We don't know what it is, but it is far more numerous than ordinary matter, and it is undoubtedly not made up of atoms.

So no, not only is everything in the universe not made up of atoms, only about 5% is. How's that for mind-blowing?

For people that want the short story: energy is not made of matter, and we dont know what dark matter is because it doesnt react with light or regular matter, so it could be made of anything.

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Yes, Everything that you can possibly think of is made up of atoms. Atoms are the smallest element, but that's a whole different lesson.

All matter is composed of atoms!

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I think so. If atoms are concentrated energy, and everything is made up of atoms then everything must be made of energy, right?

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No, rather, atoms are made up of energy. The atom is essentially an incredible concentration of energy.

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Yes. There are atoms in everything. Even in you. There will be atoms in solids, liquids and gases.

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What is the basic building block of the universe?

All the universe is made from atoms.


What is a atom that is made of atoms of more than one type bound together?

There is no such thing as an atom made of atoms. A molecule made of atoms of different types is a molecular compound.


Is everything made out of molecule's?

Not really. In part, this depends what you include in "everything". Most of the normal matter around us is made out of molecules. This includes solids, liquids, and gases. But please note that:* Some matter consists of individual atoms. "Molecules" are understood to have 2 or more atoms in a group. This includes most of the matter in stars - there it is too hot for the atoms to group to molecules.* Empty space is not "made up of" either atoms or molecules.* For every kilogram of normal matter in the Universe, there are at least 5 kilograms of some strange "dark matter". Nobody really knows what it is made of, but it's definitely not atoms or molecules.* Then there is the even stranger "dark energy" - there's even more of that in the Universe.* Light is made up of photons, not molecules or atoms.


What are materials made of nonmetallic metals?

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What are some real life examples of molecules?

Molecules are every where. Most objects in the universe are made of atoms; and atoms are the base structure of molecules. For example, Hydrogen is an atom and exists as the molecule H2. Water is molecule with the formula H2O and consists of 2 hydrogen atoms and 1 oxygen atom. Vinegar or acetic acid is a molecule with the formula CH3COOH.

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