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Chap2vocPH6

vocabulary for chap 2 Prentice Hall 6th grade

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Definite volume and definite shape solid
. Definite volume but no definite shape liquid
No definite shape nor volume gas
resistance of a liquid to flow viscosity
plastics, rubber and glass (particles not arranged in a regular pattern) amorphous solid
regular repeating pattern (salt, sugar, sand, and snow) crystalline solid
when a solid melts melting point
measure of the average energy of particles temperature
force of its outward push divided by the area of the walls of the container pressure
pressure increase, volume decreases Boyle's Law
when temperature decreases, volume decreases Charles' Law
Flows from warmer substance to a cooler substance Thermal energy
Lose energy to become a liquid condensation
Specific temperature at which a liquid boils boiling point
Liquid gains enough energy to become a gas evaporation
Surface particles of a solid gain enough energy to become a gas sublimation
Takes place only on the surface of a liquid evaporation
A diagram that shows how two variables are related. graph
A term used to describe the relationship between two variables whose graph is a straight line passing through the point.Also the relationship in Charles Law (Temp - up , volume - up) directly proportional
Shows the relationship on a graph with the line curving steeply close to the vertical axis and less steep close to the horizontal axis in a graph. Also shown in Boyle's Law as (volume - decrease, pressure - increase) inversely proportional
Change in state from a solid to a liquid. melting
Change in state from a liquid to a solid. freezing
Second kind of vaporization that takes place inside the liquid as well as at the surface. boiling
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