Charles found thatwhen the temp. of a gasis increased at aconstant pressure, itsvolume increases.When the temp. of agas is decreased, itsvolume decreases.Takes placeinside aliquid as wellas at thesurface.Occurs whengas particleslose enoughthermal energyto become aliquid.The specifictemperaturea liquid willboil at.Occurs when thesurface particlesof a solid gainenough energy tobecome a gas.The change ofstate fromliquid to solid-just reverse ofmelting.Boyle found that whenthe pressure of a gas isincreased at a constanttemp, the volume of thegas decreases. Whenthe pressure isdecreased, the volumeincreases.In other solidsthe particlesare notarranged in aregular pattern.Diagrams thattell how twovariables, orfactors, arerelated.The changein state froma solid to aliquid.Thetemperature inwhich a liquidbecomes asolidThe energythat particlesof asubstancehave.The force of itsoutward pushdivided by thearea of thewalls of thecontainer.Solids thatare madeup ofcrystals.When a graph oftwomeasurementsforms this kind ofcurve, therelationship isnonlinear.Changesvolumeveryeasily.Has adefinitevolumeand shape.A crystallinesolid such assnow isheated, itmelts.The changefrom liquidwater intowater vapor.Theresistanceof a liquidto flowing.A measure ofthe averageenergy of amotion of theparticles of asubstance.Takes placeonly on thesurface of aliquid.Has noshape ofits ownWhen a graph oftwo variables is astraight linepassing throughthe (0,0) point therelationship islinear.Charles found thatwhen the temp. of a gasis increased at aconstant pressure, itsvolume increases.When the temp. of agas is decreased, itsvolume decreases.Takes placeinside aliquid as wellas at thesurface.Occurs whengas particleslose enoughthermal energyto become aliquid.The specifictemperaturea liquid willboil at.Occurs when thesurface particlesof a solid gainenough energy tobecome a gas.The change ofstate fromliquid to solid-just reverse ofmelting.Boyle found that whenthe pressure of a gas isincreased at a constanttemp, the volume of thegas decreases. Whenthe pressure isdecreased, the volumeincreases.In other solidsthe particlesare notarranged in aregular pattern.Diagrams thattell how twovariables, orfactors, arerelated.The changein state froma solid to aliquid.Thetemperature inwhich a liquidbecomes asolidThe energythat particlesof asubstancehave.The force of itsoutward pushdivided by thearea of thewalls of thecontainer.Solids thatare madeup ofcrystals.When a graph oftwomeasurementsforms this kind ofcurve, therelationship isnonlinear.Changesvolumeveryeasily.Has adefinitevolumeand shape.A crystallinesolid such assnow isheated, itmelts.The changefrom liquidwater intowater vapor.Theresistanceof a liquidto flowing.A measure ofthe averageenergy of amotion of theparticles of asubstance.Takes placeonly on thesurface of aliquid.Has noshape ofits ownWhen a graph oftwo variables is astraight linepassing throughthe (0,0) point therelationship islinear.

Chapter Two Vocabulary - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Charles found that when the temp. of a gas is increased at a constant pressure, its volume increases. When the temp. of a gas is decreased, its volume decreases.
  2. Takes place inside a liquid as well as at the surface.
  3. Occurs when gas particles lose enough thermal energy to become a liquid.
  4. The specific temperature a liquid will boil at.
  5. Occurs when the surface particles of a solid gain enough energy to become a gas.
  6. The change of state from liquid to solid- just reverse of melting.
  7. Boyle found that when the pressure of a gas is increased at a constant temp, the volume of the gas decreases. When the pressure is decreased, the volume increases.
  8. In other solids the particles are not arranged in a regular pattern.
  9. Diagrams that tell how two variables, or factors, are related.
  10. The change in state from a solid to a liquid.
  11. The temperature in which a liquid becomes a solid
  12. The energy that particles of a substance have.
  13. The force of its outward push divided by the area of the walls of the container.
  14. Solids that are made up of crystals.
  15. When a graph of two measurements forms this kind of curve, the relationship is nonlinear.
  16. Changes volume very easily.
  17. Has a definite volume and shape.
  18. A crystalline solid such as snow is heated, it melts.
  19. The change from liquid water into water vapor.
  20. The resistance of a liquid to flowing.
  21. A measure of the average energy of a motion of the particles of a substance.
  22. Takes place only on the surface of a liquid.
  23. Has no shape of its own
  24. When a graph of two variables is a straight line passing through the (0,0) point the relationship is linear.