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47 Cards in this Set
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solid
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matter has definite volume and definite shape
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liquid
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matter that has definite volume but no definite shape
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gas
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matter that has no definite shape and no definite volume
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element
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a substance that can not be broken down into simpler substances with qwhose are exactly alike
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atom
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small particles that make up a solid liquid and gashave subatomic particlescalled protons elctrons and nuetrons
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Atomic number
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information that can give you the number of protons
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atomic mass
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the total number of protons and nuetrons
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proton
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positive charge subatomic particles
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nuetron
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no charge subatomic particles
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electron
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negativly charged subtomic particles
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metoliod
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elements that have charateristics of both metals and non-metels
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metal
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elements that are malleaball, ductillgenerally shinny
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non-metal
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elements that are usually dull and shinny
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ionic bonding
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bonding that takes place between metal and non- metals
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covalent bonding
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bonding that takes between 2 non-metals
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Alkaline earth metal
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reactive metals that have 2 valence electrons
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Alkali metal
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most reactive metals that have one valence electron
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noble gases
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non reactive gases that have a complete outer shell, 8 valence electrons
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valence elctrons
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electrons that are on the outer shell
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wave length
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the distance between a point on a wave and a identicle point on the nextmeasured crest to crest and trough to trough
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frequency
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the number of waves produced in a certin amount of time
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crest
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the highest point of a transverse wave
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compression wave
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a wave in which particles of the meadium vubrate back and forth
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trough
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the low point of a transverse wave
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transverse wave
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a wave in which particles of the waves medium vibrate at right angles
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amplitude
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the maximum distance a wave vibrates from its rest position
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condensation
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the change in state from liquid to gas
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precipitaition
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water fallong from clouds including. rain snow sleet and hail
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evaporation
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the change in state from liquid to gas
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runoff
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surface water travling from a high point to low
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groundwater
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water that is stored below the earths surface
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sublimation
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the change in state from solid to gas
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infiltration
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the entry of water from suface to ground water
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transpiration
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the evaoporation of water from a plants leaf
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cold front
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a type of front that brings narrow bands of violent storms
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front
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a boundry between warm and cold air masses
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air pressure
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the amount of force exerted into the atmosphere
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humidity
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the amount of water vapor in the air
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warm front
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a type of front that brings widespread rain
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air mass
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a large body of air that had the same properties as the earths surface over which it developes
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conduction
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tranfer of energy
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dew point
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the point at which water is able to condense from liquid to gas
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occulded front
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a type of front that produces strong winds and heavy precipitation
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raidiation
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the transfer of energy from the sun the heats up the earths surface and atmoshpere
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reletive humidity
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teh amount of water vapor in the air compared to the amount it can hold
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low pressure system
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counter clokwise winds and bad weather
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high pressure systerm
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clockwise winds and brings fair weather
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