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5 Science Chapter 6

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Term
Definition
force   a push or pull; necessary for motion  
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gravity   the force of attraction that exists between any pair of objects  
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matter   anything that takes up space & has mass & weight  
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contact force   the force that occurs when object pushes against another  
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friction   the force that resists motion  
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lodestones   a piece of naturally magnetized iron ore  
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work   the result of a force moving an object  
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energy   the ability to do work  
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chemical energy   a special form of potential energy stored in the bonds that hold molecules & chemical compounds together; released as heat  
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kinetic energy   energy of motion  
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potential energy   stored energy  
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transfer of energy   occurs when one object gives some or all of its energy to another object  
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engine   a device that converts energy from a natural source into useful work  
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condenser   a device that converts gases or vapors to a liquid state  
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combustion   burning  
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fluid   a substance that can flow from one place to another; such as a liquid or gas  
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cylinder   of an engine, a hollow, cylinder-shaped compartment in which a piston moves back & forth  
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piston   a disk that moves back & forth inside a hollow cylilnder  
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octane number   a number indicating the anti-knock quality of a gasoline  
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turbine   a wheel of curved blades that spins a drive shaft; changes the force exerted by things such as wind or pressurized gases into rotary motion  
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turbofan   a jet engine with a large fan at the very front  
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turboprop   a jet engine used to power a propeller  
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ramjet   a jet engine that can a function only at high speeds because it has no turbine  
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missile   a guided military rocket  
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payload   the cargo that is carried in the nose of rocket  
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attract   opposite poles or charges __________ each other when they are brought close together  
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repel   like poles or charges ________ each other when they are brought close together  
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wind power   sails, windmills & wind turbines are devices that harness this kind of power  
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water wheel   device developed to harness the power of moving water  
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gas and liquids   states of matter that have no permanent shape  
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diffusion   tendency of gases to spread themselves out thinly  
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melting point   temperature at which a solid changes into a liquid  
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freezing poing   temperature at which a liquid changes into a solid  
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32   degree Fahrenheit temperature of melting and freezing point of water  
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boiling point   temperature at which a liquid changes into a gas  
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condensation point   temperature at which a gas changes into a liquid  
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212   degree Fahrenheit temperature of boiling and condensation point of water  
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diesel   type of internal combustion engine that produces no spark  
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rocket   type of engine that carries its own supply of oxygen  
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oxidants   oxygen rich compounds  
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propellant   fuel & oxidants that combine to form expanding gases which pus h the rocket forward  
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solid fuel rocket   type of rocket that use propellants  
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liquid fuel rocket   type of rocket that burns a liquid fuel after mixing it with a liquid oxygen  
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