Science STAAR terms
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a small picture used as an example for something too big to see in real life | model
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to explain or tell about something | describe
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to hold | contains
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the same or close to the same | similar
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well-known; repeated; shared | common
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to do | performing
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to find out or determine | calculate
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a result or final statement | conclusion
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to set free; to let go | released
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to point out | indicates
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to show clearly; to give examples of | demonstrates
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to make or have been made | formed
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stays the same; does not change | constant
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to be exposed or come in contact with | subjected
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to be able to change back and forth | reversible
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to become hard again | hardening
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the arrangement of numbers based on the decimal point | place value
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an example of something or in place of something | represent
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made from 2 substances being mixed together | produced
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thought of | considered
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proof that something is true | evidence
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no charge | neutral
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to grow bigger or fill | inflate
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happening | occurring
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the least | fewest
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the most | greatest
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a guess of what will happen | predicted
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to organize in a way that repeats | alternating
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the way something is built | structure
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the center | core
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to be on every side | surrounded
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a picture to represent something | diagram
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to go past | exceeded
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comparing two things | ratio
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the smallest particle | atom
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the negatively charge part of an atom; in the electron cloud outside of the nucleus | electrons
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where electrons are found; first level holds 2 electrons, second holds 8, third holds 8 | energy levels
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have the same changes or reactions when mixed with other substances | chemically similar
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one type of atom; found on the Periodic Table | elements
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a vertical column of elements that have the same number of valence electrons and react the same way | group
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a horizontal row of elements that have the same number of shells | period
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the thing that makes a substance what it is | properties
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something on the inside that makes a substance what it is or react a certain way | chemical
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a quality of a substance that can usually be seen, heard, smelled or tasted | physical
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a change in speed or direction | acceleration
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being absorbed into the atmosphere | evaporates
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not equal | unbalanced
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mass times acceleration; measured in Newtons | force
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a change | reaction
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chemical formulas combined together to show a reaction | equation
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the large number in front of a chemical formula, applies to all elements in the formula | coefficient
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something that has been proven in science, accepted by most people | law
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the center of an atom, contains protons and neutrons, positively charged | nucleus
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two or more atoms combined | molecule
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a container for mixing substances; usually wider at the bottom and a narrow opening at the top | flask
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what is formed when 2 or more substances are mixed together forming a new substance | solution
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the average temperature inside of a room | room temperature
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the amount of space something takes up | volume
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the number of protons plus the number of neutrons in an atom | atomic mass
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changes when mixed with another substance | reactive
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electrons in the outside shell | valence electrons
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a change that makes a new substance and cannot go back to the old substance | chemical change
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a change that changes the appearance of a substance without changing what the substance is | physical change
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the small number to the right of a chemical formula, applies only to the element right before it. | subscript
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