"Chemical energy" doesn't really have any other commonly used names. It's a specific term referring to the energy stored in the bonds between atoms and molecules.

However, you might come across related terms that are used in specific contexts:

* Potential energy: This is a general term for stored energy, and chemical energy is a type of potential energy.

* Bond energy: This refers specifically to the energy released or absorbed when bonds are formed or broken.

* Stored energy: This is a broad term that could refer to any type of energy that is not currently being used, including chemical energy.

It's important to note that these terms have different meanings and are not interchangeable with "chemical energy."