front 1 Resistor | back 1 A material that resists and makes it difficult for electric charge to move. Ex: Nickel |
front 2 Infared | back 2 Shows the heat of an object |
front 3 Conductor | back 3 A material that allows electric charge to move |
front 4 X-rays | back 4 Shows the shape of our skeleton. |
front 5 Friction | back 5 Slows down a moving object |
front 6 Visible light | back 6 What we can see |
front 7 Radio waves | back 7 Used for radios, television, and astronomy. It has the shortest wavelength. |
front 8 Magnetic force | back 8 The force that attracts certain metals |
front 9 Newtons | back 9 Strength of a force |
front 10 Ultraviolet | back 10 A light that cannot be seen. It's wavelength is to short for our eyes to see. |
front 11 Gamma | back 11 Kills cancer cells and has the shortest wavelength |
front 12 Electric circult | back 12 Loops that allow electric energy to transform into another energy |
front 13 Transform | back 13 Energy that changes from one form to another |
front 14 Insulater | back 14 Very strong resistor |
front 15 Electric force | back 15 The force between charged particles |
front 16 Force | back 16 Push or pull |
front 17 Microwaves | back 17 Creates heat to raise the temperature of our foods |
front 18 Gravitational force | back 18 Pulls everything down to the earths surface |
front 19 Contact force | back 19 When two objects are in contact |