Lecture

Introduction: Energy Conversion and Units

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Description

This lecture covers the fundamental concepts of energy conversion and physical units related to energy, including the energy balance in human bodies, physical units of energy and power, energy scales from microscopic to large scale, examples of energy and power content, and the importance of energy management and the circular economy. It also discusses the contributions of nature in providing energy sources and the necessity of efficient energy storage and supply chain integration.

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