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Andy Liu, Mauricio Sandino, Hazzel Martinez- Chemical Energy

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Alexandra Ramos, Nicole Cuadra, Bryan Matthews, Maria Jose Cardenal - Electrical Energy 

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It is the energy from the nucleus of the atoms. We find it when atoms unite (fusion) or divide (fission), and we use it in nuclear reactors, nuclear bombs and in every star, like our Sun.

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Is the energy carried by electromagnetic waves, we find it wherever there are electromagnetic waves like light, microwaves, infrared, ultraviolet, x-rays, gamma rays, etc. The heat from the sun reaches earth via this type of energy, we also use it for cooking, seeing, communicating.

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Chemical to Thermal: burning fossil fuels