Rock Candy
The final answer where you explain if your "smart guess" (hypothesis) was right or wrong
Conclusion
A push or a pull that makes an object move, stop, or change direction
Force
A sudden, powerful spray of liquid and gas that shoots up into the air
geyser
Does the sugar dissolve more in the hot water or the cold water?
Hot water
When a solid breaks into tiny pieces and mixes completely into a liquid
dissolve
he thing you want to find out, like: "How much sugar do I need to grow the biggest crystal?
Question
An invisible pull between two objects (like the Earth pulling you down toward the ground)
Gravity
A tiny spot where bubbles can form and grow
nucleation point
After a marble is let go, the potential energy changes to _________ energy.
Kinetic
A mixture where one substance has dissolved perfectly into another
solution
Your "smart guess" about what will happen before you start (e.g., "I think more sugar will make crystals grow faster
Hypothesis
The "power" or ability to do work or make things move
Energy
A super-strong artificial sweetener used in diet sodas instead of sugar
aspartame
circuit
When a liquid is so full of a dissolved substance that it cannot hold any more
saturated
The actual test where you mix the sugar and water to see if your guess was right.
Experiment
What happens when a force moves an object over a distance
work
The bubbles go to the top of the bottle because it is _______ than the soda.
lighter
pendulum
A small bit of sugar placed on the string to give the new crystals a starting point to grow.
seed crystal
Looking closely at what happened—like measuring your candy's size or writing down how many days it took to grow.
Analyze Data
Stored energy an object has because of its position, like a rock sitting at the top of a hill.
Potential Energy
The type of soda affected the ______ of the geyser.
height
The _______ of the marble affects the amount of _____ it does.
Height, work