G7 Midterm Exam Review

The ability to cause change

Also called radiant energy

Stored energy due to the interactions between object or particles

Energy in moving charges or static electric charges, used to charge electronic devices

The transfer of energy to an object by a force that makes the object move in the direction of the force.

Stored energy in stretched or compressed objects.

Energy contained in a thermodynamic system

Total energy of an object or group of objects due to large-scale motions and interactions like gears.

Stored in the nuclei

Stored energy in fuel, food, batteries, and chemical bonds.

Energy stored between objects and earth

Energy release by vibrating objects.

The energy in moving objects.

The sum of kinetic energy and potential energy of the particles in matter due to their random motion.

Energy release when atoms in a molecule rearrange themselves in a chemical reaction.

Another name for thermal energy.

What is the celsius scale based on?

What is the boiling point on the celsius scale?

What is the freezing point on the celsius scale?

What is the freezing point on the fahrenheit scale?

What is the boiling point on the fahrenheit scale?

What is the boiling point on the kelvin scale?

What is the freezing point on the kelvin scale?

What is 10C in kelvin?

What allows electricity to flow easily?

What allows electricity to not to flow easily?

Increase in material volume and increase in temperature

Decrease in material volume and decrease in temperature

Definite shape and definite volume

Not definite shape but definite volume

Not definite shape and no definite volume

Resistance to flow

Gas state, when you boil water for example

When water goes through vaporization on the surface

The force the water molecules have that help objects to float

The smallest substance that can be found in atoms.

Going from solid to gas without liquid state is called?

Going from gas to solid without liquid state is called?