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An entity that when applied to a mass causes it to accelerate. Sir Isaac Newton's Second Law of Motion states: the magnitude of a force=mass*acceleration.

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Powers that are reserved for the states as identified in the Tenth amendment to the Constitution.

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A colloid formed from tiny liquid droplets suspended in another, immiscible liquid. Milk is an example of an emulsion.

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An elementary particle produced by certain nuclear decay processes. Neutrinos have no charge and extremely small masses compared to other subatomic particles.

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A device that senses temperature changes by using a pair of joined wires made of dissimilar metals that produces a voltage that changes with temperature.