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| the ability to cause changes in matter |
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| the energy in motion or the energy in use |
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| the energy an object has because of its place or its condion |
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| the charge obtained by its gains or loses |
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| the attraction or repulsion of objects due to their charges |
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| the flow of electrons from negetively charged objects to positively charged objects |
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| a matrial that conducts electrons easily |
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| the path along which electri=ons can flow |
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| a material that does not carry electrons |
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| a material that resists the flow of electrons some way |
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| a temporary magnet made by passing electric current through a wire coiled arround an iron bar |
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| the light energy that bounces off objects |
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| bending of light rays when the pass through a substance |
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| a clear piece of material that bends,refracts,light rays passing through it. |
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| an element of sound determined by the speed which sound waves move |
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| the average kinetic energyof all the molecules in an object |
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| the transfer of thermal energy from one substance to another |
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| the direct transfer of heat between objects that touch |
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| the transfer of heat as a result of the mixing of a liquid or a gas |
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| the transfer of thermal energy by elcetromagnet waves |
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