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| 1. | A measuer of the force of gravity on an object, |
| 3. | His principle has to do with buoyancy and displacement |
| 4. | having to do with the first step in the scientific method |
| 5. | The maximum velocity an object can achieve |
| 6. | A substance that can flow and easily change shape |
| 7. | The type of heat transfer that takes place through an open space and having to do with electromagnetic waves. |
| 9. | His principle has to do with flight |
| 11. | The temperature at which no more energy can be removed. |
| 14. | The amount of mass in an object |
| 15. | Heat transfer caused by the rising of a heated fluid and the sinking of a cooler fluid |
| 17. | A push or a pull |
| 19. | The type of energy that has to do with motion. |
| 20. | The average kinetic energy of all of the particles of matter in a subtance |
| 21. | On the Fahrenheit scale this is 32 degrees |
| 23. | The tendency of an object to resist a change in its motion |
| 25. | The final step in the scientific method. |
| 26. | This state of matter has a definite volume and a definite shape |
| 30. | The particles in an substance in this state of matter are the most disorganized |