(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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measure of electric potential energy
voltage
some light passes through
translucent
heat transfer with direct contact
conduction
rxn which absorbs heat
endothermic
light is soaked up
absorption
measure of difficulty for electron flow
resistance
kinetic energy which vibrates particles
sound
light is distorted
refraction
heat transfer with electromagnetic waves
radiation
the application of force which causes displacement
work
amount of order/disorder in a system; distance from equilibrium
entropy
rxn which releases heat
exothermic
back/forth or side/side motion
oscillation
no light passes through
opaque
the ability to do work
energy
substance which speeds up a chemical reaction
catalyst
substance which easily transports heat electrons
conductor
power to do work in the form of electromagnetic radiation
light energy
distance between peaks (lambda)
wavelength
ratio of output force to input force
mechanical advantage
energy of movement
kinetic energy
height of a wave (power/energy)
amplitude
sum of potential and kinetic energy of molecules in a substance
thermal energy
rate of waves/second in Hz
frequency
light passes through
transparent
potential energy stored in bonds between atoms
chemical energy
a result from a chemical reaction
product
transfer of thermal energy
heat
an ingredient in a chemical reaction
reactant
rate of flow of electrical charge
current
heat transfer using a medium
convection
highness/lowness of a sound
pitch
light bounces back
reflection
substance which does not easily transport electrons
insulator
a loop or path where electrons travel
circuit
ability to do work caused by the movement of electrons
electrical energy
amount of heat generated during a chemical reaction (delta H)
enthalpy