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| the temperature @ which a substance changes from a liquid to a gas under normal atmospheric pressure. |
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| the temperature scale used by scientists & by people in many countries, in which water freezes @ 0" & boils @ 100". |
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| to change from a gas to a liquid. |
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| the movement of heat energy from 1 molecule to the next. |
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| material through which heat travels easily. |
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| to become smaller in size. |
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| flow of energy that occurs when a warm liquid or a gas rises. |
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| a unit of measurement on a temperature scale. |
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| to change from a liquid to a gas. |
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| to become larger in size. |
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| the temperature scale commonly used in the United States in which water freezes @ 32" & boils @ 212". |
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| the temperature @ which a liquid changes to a solid. |
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| a form of energy resulting from the motion of particles in matter. |
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| a place from which heat energy comes. |
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| material that does not conduct heat well. |
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| the temperature @ which a solid changes to a liquid. |
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| the reaction that occurs when atoms are joined together & energy is released. |
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| the reaction that occurs when the nuclease of an atom splits & energy is released as heat & light. |
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| the movement of energy through a vacuum. |
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| a measure of how fast an object's particles are moving. |
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| a device that measures temperature. |
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| space that contains no matter. |
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