| Term |
Definition |
| Boiling Point |
The temperature
at which a liquid bubbles and turns to vapor. |
| Bubbly |
|
| Characteristic |
|
| Condensation
Point |
When a gas
or vapor changes into a liquid. |
| Crystal |
|
| Disintegrate |
To break into
the small parts or particles making up something. |
| Dissolve |
To mix a material
with a liquid so that the liquid is the same throughout it. |
| Energy |
|
| Evaporate |
To pass
from a liquid to a vapor.
|
| Foamy |
Small bubbles
formed on a liquid. |
| Flow |
To move
as in a stream. |
| Freezing |
When a liquid
changes to a solid. |
| Funnel |
A tool that
looks like an empty cone with a tube coming out of the pointed
end. |
| Gas |
A gas does
not have a definite volume or shape. It takes on the shape,
and completely fills up a container in which it is placed.. |
| Invisible |
Unable to
be seen. |
| Layer |
|
| Liquid |
The state
of matter where the material has a definite volume, but not
a definite shape. A liquid takes on the shape of its container. |
| Matter |
Anything that
takes up space and has mass. |
| Mixture |
Something
that is made up of 2 or more materials which keep their own
characteristics. |
| Melting Point |
Temperature
when a solid changes to a liquid. |
| Observe |
To watch or
look at carefully. |
| Opaque |
Not transparent
or translucent - no light is let through |
| Particle |
A very small
piece. |
| Pour |
To flow out. |
| Powder |
A solid made
up of tiny particles or pieces. |
| Property |
A special
quality of something. |
| Screen |
Wire that
is used to separate larger particles from smaller. |
| Sieve |
A tool with
tiny holes. It is used to separate larger pieces from smaller
or solids from liquids |
| Sift |
To separate
materials using a screen or sieve. |
| Solid |
The state
of matter where an object has a definite shape and volume. |
| Surface |
|
| Translucent |
Clear enough
to let light pass through |
| Transparent |
Clear enough
to see through a material |
| Vapor |
Something
that is in the gaseous state of matter. |
| Viscous |
Having the
characteristic of stickiness. |
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