magnetism | | change in an object's position |
sound | | a force that opposes, or acts against, motion when two surfaces rub against each other |
solution | | a type of mixture in which the ingredients are thoroughly mixed together |
wave | | a state of matter in which the molecules are very far apart |
motion | | a form of energy in which vibrations can be heard |
energy | | a state of matter in which the molecules are tightly packed together |
magnet | | the state of matter that has a definite volume and takes the shape of the container it is placed in |
lens | | the force between poles of magnets |
gas | | a change that occurs in a substance that cannot be reversed |
circuit | | the back-and -forth movement of an object that produces sound |
Insulator | | a push or a pull on an object |
refraction | | material that allows energy to travel through it easily |
mass | | a resource that cannot be used up (wind, sun, water) |
Inexhaustible resource | | the way in which light and sound energy travel |
solid | | a closed path through which electicity travels |
chemical change | | the tendency of a moving object to keep moving or a still object to remain at rest |
vibration | | a collection of materials in which the materials do not join together |
inertia | | a tool used to determine if an object has magnetism |
weight | | anything that has mass and takes up space |
friction | | an object used to refract light |
force | | the measure of the pull of gravity on an object |
reflection | | the units that make up matter in its solid, liquid, or gas forms |
matter | | the amount of matter in an object |
mixture | | the ability to do work; the ability to cause change and make things happen |
molecule | | the bending of light as it passes through objects |
conductor | | the bouncing of light from a surface, mirror |
liquid | | material that prevents energy from traveling through it |