Science Review: Matter, Thermal Energy, and Water Cycle
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Matter, Thermal Energy, and Water Cycle Review
Fall 2020
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States of Matter
Solid: Most dense, tightly packed molecules
Liquid: Less dense, molecules more spread out and move faster than in a solid
Gas: Least dense, molecules are very spread out and move very fast
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Conservation of Mass
Physical Change - no new substance forms (can usually be reversed)
Chemical Change - a new substance forms (cannot be reversed)
Law of Conservation of Mass: Matter cannot be created or destroyed. Therefore, during a physical or chemical change, mass does not change. It remains constant. For example, if ice weighs 20g, when it melts into water, that water will also weigh 20g.
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Thermal Energy Transfer
Conduction: transfer of heat through direct contact
Convection: transfer of heat through a liquid or gas
Radiation: transfer of heat through electromagnetic rays
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Water Cycle
Evaporation
Transpiration
Condensation
Preciptation
Run-off
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Fall 2020
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