LBC Chapter 10 vocabulary

LBC Chapter 10 vocabulary

Review the vocabulary terms and the complete the questions.

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By Jess Racine

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A scientific theory that states that gases are composed of tiny particles that are in constant, continuous, random motion

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Unlike climate, which describes the general long term temperature and precipitation in an area, _______ refers to the daily temperature and precipitation of a particular location.

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A temperature scale, measured in units of K, that sets its zero point at -273.15 degrees Celsius

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Thought to be the lowest possible temperature matter can reach, ________ ____ is the temperature at which all atoms stop moving.

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_______'_ ___ is a law that relates the volume and temperature of a gas, as long as the amount of the gas and its pressure do not change.

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A type of physical change that happens when a metal such as gold is melted is referred to as a _____ ______.

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The temperature at which the liquid and gas phase of a single substance are in equilibrium is called the _______ _____.

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Ripping a piece of paper is an example of a ________ change.

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When the value of one variable changes predictably with the value of another (for instance, if one gets bigger the other gets bigger), the are said to have a ____________ relationship.

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A number, often represented by the symbol k, that relates two variables to each other is called a _______________ ________.

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Weather happens at the boundary of an ___ ____.

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The temperature at which a substance exists in both the liquid and solid forms is called the ________ _______.

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melting point

boiling point

absolute zero

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The _________ of a substance is a measure of the substance's average kinetic energy.

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