Earth Science
Properties of Matter
Classifying Matter
Transfer of Energy
6th & 7th
100
The moving of sediments from one location to another
Erosion
100
The temperature where something starts to boil
Boiling point
100
This state of matter has definite shape and volume
Solid
100
What form of heat transfer is this?
Radiation
100
Variables that stay the same in an experiment
Control Variables
200
A plate boundary that makes ridges and valleys
Divergent
200
The amount of space something takes up
Volume
200
A substance that is slippery and has a pH of 10
Base
200
When the particles in a solid start moving more and spreading out
Melting
200
On the EM Spectrum, has the longest wavelength
Radio Waves
300
In this step of the rock cycle sediment fuse together to make one solid rock
Cementation
300
When a wave bends as it passes through a medium
Refraction
300
A substance that looks the same throughout but can easily be separated. Example: Soda
Homogenous Mixture
300
This type of energy is stored in compounds. Example: Battery
Chemical
300
Gives teh exact age of rock based on radioactive material and carbon dating (how old the elements in the rock are)
Absolute Dating
400
This Law states that older rock are farther down
Law of Superposition
400
How well something can transfer electricity or heat
Conductivity
400
On the periodic table they are brittle and shiny.
Metalloids
400
Energy based on the total kinetic energy of all particles in a substance
Thermal/Heat Energy
400
States that all cells come from other living cells
Cell Theory
500
When colliding this type of plate goes under because it has more density
Oceanic
500
How readily a substance reacts with another substance
Reactivity
500
When atoms are chemically combined
Molecule
500
Parts of a watch that could move
Potential Mechanical Energy
500
For physical appearance, rarely shows up and represented by lowercase letters. Example: mm
Recessive Phenotype