Matter
Attempt to explain how the universe began
Large Hadron Collider
Particles flow past one another
Fluid
Movement that depends on the mass of an object
Kinetic Energy
Force
Rigid structure with particles joined in repeating patterns
Crystaline
"day" of Creation refers to a period of time - not actual 24-hour days
Day-Age Theory
Contains the highest amount of energy
Plasma
Operational definition of the ability to do work
Energy
A type of force where two objects rub against each other
Shear
An atom with an equal number of protons and electrons
Stable Atom
Takes up space and has mass
Matter
Used to indirectly measure how fast particles are moving
Thermometer
Type of energy that consists of gamma rays and microwaves
A type of force that results in push and pull.
Friction
An atom with a positive or negative charge has unbalanced protons and electrons
Ion
Pure substance
Process by which matter that goes directly from vapor to solid.
Deposition
Type of energy represented by the Northern Lights
Measures the space an object occupies and is measured in a graduated cylinder
Volume
A change in matter that does not result in a change in chemical identity
Physical Change
Combination of 2 or more pure substances
Compound
Process in which matter that goes from liquid to gas
Vaporization
The sum of a objects kinetic energy and flows from hot to cool
Thermal
A specific field force that results in avalanches
Gravity
This states that matter can neither be created nor destroyed
Law of Conservation of Matter