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Amorphous
a non-crystalline substance, of no definite form, with no definite melting point
Axis
On a line graph, one of two number lines that intersect at zero
Bar Graph
The type of graph on which straight lines, or bars, are used to present a picture of the data
Best fit line
A line on a graph that connects some but not all the points and has half the points on either side
Binary Classification
Grouping objects on the basis of whether or not they have a certain property
Boil
The process in which bubbles of gas form within a liquid that has been heated to a high enough temperature
Calibrate
To mark a measuring instrument with graduations so that it can be compared to a standard of measurement
Classified
Grouped on the basis of given properties
Condensation
The physical process by which a vapor becomes a liquid or solid; the opposite to evaporation
Crystal
The special shape or form produced by the arrangement of particles in a solid
Crystaline
A body that is bounded by plane surfaces that are systematically arranged in a pattern determined by internal structure. A substance with a definite melting point
Data
Measurements and observations used to solve a problem
Data Table
An arrangement of data in rows or columns for easy reference
Dependent Variable
a variable whose numerical value depends upon another variable
Diffusion
The natural movement within gases and liquids that spreads out odors and colors
Dynamic Equilibrium
Balance between two opposing continuing processes
Equilibrium
balance
Evaporation
The change of phase from the liquid state to the gaseous state
Extrapolating
Predicting information beyond know data points on a graph
Fractional Distilation
The process of driving off gas, or vapor, from a liquid, as by heat, and the condensing of those gases in a retort or still
Graph
a picture of data
Histogram
Another name for a bar graph
Horizontal Coordinate
the X value on a line graph
Independent Variable
A quantity which is given different known values which often result in changes in value of the dependent variable
Interpolation
Predicting or estimating data between known points on a graph
Kinetic particle theory
The model used to explain changes of state of materials and the motion of particles
Kinetic theory of matter
The model that states all materials are made up of particles that are in constant motion
Line Graph
A graph drawn on a rectangular grid, with number lines drawn at right angles to each other
Mixture
Matter that consists of two or more substances and can be separated by physical means
Model
Anything, either physical or mental, that is used to explain the unfamiliar in terms of something familiar. Models
are often used to explain observations, predict behaviors, and visualize objects that cannot be directly observed
Particle theory of matter
The model that states that all materials are composed of small particles
Phase
A particular condition or appearance of matter; as the solid phase, the liquid phase or the gaseous phase
Rotational Motion
The turning or movement of a molecule about its axis. It occurs in liquids and gases
Scale
Anything that is graduated that is used as a measurement of quanity
Scientific Method
The set of skills used to solve problems in an orderly way
Temperature
The degree of hotness or coldness as indicated on a definite scale
Thermal Expansion
The expansion of a substance due to heat
Translational Motion
The motion that is characteristic of particles in the gaseous state and occurs to a limited degree
in liquids. The particles change their positions with respect to each other
Vertical Coordinate
the Y value on a line graph
Vibrational Motion
An oscillating or back-and-forth motion of a molecule. It is the only type of particle motion in the solid state of matter