December Final Review Word Search

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Using science and math to solve problems.
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Limits on a design (cost, size, materials, safety).
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What a design should do.
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A cheap, safe version engineers build to test ideas.
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Technology exists to solve these.
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State of matter with tightly packed particles.
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State of matter with particles that slide past each other.
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A type of change where no new substance forms.
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A type of change where a new substance forms.
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Property describing how tightly particles are packed.
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Atoms do this during a chemical reaction to form new substances.
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Opposite magnetic poles do this.
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Stored energy.
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Unit used to measure force/weight.
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Starting materials in a chemical reaction.