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ch 7,8 omni 8 sci test

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The thermal energy transferred from objects at a high temperature to objects at a lower temperature heat
Substances that do not conduct thermal energy very well thermal insulators
temperature at which all molecular motion stops absolute zero
one of the ways heat is transferred, over a distance, without a medium radiation
shows how the physical state of water changes over time as its temperature increases heating curve
phase change 'skips' a step sublimation
only the SURFACE of a liquid is changing from liquid to a gas evaporation
for a substance, it is the same as its freezing point melting point
a measure of how 'sticky' a liquid is surface tension
When atoms combine chemically, they can form these molecules
defined as having mass and takes up space matter
the capacity to absorb heat (water's is high) specific heat
transfer of thermal energy by the movement of liquid or a gas convection
atmospheric 'blankets' of water vapor, carbon dioxide, and methane greenhouse gases
a measure of the resistance a liquid has to flowing viscosity
its wavelengths are reflected by object reason we see something a particular color
a chemical property where metal is oxidized rusting
SI unit for mass kilogram
one cubic centimeter one milliliter
type of change exhibited by a trash can with a bad odor chemical
ability of a substance to be 'pounded into a thin sheet' malleability
ability to allow heat to move through it thermal conductivity
like charges repel, and opposite charges attract law of electric charges
part of a solar panel that converts the sun's energy into electrical energy photocell
how a ruler gets to be negatively charged by electrons that are "wiped" from a cloth to a ruler friction
Charging of an object by 'conduction' must involve this contact
its what the air inside a hot air balloon becomes as that air is heated less dense
its what all matter has as long as its particles are in motion kinetic energy
happens during the 'horizontal line portions' of a heating curve phase changes
measurement of amount of matter per unit of space density
has waves with highest frequency 'g' end of RaMIVUXG
has a wave with the largest wavelength 'r' end of RaMIVUXG
type of wave that delivers its energy parallel to the direction of wave's particle motion. longitudinal
type of wave that delivers its energy perpendicular to the direction of wave's particle motion. transverse
amount of energy that is lost during the transfer of thermal energy never 0%, always some
type of a mixture where you can see the different parts within it are not equal distributed heterogeneous
type of mixture where its parts are evenly mixed, and you can not see any difference within it homogeneous
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