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Concepto de energía eólica. El ODE ofrece información sobre qué es la energía eólica, cómo se aprovecha y qué ventajas e inconvenientes ofrece. Se acompaña esta información de una imagen de un parque ...
Concepto de energía térmica. El ODE ofrece información sobre cuál es el origen de la energía térmica y qué es el calor. Se acompaña esta información de dos animaciones Flash con las que se visualiza e ...
The educational resource shows information about the energy sources: energy sources are the resources which exist in nature from which human beings can obtain energy which they can use for their activ ...
The educational resource shows information about the concept windy energy and its advantages and its disadvantages.
The educational resource shows information about the concept of thermal energy: thermal energy is due to the movement of the particles which make up matter. The particles of a body at a low temperatur ...
Concepto de la energía maremotriz. El ODE ofrece información sobre qué es la energía maremotriz, cómo se aprovecha y qué ventajas e inconvenientes ofrece. Se acompaña esta información de una imagen de ...
Electrical energy is caused by the movement of the electric charges inside conductors. This energy fundamentally produces 3 types of effects: luminous, thermal and magnetic.The following visual tries ...
The educational resource shows information about the concept of chemical energy: chemical energy is what is produced in chemical reactions. An energy cell or a battery possess this type of energy. The ...
The educational resource shows information about the concept of natural gas: Natural gas has a similar origin to oil and is usually found forming a layer or deposit on the top of oil fields. It is for ...
The educational resource shows information about the concept hydraulic energy and its advantages and its disadvantages.
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