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changes between states of matter - Answer: condensation = gas
to liquid; molecules of the gas slow down and become closer
together

evaporation = liquid to gas; molecules of the liquid gain enough
energy to break away from the surface of the liquid

,sublimation = solid to gas; molecules of the solid gain enough
energy to break away from the surface of the solid

deposition = gas to solid; molecules of the gas slow down and
become closer together

melting = solid to liquid; molecules of the solid gain enough
energy to break away from each other.

freezing = liquid to solid; molecules of the liquid lose enough
energy to stay together



empirical evidence - Answer: information that is gathered
through observation and experimentation



qualitative evidence - Answer: described in terms of quality or
characteristics



quantitative evidence - Answer: described in terms of quantity or
amount



reliable evidence - Answer: information that can be trusted and is
consistent



valid evidence - Answer: information that accurately represents
what it is supposed to represent

,placebo - Answer: harmless substance that has no therapeutic
effect



independent variable - Answer: variable that is being tested and
is not affected by other variables



controlled variable - Answer: variable that is not being tested and
is held constant



scientific method - Answer: First, identify a problem or question.

Second, gather information about the problem or question.

Third, form a hypothesis, which is a possible answer to the
problem or question.

Fourth, design and conduct an experiment to test the hypothesis.

Fifth, analyze the data from the experiment and draw conclusions.

Sixth, communicate the results of the experiment.



proton - Answer: particle with a single positive charge



neutron - Answer: neutron is a particle with no electric charge

, electron - Answer: particle with a single negative charge



isotopes - Answer: atoms of the same element that have a
different number of neutrons



atomic mass - Answer: atom is the total number of protons and
neutrons; Carbon-12 (number of 6 protons + the number of 6
neutrons)



atomic number - Answer: number of protons in an atom



atoms charge - Answer: more electrons than protons = negative
charge

more protons than electrons = positive charge

protons and electrons are equal = neutral



ions - Answer: atoms that have gained or lost protons, and as a
result, have a charge either positive or negative



cations - Answer: atoms that have lost one or more electrons;
positively charged ions

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