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Phisical Science

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measured in joules. work is also measured in joules potential energy
process in which scientists examine other scientists work peer review
atomic mass unit. AMU Carbon-12
an objects begining kenetic energy an ending potential energy joule
found in ionic compounds, attractive to cations, holds compounds together anion
as they gain or loose energy they move between energy levels electron
change of a solid to a gas, the opposite of sublimation deposition
statement that summarizes pattern in nature scientific law
the study of chemistry and physics physical science
a way of organizing data to show changes in related variables line graph
one of the main branches of study in physical science chemistry
matter that always have the same composition substance
if you switch containers and the volume changes it is a gas
any object that is thrown.(javelin) projectile
durability, flexibility and mass physical property
a change in size shape or temperature physical change
as it increasas the force increases pressure
volume of a gas is directly proportional to temperature charles's law
elements in the periodic table move in the same directin period
phase change where molecules become more orderly freezing
elements in the periodic table that go across in the same row group
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