Chemistry
Energy
Forces
Machines
Laws
100

A mixture with small clumps and particles that are not soluble

What is a colloid?

100

The transfer of heat through direct contact

What is conduction?

100

A movement in matter

What is motion?

100

An object lifted or moved by a machine

What is load?

100

Energy can neither be created nor destroyed, only transferred

What is the law of conservation of energy?

200

A method used to separate solid materials from one another

What is sifting?

200

The transfer of heat by moving liquid or gas

What is convection?

200

Forces that result in work

What is unbalanced?

200

A model of a design used for testing

What is a prototype?

200

Total mass of subjects stays the same before and after an interaction

What is the law of conservation of mass ?

300

The form of matter that can keep its shape

What is a solid?

300

A machine that converts mechanical (moving) energy into electrical energy

What is a generator?

300

A pulling force between a rope and an object

What is tension?

300

A limitation or boundary for the design process

What is a constraint?

300

Speed and direction of an object does not change unless acted upon by unbalanced forces

What is the first law of motion?

400

A neutral subatomic particle with no charge

What is a neutron?

400

The ability to do work and change matter

What is energy?

400

A resisting force between two objects rubbing against one another

What is friction?

400

An increase of force made possible by a machine 

What is mechanical advantage?

400

An object's acceleration is determined by forces acting upon it as well as its mass

What is the second law of motion?

500

A homogenous mixture in which one kind of substance is dissolved into another

What is a solution?

500

Stored energy

What is potential?

500

The pull of gravitational force exerted on an object by another

What is weight?

500

A person who uses science to develop technology

What is an engineer?

500

For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction

What is the third law of motion?

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