Well, I suppose that the energy must be passed through a medium of sorts if that is what you are asking.mathman said:What sort of reaction are you thinking of when you talk about energy transfer?
I never really thought of that but I suppose that the energy source could have been the annihilation of two particlesmathman said:What is the source of energy in this scenario?
Thank you for the answer.mathman said:In that case usually two photons are produced, which go off in opposite directions as radiation.
If it has nowhere to transfer then it stays where it is.Agave tequilana said:I am wondering what happens to energy when it has nowhere to transfer
This is correct. Energy is always associated with some system of matter, fields, particles, etc.Agave tequilana said:it doesn't make sense to me that energy can be pure
Thank you for the clarification.Dale said:If it has nowhere to transfer then it stays where it is.This is correct. Energy is always associated with some system of matter, fields, particles, etc.
Agave tequilana said:I am wondering what happens to energy when it has nowhere to transfer
Thank you for the clarification.Shreyas Samudra said:Then it's stored as potential energy !
Energy transfer is the process of energy moving from one system or object to another. This can occur through various means such as heat, work, or electromagnetic radiation.
If energy has nowhere to transfer, it will remain in its current form or state. This can lead to an increase in the energy of the system, resulting in a rise in temperature or an increase in potential energy.
No, according to the law of conservation of energy, energy cannot be created or destroyed. It can only be converted from one form to another. Therefore, even if energy has nowhere to transfer, it will still exist in some form.
The transfer of energy can have various impacts on the environment depending on the type and amount of energy being transferred. For example, the transfer of heat energy can lead to changes in temperature and affect weather patterns, while the transfer of electromagnetic radiation can have effects on living organisms.
Yes, energy transfer can be harnessed through various means such as using renewable energy sources like solar, wind, or hydro power. These sources harness the energy from the sun, wind, and water and convert it into usable forms such as electricity.