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Force

push or pull

Contact Force

when one object pushes on another

Friction

force that resists motion

Gravity

force of attraction between objects

Water Wheel

invention used to harness the power of water

Solid

state of matter that has a definite shape

Liquid

state of matter that has no definite shape but stays together

Gas

State of matter with no definite shape and tends to diffuse

32 degrees

Freezing and melting point

212 degrees

boiling and condensation point

Repel

like charges

Attracts

opposite charges

Lodestones

rocks early compasses where made of

Transfer of energy

when one object gives some or all of its energy to another

Melting

the temperature at which a solid becomes a liquid

Boiling

the temperature at which a liquid becomes a gas

Freezing

the temperature at which a liquid becomes a solid

Burning

Combustion

Oxygen

all fuels use in order to burn

Octane

higher number give better performance

Propeller

pulls the airplane through the air

Moray Eel

fish that looks like a snake

Whale

mammal that looks like a fish

Wandering Albatross

largest flying bird

Stonefish

most poisonous fish

Bivalve

mollusk with two shells

Univale

mollusk with one shell

Pinniped

"wing-footed"

Shrimp

small crustaceans: scavengers

Coral Polyps

reefs are made from their skeletons

Engines

devices that convert energy from a natural source to useful work

Potential

Stored energy

Atomic Energy

released from atoms when split or joined

Work

the result of a force moving an object

Kinetic

energy in motion

Steam

water as a gas

Diffusion

tendency to float away or spread out

Matter

everything that takes up space and has weight

Mass

amount of matter in an object

Electricity

causes electrically charged items to attract or repel

Refraction

bending of light

Reflection

bouncing back of light

Luminous

makes its own light

Transparent

light passes through

Opaque

light does NOT pass through

Translucent

light is defused

Rodents

largest group of mammals

Herbivores

plant eater

Carnivores

meat eaters

Nocturnal

active at night

Migrating

moving from place to place with the seasons

Nymph

immature insect that looks like the adult

Camouflage

blends in with its surrounding

Mimicry

looks like another for protection

Silver

best conductor of heat

Iron

most useful metal

Mercury

liquid at room temperature

Uranium

source of nuclear power

Pumice

Igneous rock

Limestone

Sedimentary rock

Graphite

found in pencils

Ruby

rarest gemstone

Geode

mudball