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kinetic energy, n a property of a particle that describes the energy of motion and directly correlates with the particle's rate of motion. For example, transfer of gaseous particles is an important factor in the field of aromatherapy. |
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The law of conservation of energy ensures that when the two balls collide, the cue ball will transfer some of its kinetic energy (energy of motion) to the colored one. The speeding molecules typically lose their extra kinetic energy in one of two ways: They transfer it as heat to another molecule via a collision, or they radiate a photon. The REXTM from SCIFIT features the new Orbi-Linear exercise movement designed to build kinetic energy as the user's legs move in a natural orbital motion, and their arms in a smooth arc. |
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