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- Study of matter and energy
- They huddle together for warmth in Antarctica
- They produce glycerol in their cells to prevent freezing
- Predicted in 1924 and first seen in 1995
- 98.6 degrees, for example
- He helped develop the BCS theory
- Unit of energy
- German Physicist who won Nobel Prize in 2001
- The most commonly used temperature scale
- He invented the first "thermos"
- He discovered superconductivity
- When a magnet levitates over a superconducter
- Turning a liquid into a gas requires this
- This state of matter often feels wet
- Place that reached -128.6 F (-89.2 C) on July 21, 1983
- The abscence of heat
- Nickname for trains that use superconductors
- Often heard when talking about temperature
- One way to keep things cold
- It measures changes in temperature
- Transfer of energy from molecules in motion
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- The temperature of this is 2.7 K
- Temperature scale develope in 1724
- The premier award given to a physicist
- The lowest possible temperature
- The process by which a solid is turned into a gas
- The liquid kind makes things freeze
- He was one of first to experiment with cold
- A large, long-lasting river of ice
- He developed the "coldest" of the temperature scales
- Type of science that makes use of extremely low temperatures
- Father of Frozen Food
- First discovered in 1911 by Heike Kamerlingh Onnes
- When these move faster, an object's temperature gets higher
- The measurement of how much space something occupies
- He built the first air-conditioner
- She led a team that was able to stop a beam of loght
- Type of energy describing movement
- A unit of measure that occupies space
- There are this many states of matter
- It makes up 98 percent of one of the earth's continents
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