heat - the flow of energy from high (hot) to low (cool), thermal energy - total energy of the particles of matter, temperature - the measurement of the average motion of particles (heat), freezing point - temp. at which a liquid turns to a solid (32 F, 0 C), boiling point - temp. at which a liquid turns to a gas (212 F, 100 C), absolute zero - the temp. on the Kelvin scale (0 K) where all particles of matter stop moving, conduction - the method of heat transfer when energy is passed through direct contact, convection - the method of heat transfer when energy rises and falls in circular patterns to transfer energy, radiation - the method of heat transfer when energy travels over a distance (including through space), conductors - materials that allow energy to easily pass through, insulators - materials that do NOT allow energy to easily pass through, energy - the ability to do work, kinetic energy - energy in motion, potential energy - stored energy, thermometer - a tool used to measure temperature,

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