Vroom! How Does A Car Engine Work for Kids. Baby Professor

      Vroom!

      How a Car Engine Works for Kids

      Speedy Publishing LLC

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      Copyright 2016

      All Rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or used in any way or form or by any means whether electronic or mechanical, this means that you cannot record or photocopy any material ideas or tips that are provided in this book

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      Starting a car is as simple as turning a key. But have you ever wondered what really happens? Every car has an engine below the hood.

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      An engine is a machine that uses many different parts to convert fuel into energy, or power. An engine creates enough power to make the car move.

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      Just like your body converts food into energy to move, a car engine converts gasoline into motion. Some newer cars, known as hybrids, also use electricity from batteries. Some get energy from the sun, using solar panels.

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      When your body needs fuel, you feed it food. When your car needs fuel, you “feed” it gasoline. The process of converting gasoline into power is called “internal combustion”.

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