| fluid | | A measuer of the force of gravity on an object, |
| absolutezero | | His principle has to do with pressure |
| question | | A place or an object used for comparison to determine if an object is in motion. |
| kinetic | | The result when you divide distance by time |
| force | | The expansion of matter as it is heated |
| archimedes | | The force that pulls objects toward Earth. |
| acceleration | | This state of matter has a definite volume but not a definite shape |
| solid | | The amount of mass in an object |
| conclusion | | The particles in an substance in this state of matter are the most disorganized |
| boiling | | when vaporization happens on and below the surface of a liquid |
| freezingpoint | | A push or a pull |
| kelvin | | The final step in the scientific method. |
| gravity | | The heat transfer in which there is contact of the particles, but not movement |
| weight | | A material that does not allow heat or electricity to flow freely through it |
| referencepoint | | The type of energy that has to do with motion. |
| radiation | | The change of state from a gas to a liquid |
| convection | | His principle has to do with flight |
| insulator | | They type of energy that is stored. |
| temperature | | The average kinetic energy of all of the particles of matter in a subtance |
| conduction | | The result when you multiply mass times velocity |
| potential | | On the Fahrenheit scale this is 32 degrees |
| speed | | A substance that can flow and easily change shape |
| density | | The temperature scale on which there is no negative temperature |
| thermalexpansion | | This state of matter has a definite volume and a definite shape |
| terminalvelocity | | Heat transfer caused by the rising of a heated fluid and the sinking of a cooler fluid |
| gas | | A change in velocity |
| condensation | | having to do with the first step in the scientific method |
| liquid | | The temperature at which no more energy can be removed. |
| bernoulli | | The type of heat transfer that takes place through an open space and having to do with electromagnetic waves. |
| pascal | | The tendency of an object to resist a change in its motion |
| momentum | | The maximum velocity an object can achieve |
| inertia | | His principle has to do with buoyancy and displacement |
