Energy
States of Matter
Changes of States
Measuring Gases
Gas Laws
100
What is the abilty to work
What is energy?
100
A definate volume but no shape of their own
What is Liquid
100
Change in state from solid to liquid
What is melting?
100
The amount of space that the gas fills
What is volume?
100
When pressure of a gas increases, volume decreases
What is The relationship of pressure and volume?
200
What is stored energy and the energy of position-gravitational energy?
What is potential energy?
200
Have no definite shape or definite volume.
What is a gas?
200
Change in state from liquid to solid
What is freezing?
200
A measure of the average energy of motion of the gas particles
What is temperature?
200
When the temperature of the gas increases and volume increases
What is The relationship of volume and temperature?
300
Oil, Natural Gas and Coal
What is Fossil fuels.
300
Attraction between liquid water particles
What is surface tention
300
The force pushing on container divided by the area of the walls of the container
What is pressure?
300
As volume increases, pressure decreases; Ad volume decreases, pressure increases
What is the inverse relationship
400
92% of energy
What is Nonrenewable Energy
400
Particles of the solid form a regular repeating pattern- they form crystals
What is crystalline solid
400
particles must lose enough thermal energy to chage to liquid
What is condensation?
400
Measured in cubic centimeters and milliliters
What is measurement of volume?
400
An example is the temperature decreases of gas decreases, volume decreases.
What is Charles Laws?
500
Heat, Light, Motion, Electical, Chemical, Nuclear Energy and Gravitional
What is the 7 different forms of energy.
500
Particles are not arranged in a particular pattern: do not melt at a distinct temperature
What is amorphous solids
500
An example of this is dry ice to a solid
What is sumblimation?
500
Pascals, Kilopascals, Newtons, Pounds per square inch
What is Measurement in pressure?
500
When the temperature increase the pressure increases; When the temperature decreeases the pressure decreases.
What is direct relationship?
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