Temperatures
Kinetic Energy
Thermometers
States of Matter
Changes in Matter
100
What is the boiling point of water in degrees Celsius?
100
100
What are the two most important factors that influence Kinetic Energy?
Speed and Mass
100
These were used to measure temperature but did not have recorded measurements on it?
Thermoscopes
100
This state of matter keeps its shape?
Solid
100
This is a common change in matter:
Melting
200
This temperature is the coldest possible temperature at -273 C
Absolute Zero
200
The _______ the temperature, the higher the kinetic energy?
Hotter, higher
200
This man developed the thermoscope in 1596
Galileo
200
This state of matter changes its shape but keeps its volume?
Liquid
300
The average body temperature is?
37 C
300
Which has more kinetic energy when rolling down a hill, a bowling ball or a ping pong ball?
Bowling Ball
300
This red substance is found inside of thermometers
Mercury
300
These are examples of this type of matter: Air, Oxygen, Helium....
Gases
300
Clothes drying on a clothesline is known as this form of change in matter
Evaporation
400
What is the freezing point of water, plus the average room temperature?
20 C
400
Body motion ______ down when temperature decreases?
Slows
400
These strips are found in a device in your home that help regulate heat. When heated, these strips bend at different rates.
Bimetallic Strips
400
The molecules in this state of matter glide and flow against each other
Liquid
400
From a solid to a gas
Sublimation
500
What is the boiling point of water in Fahrenheit?
212 F
500
There is more space between particles in a liquid or a gas?
Gas
500
An _________ thermogram gives off radiation that the eye cannot see. (Think about colors and the weather maps!)
Infrared
500
The smallest form of a substance, and anything that has mass and takes up space.
Molecule/Particle and Matter
500
Snowflakes forming from water vapor in the atmosphere
Solid Condensation