thermometers
More about thermometers
Molecules and their movement
Matter
100
This is freezing on a Farenheit thermometer
What is 32 degrees
100
the other name for a Celsius thermometer
What is Centigrade?
100
This 2 things happen when molecules are heated
What is move faster and expand
100
These are the three phases of matter
What are solid, liquid, gas
200
This is freezing on a Celcius thermometer
What is 0 degrees
200
The reason why centigrade is a logical name for this thermometer
What is because it is divided into 100 degrees between freezing and boiling water
200
These two things happen when molecules get colder
What is "they move slower and element contracts"?
200
You add or subtract this to change phases of matter
What is energy
300
This is boiling on a Farenheit thermometer
What is 212 degrees?
300
The third, less familiar thermometer
What is Kelvin
300
Explain why the balloon inflated
What is "heat made the molucles of air move more, thus expanding the volume of the air
300
This term is used to describe the temper tauter when molecules stop moving
What is absolute zero
400
This is boiling temperature of water on a Celcius thermometer
What is 100 degrees
400
What the inventor of the Kelvin thermometer scale measured that the other two did not
What is absolute zero
400
Of the two, cold air and warm air, one is lighter and less dense
What is warm air
500
The reason why centigrade is another name for a Celsius thermometer
What is "heat measurer"?
500
This is what happens at absolute zero
What is molucules stop moving?
500
The reason why warm air is lighter and rises
What is "the air is less dense because the molecules are moving more
500
The meaning of H2O
What is water? What is 2 molecules of hydrogen and one molecule of Oxygen?
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