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Atom - Basic building blocks to all things in the universe

 

Boil - When heat is added to a liquid until it becomes a vapour

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Combustion - A chemical reaction that produces heat and light

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Condensation - When a gas returns to a liquid state

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Conduction - Heat transfer between two touching objects

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Convection - Heat transfer where warmth rises, causing motion in molecules.

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Equilibrium - When objects reach the same temperature through heat transfer

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Evaporation - When a liquid becomes a gas or vapour

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Freeze - When heat is removed from a liquid until it is solid

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Gas - A state of matter that has no fixed shape or volume

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Liquid - A state of matter that has no fixed shape, but a fixed volume

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Melt - When heat is added to a solid until it becomes a liquid

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Molecule - Two or more atoms combined

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Permanent - Lasting forever or for a long time

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Radiation - Heat transfer in the form of rays, waves or particles

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Solid - A state of matter that has a fixed shape and volume

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Temperature - Provides a measurement for heat energy in Degrees Celsius

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Temporary - Does not last forever or for a long time

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Vapour - A gas which is a liquid at room temperature

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Vibrate - A very fast movement in two or more directions