Define and describe each of the following forms of energy and then classify each as either: potential energy, kinetic energy, or a transfer of some quantity of energy. chemical, elastic ,electric (circuits), electromagnetic (light, x rays, microwaves, etc) , gravitational, heat, movement of mass, nuclear, sound, static electric, thermal work

Explanation:

Potential energy:   It is an energy stored in an object due to its position.

Chemical energy: It is an energy stored in a bonds of a chemical compound and this energy is released during the reaction in the form of heat. Elastic energy: It is a stored potential energy in an elastic object when subjected to any deformation or change in shape. Gravitational energy : It is an energy possessed by an object due its position in a gravitational field. Electric energy: Energy due to flow of charged particles. It is a type of a stored potential energy due to relative position of charged particle .Nuclear energy  : it is an energy stored in a nucleus of an atom. This energy kept the particles present inside the nucleus binded together. Static electricity: It is  an electricity which arises due to presence of imbalance in charge within or on the surface of the material.

Transfer of some quantity of energy:

Heat energy: Transfer or flow of energy from one object to another in form of heat. This transfer is due to difference in temperature of two objects. Electromagnetic energy:  It is an form of energy emitted by the magnetic field and electric field vibrating perpendicular to each other while propagation of the electromagnetic wave. Energy transfer takes place in from of electromagnetic wave.Sound energy  ; it is the energy produced by the vibration of sound waves. the energy transferred from one substance to another in form of sound wave.

Kinetic energy: Its an energy possessed by an object due its motion.

Movement of mass  : It is an energy which leads to movement of the mass of an object.Thermal work : It is an energy posses by the body due to movement of the particles.

Since there is the same amount of agn03 in both silver chloride and silver nitrate they produce the same amount of moles. therefore silver chloride produces the same amount of silver nitrate, so your answer is 15.0 moles of silver nitrate. i hope this !