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Protons

Positive charge, inside nucleus

Neutron

Neutral charge, inside nucleus

Electron

Negative charge, on electron cloud

Majority of the mass

Located inside the nucleus

What subatomic particle determines the identity of a element

Protons and electrons

How do u determine an elements reactivity

Number of valence electrons

Groups determine

The number of valence electrons

Periods determine

Number of energy levels

Evidence of Chemical Reactions

1. Gas produced


2.color produced


3.0dor


4.temperature


5.precipitate


6.light

Law of conservation of mass

Energy isn't created nor destroyed but merely transformed

Unbalanced forces

Speed up, slow down, change direction

Balanced forces

Constant speed, no change in motion or speed

Speed

Is distance an object makes over a period of time

Velocity

How fast a object travels in a particular direction

Acceleration

Increasing or decreasing its speed or changing direction

Newtons First law

An object will remain at rest or stay in motion until an unbalanced force acts upon it

Newtons 2nd Law

F=MA

Newtons 3rd Law

For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction

Describe the role the sun plays on the earth

Forms currents, convection in the atmosphere, evaporation

Convection

The movement caused within a liquid by the tendency of heat, and therefore less dense causing it to rise and cold to sink

Conduction

Process by which heat or electricity is transmitted through a substance

Radiation

The transfer of energy via electromagnetic waves

Describe the characteristics of high pressure

Cold, dry, clockwise

Low pressure

Moist, wet, warm, precipitation, counter clockwise

How are fronts formed

When 2 air masses met, but don't mix because of different humidity and temperatures

How is wind formed

High to low pressure

What does a hurricane need to form

Warm water, water vapor, high and low pressure, wind

Subscript

It tells you how many atoms

Coefficient

Tells you how many molecules of the certain equation

Precipitation

Snow, hail, sleet, rain

Front (Term)

Sea breeze


Land breeze

Front (Term)

The more lines, the more wind