Across
- 1. the amount of space something takes up, the larger part of an atom's/element is the electron shell
- 4. properties of something has that does NOT change its properties
- 8. liquid to gas
- 9. transfer of heat and/or electric current in an abject, the metals on the Periodic Table
- 12. spinning creates this, like the core of the earth or electrons on an element
- 13. the amount of mass and matter in a certain space, we compared a golf ball to a wiffle ball in class having more of this
- 14. flow rate of a liquid, water vs. syrup
- 15. forge of gravity on an objects mass or matter
Down
- 2. amount of matter in an object, we know what this is when we read it, but its difficult to explain, it is NOT weight
- 3. amount of a solid a liquid can absorb, sugar and water example
- 5. a physical property that changes something (but not identity), with outside forces like mass or volume, a balloon for example getting blown-up
- 6. liquid to solid
- 7. solid to liquid
- 10. usually referring to a gas like air or propane, its pressed into a smaller volume, usually to make pressure. Also, we studied how this lead to the first air conditioners.
- 11. a physical property that is the same no matter how much of something there is, like water always boiling at the same temp