AST Terms-S&S Ch 2

ATMOSPHERICPRESSURE
ATOM
COMPOUND
COMPRESSIBLE
DYNAMICBALANCE
ELECTRONS
ELEMENT
ENERGY
FORCE
FRICTION
HORSEPOWER
INERTIA
MASS
MOLECULE
MOMENTUM
NEUTRONS
PROTONS
STATICBALANCE
TORQUE
VACUUM
VALENCERING
VOLUME
WEIGHT
WORK

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Word	X	Y	Direction
ATMOSPHERICPRESSURE	11	11	se
ATOM	9	18	nw
COMPOUND	12	12	s
COMPRESSIBLE	12	12	w
DYNAMICBALANCE	2	2	e
ELECTRONS	9	9	e
ELEMENT	9	9	w
ENERGY	15	15	e
FORCE	11	10	e
FRICTION	10	10	w
HORSEPOWER	8	8	e
INERTIA	11	11	w
MASS	4	4	s
MOLECULE	4	4	e
MOMENTUM	10	12	s
NEUTRONS	16	9	s
PROTONS	7	7	e
STATICBALANCE	6	6	e
TORQUE	3	3	e
VACUUM	2	1	e
VALENCERING	2	2	s
VOLUME	4	13	s
WEIGHT	18	4	w
WORK	18	4	n