How quickly an object can cover a certain distance in a specified amount of time.
What is velocity?
100
Also a precious stone, this unit is a measure of work or energy equal to a Newton-meter.
What is a joule?
100
It tastes good with ice cream and refers to the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter.
What is pi?
100
It happens every time I try to move something, in fact every type of motion is met with this.
What is resistance?
100
How much vibrational energy is present in the molecules of a substance causing them to feel warm or cold.
What is heat?
200
The rate at which electrons (charge) travel through a circuit.
What is current?
200
This unit is used to measure electrical current.
What is an ampere?
200
This circular measurement is derived by multiplying the diameter of a circle (or twice the radius) by pi. It is also thought of as the linear distance all the way around the outside edge of the circle.
What is the circumference?
200
It occurs because of the jagged edges of 2 surfaces rubbing together.
What is friction?
200
A man-made way of describing or quantifying how much heat is in a system?
What is temperature?
300
Hurry up! Change your speed over a specified timeframe.
What is acceleration.
300
This english unit can be used to measure fluid or mechanical work and torque, just switch the one you put first.
What is a ft-lb (lb-ft)?
300
If you measured out the length of a circle's radius along the circle's outer edge you would have this unit, equal to about 57ยบ.
What is a radian?
300
A little bit of this will make mechanical parts work better with less friction, less heat, and less wear.
What is lubricant?
300
A scale that uses the freezing and boiling point of water as its reference points.
What is Celsius?
400
A measure of how much fluid (volume or mass) has been moved over time.
What is flow rate?
400
The name given to the charge carried by a ginormous amount of electrons.
What is a coulomb?
400
An overthrow of the government or one complete rotation of a circle.
What is a revolution?
400
A special type of resistance that occurs when an object moves through a fluid.
What is drag?
400
A scale that has no negative values where 0 is the absolute lowest temperature possible.
What is Kelvin?
500
It might not feel good to say the unit of this measurement that refers to how often a cycle occurs.
What is frequency?
500
It sounds like a monk meditating and is used to measure electrical resistance.
What is an ohm?
500
Measured in radians/sec or rev/min, it refers to the rate at which a circular or spherical body rotates.
What is angular speed?
500
A type of flow characterized by little to no turbulence.
What is laminar?
500
The amount of heat energy that a material must gain in order to change its temperature by a certain amount? Its specific to each type of material.