Scientific Transitions
Transition from solid to liquid.
Melting
Objects in motion stay in motion unless acted upon.
Newton's First Law
Region between Mars and Jupiter with asteroids.
Asteroid Belt
Disturbances with peaks and troughs.
Waves
Organelle containing chlorophyll for photosynthesis.
Chloroplast
Transition from liquid to gas.
Evaporation
Force equals mass times acceleration
Newton's Second Law
Collection of celestial bodies orbiting the Sun.
Solar System
Distance between peaks of a wave.
Wavelengths
Fills the cell and suspends organelles.
Cytoplasm
Transition from gas to liquid.
Condensation
Every action has an equal and opposite reaction.
Newton's Third Law
Rocky or metallic body in space.
Asteroid
Number of times a wave occurs in an amount of time
Frequency
Supports animal cells with fibrous structure.
Cytoskeleton
Transition from solid to gas.
Sublimation
Volume of gas increases with temperature at constant pressure.
Charles' Law
Rock or metal fallen from space to Earth.
Meteorite
Wave bouncing back after hitting a surface.
Reflection
Nuclear membrane decays; centrioles grab DNA.
Anaphase
Transition from gas to solid.
Deposition
Volume of gas decreases as pressure increases at constant temperature.
Boyle's Law
Moon's shadow falls on Earth during alignment.
Solar Eclipse
Scattering of waves through an opaque object.
DNA chains align to one side of cell.
Metaphase