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| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Electrical Energy | The energy of powered electrons. |
| Heat/thermal Energy | The energy of HEAT. |
| Mechanical Energy | Energy of MOVEMENT. |
| Solution | Two or more substances that are evenly MIXED. |
| Solid | State of matter where the particles are together. |
| Liquid | State of matter where particles take the form of their container. |
| Gas | State of matter where particles are far apart. |
| State of matter | A solid, liquid, or gas. |
| Sound Energy | Energy of VIBRATIONS. |
| Insulator | An object that STOPS the flow of energy. |
| Conductor | An object that lets energy flow. |
| Density | The ability for an object to sink or float. |
| Newtons | A measurement used to measure FORCE. |
| Grams | A measurement that measures WEIGHT. |
| Centimeters and inches | Measurements used to measure HEIGHT/LENGTH. |
| Solar Energy | Energy from the Sun. |
| Erosion | The MOVEMENT of objects by wind, water, and/or ice. |
| Weathering | The BREAKING of objects by wind, water, and/or ice. |
| Sir Issac Newton | Scientist that made the Laws of Gravity. |
| Solubility | The ability to dissolve in a liquid. |
| Galileo | Scientist that invented the telescope and studied Astronomy. |
| Solute | The object that can dissolve easily in a liquid. |
| Magnetism | The property of attracting to a magnet. |
| Marie Curie | French physicist who was awarded the Nobel Prize for investigations in radiation. |
| George Washington Carver | African-American scientist who developed 100 industrial uses for peanuts, peanut butter, and soybeans. |