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what is energy?   the ability to do work or cause change  
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what are two general kinds of energy?   kinetic and potential  
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what is kinetic energy?   the energy of motion  
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Greek for kinetic means   moving  
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what is potential energy?   energy that is stored and held in readiness and has potential to do work  
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what are two types of potential energy?   elastic and gravitational  
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what is elastic potential energy?   potential energy associated with objects that can be stretched or compressed  
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what is gravitational potential energy?   potential energy that depends on height  
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what is energy stored in?   fuels  
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what is a fuel?   a material that stores chemical potential energy  
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coal, petroleum, and natural gas are all known as   fossil fuels  
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what is temperature?   the measure of the average kinetic energy of the partials in a substance  
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what are the three temperature scales?   Fahrenheit, Celsius, and kelvin  
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AZ= -460 WF= 32 WB= 212   Fahrenheit  
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AZ= -273 WF= 0 WB= 100   Celsius  
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AZ= 0 WF= 273 WB= 373   Kelvin  
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what is thermal energy?   the total energy of all particles within an object  
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what is heat?   thermal energy that moves from a warmer object to a cooler object  
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what is heat transferred by?   conduction, convection, and radiation  
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what is conduction?   the way heat is transferred from one particle of matter to another without the movement itself  
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what is convection?   the movement that transfers heat within the water.  
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what is radiation?   the transfer of energy by electromagnetic waves  
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what is a conductor?   a material that conducts heat well like metals such as silver and stainless steel  
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what is an insulator?   a material that does not conduct heat well such as wood, wool, straw paper, and cork  
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what are the 3 states of matter?   solid, liquid, and gas  
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how will matter change from one state to another   when thermal energy is absorbed or released  
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what is melting point?   the temperature at which a solid changes to a liquid  
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what is freezing point?   when a substance changes from a liquid to a solid  
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what is boiling point?   the temperature at which a liquid boils  
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what is vaporization?   the process by which matter changes from the liquid to the gas state  
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what is condensation?   a change from the gas state to the liquid state  
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what is evaporation?   vaporization that takes place at the surface of a liquid  
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what are the layers of the atmosphere?   troposphere, stratosphere, mesosphere, and thermosphere  
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what are the 2 layers of the thermosphere?   the ionosphere and the exosphere  
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what is the weather instrument that is used to measure air pressure?   barometer  
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what is the weather instrument that is used to measure air temperature?   thermometer  
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what is the weather instrument that is used to measure wind velocity?   anemometer  
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what is the weather instrument that is used to measure wind direction?   wind vane  
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what is the weather instrument that is used to measure precipitation?   rain gauge  
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what is the weather instrument that is used to measure relative humidity   psychrometer  
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