This is when matter changes from solid to liquid or gas or plasma.
What is a state change?
This energy resource has the highest usage in the US.

What is petroleum (crude oil)?
The energy an object has because of its position.
What is gravitational potential energy?
This is the variable that you change to test.
What is the independent variable.
This is what everyone should know about a model.
What is it is NEVER exactly the same as the thing it represents?
Ice undergoes this state change when it melts.
What is Solid to liquid?
This sector of the US utilizes the least amount of energy.

What is commercial?
Electrical to thermal.
It is called this when someone else repeats your experiment while keeping all of the details the same.
What is replication?
This is the independent variable.

What is the amount of fertilizer?
Water undergoes this state change when it freezes.
What is liquid to solid?
This point has the kinetic energy been converted to gravitational potential energy.
What is point C?
The Law of Conservation of Energy states this.
What is energy cannot be created or destroyed only transferred or transformed?
It is called this when you do multiple trials of your experiment to verify results.
What is repetition?
This is the dependent variable.

What is plant height?
Melting chocolate undergoes this state change.
What is solid to liquid?
This point has the least kinetic energy.

What is point C?
This is the temperature when a warm cup of cocoa will stop transferring heat if left sitting on a table.
What is room temperature?
This is an explanation for something seen in nature supported by facts.
What is a scientific theory?
This spring has the most elastic potential energy to convert into kinetic energy.

What is spring A?
This process is being represented in this photo.

What is evaporation?
Between these 2 points is the greatest conversion of kinetic to potential energy.

What is between 1 and 2?
This form of energy is almost always a byproduct in every energy transfer.
What is thermal energy?
A description of specific relationship under given conditions in the natural world is called a scientific ______.
What is Law?
Heat always flows in this direction.
What is from the hotter object to the cooler object?