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1. The definition of "refers to gasoline that contains 10 percent ethanol by volume" best fits which science term?
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2. One thousand megawatts or one million kilowatts is the equivalent of what?
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3. Which unit, coined by James Watt, is used to measure power (the rate of doing work)?
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4. The definition of "electricity produced by falling water that turns a turbine generator" best fits which science term?
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5. The definition of "an electric lamp with a filament heated by an electric current" best fits which science term?
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6. The definition of "colorless, low-sulfur oil products that burn without producing much smoke" best fits which science term?
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7. The definition of "a very intense, uniform beam of electromagnetic radiation" best fits which science term?
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8. The definition of "the presence of trace atmospheric gases make the earth warmer" best fits which science term?
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9. What is an engine that converts heat to mechanical energy called?
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10. The definition of "a unit of electromagnetic wave frequency that is equal to one cycle per second" best fits which science term?
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11. The definition of "unit of illumination equal to the direct illumination on a surface" best fits which science term?
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12. The definition of "fuel formed in the earth in prehistoric times from remains of living-cell organisms" best fits which science term?
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13. What would you call a substance that can be used to produce heat?
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14. The definition of "a release of energy caused by the splitting of an atom's nucleus" best fits which science term?
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15. What light petroleum product is obtained by refining oil?
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The definition of "refers to gasoline that contains 10 percent ethanol...
One thousand megawatts or one million kilowatts is the equivalent of...
Which unit, coined by James Watt, is used to measure power (the rate...
The definition of "electricity produced by falling water that turns a...
The definition of "an electric lamp with a filament heated by an...
The definition of "colorless, low-sulfur oil products that burn...
The definition of "a very intense, uniform beam of electromagnetic...
The definition of "the presence of trace atmospheric gases make the...
What is an engine that converts heat to mechanical energy called?
The definition of "a unit of electromagnetic wave frequency that is...
The definition of "unit of illumination equal to the direct...
The definition of "fuel formed in the earth in prehistoric times from...
What would you call a substance that can be used to produce heat?
The definition of "a release of energy caused by the splitting of an...
What light petroleum product is obtained by refining oil?
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