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anything that occupies space and has a mass MATTER
a salad dressing is an example of this type of mixture HETEROGENEOUS
when two or more substances are combined MIXTURE
an ice cube that turns into water is this kind of change PHYSICAL
sugar water is an example of this mixture HOMOGENOUS
photosynthesis is an example of this type of process CHEMICAL
color is an example of this property PHYSICAL
what is an example of an element OXYGEN, CARBON, GOLD...
when a liquid turns into a solid FREEZING
when two or more pure substances occur in a fixed ratio COMPOUND
the measure of gravitational pull on an object WEIGHT
the amount of space an object occupies VOLUME
when the volume of a gas is kept constant; the pressure and temperature are __________ proportinal DIRECTLY
when the pressure of a gas is kept constant; the volume and the temperature are ___________ proportional DIRECTLY
when the temperature a gas is kept constant; the volume and pressure are _______________ proportional INVERSELY
frost in the wintertime DEPOSITION
liquid to gas VAPORIZATION
mothballs that disappear in the closet SUBLIMATION
a gas to a liquid CONDENSATION
a candle burning MELTING
a liquid to a solid FREZING
a name the three states of matter SOLID, LIQUID, GAS
gave four examples of physical properties COLOR ODOR, SHAPE, TEXTURE
list two characteristics of solids DEFINITE SHAPE DEFINITE VOLUME
list two characteristics of liquids DEFINITE VOLUME INDEFINITE SHAPE
list two characteristics of gasses INDEFINITE SHAPE INDEFINITE VOLUME
explain gas behavior in terms of volume and pressure when a balloon is inflated and deflated .........
explain the difference between physical and chemical changes .........
the ability to to work ENERGY
energy of position POTENTIAL ENERGY
energy of movement KINETIC ENERGY
potential energy is depended on this phenomenon POSITION
all particles of matter are on constant motion KINETIC MOLECULAR THEORY
a measure of the average kinetic energy of all the particles of an object THERMAL ENERGY\ TEMPERATURE
unit of measurement of temperature FERENHIT, CELCUS, KELVIN
temperature that has an absolute zero KELVIN
a type of instrument used to measure temperature THERMOMETER
the flow of energy from an object with a high temperature to a object with a lower temperature HEAT
trhe amount of energy needed to raise 1g of water by 1 C 1 CAL.
materils that conduct heat well CONDUCTORS
an example of radiation SUNS RAYS
an example of a conductor of heat METAL
the process of energy transfer that occurs in liquids and gasses CONVECTION
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