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glee2
When you drop a rubber ball and let it bounce. When it is at the peek of it's bounce or the bottom of it's bounce it has potential energy, when it starts to fall or go up it is kinetic energy.
AL2006
-- Plug the charger into the wall and use it to charge a battery.

         electrical energy  ===>  chemical energy

After that:

-- Use the battery to run my electric trimmer and trim my beard.

           chemical energy  ===>  kinetic energy

OR . . .

-- Use the battery to operate my phone when I'm out of the house.

           chemical energy  ===>  back to electrical energy

OR . . .

-- Use the battery to run my little pocket radio when I'm jogging

            chemical energy  ===>  sound energy

OR . . .

-- Use the battery to run my hand-warming-gloves while I shovel snow

             chemical energy  ===>  heat energy      

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