6th CK SCIENCE HEAT & ENERGY SET 4 (s-w +diatoms!) COMPLETED
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Specific heat | the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of one kilogram of a substance by one kelvin.
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Sublimation | solids that are heated and turn directly into a gas without ever becoming a liquid (ex. Carbon dioxide [dry ice], iodine)
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Temperature: | measures how fast object particles are moving (measures kinetic energy)
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Thermal energy | internal energy of an object due to the kinetic energy of its atoms and/or molecules.
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Thermal expansion | the expansion of matter when it is heated.
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Thermometer | an instrument that uses alcohol, a crystal, or mercury to measure the temperature of an object
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Thermostat | a device that regulates temperature
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Thermogram | image of an object made by measuring the infrared light it gives off
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Three Mile Island | The location of an accident in 1979 in a nuclear power plant
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Toxic waste | A general term used to refer to chemical compounds produced by industry which, if they are ingested or breathed in by humans, can cause physiological damage.
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Uranium 235 | the most common fuel used by fission reactors to create nuclear power
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Vaporization | the process by which matter changes from the liquid to the gas state.
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Viscosity | the resistance of a liquid to flow
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Wave Energy | any form of energy that travels in waves: sound, light and electromagnetic energy
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Work | the transfer of energy
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Diatoms | the layer of materials formerly known as dead animals; used to make oil and natural gas
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