In which state of matter do the particles possess the most energy

_____ forces cause particles in a substance to move past each other as in layers ( layering or rocks)

Which force is responsible for the grinding and wearing away of rock as a glacier moves over it? This force opposes the motion of objects in contact

Kinetic and potential energy are forms or mechanical energy

____ sounds are heard with the unaided ear

What is the nuclear change that produces the largest difference in an atom’s structure by splitting atoms

The term atom comes from the Greek work for “invisible”

T or f: the type of energy that is dependent on mass and distance is kinetic enerrgy

T or F; potential and kinetic energy are forms of magnetic energy

The type of sound energy that is caused by fast vibrations is infrasonic

Sound vibrations that are too fast too hear are _____

Sound vibrations that are too slow to hear( like earthquake waves) are ______

What type of energy results form the motion of electrical charges?

The scientist that found protons and neutrons through scientific discovery

_____ discovered the election and developed the plum model

There are 118 elements in the periodic table, out of those 93 occur naturally

The two types of pure chemical substances are compound and molecules

Known for process in making snowflakes, when a vapor changes directly to a solid it is known as ______

When a solid turns to a liquid , or a liquid to a solid, the melting point does not equal the freezing point

Qualitative data is ____

Quantitative data is _____

____ data uses an instrument

____ data uses simply the 5 senses

The state of matter where a vapor changes to a solid and is responsible for the process of making snowflakes is deposition

The state of matter where a vapor changes to a solid and is responsible for the process of making snowflakes is depostion

A compound is _________

A ____ two or more chemically bonded atoms. Molecules can be made of just one kind of element or a combination of elements