| A | B |
|---|
| another name for light energyr | radient energy |
| radiated heat energy | infra red light |
| resleased energy that moves through air in pressure waves | definition of sound energy |
| energy that an object has due to its position | gravitaitional energy, potential energy, potential gravitational energy |
| energy of movement | kenetic energy |
| mechanical energy | potential energy plus kenitic energy |
| energy stored in bonds that link atoms to make molecules | definition of chemical energy |
| waves light travels in | electromagnetic |
| energy of movement of particles | definition of heat energy |
| energy stored in nucleus of atoms | definition of nuclear energy |
| heat moving by touch | conduction |
| heat moving in moving fluids | convection currents |
| examples of chemical energy | food, fuels that can be burned |
| Example of nuclear energy | stars |
| Specific heat of water | 4.2 |
| Formula for measuring heat transfer to water | change in temp x grams x 4.2 |
| a change from solid to gas | sublimation |
| liquid seems to disapear into the gas state | evaporation |
| gas changes to liquid | condensation |
| liquid quickly changes to gas, bubbling up as it does so | boiling |
| liquid changes to solid, usually thought of as a change that happens when it is very cold | freezing |
| broadest term for gas or liquid changing to a solid | solidification |
| liquid or gas to solid, terms emphasizes the organized structure of solids | crystalization |
| most tightly packed and organized state of matter | solid |
| lighting is this state of matter | plasma |
| stars are this state of matter | plasma |
