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30 Cards in this Set
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1) AUGUST 25
IMMERSE 2ND PERIOD |
TO BURY COMPLETELY, AS IN LIQUID. IMMERSION(n)
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1) AUGUST 28
VOLUME 2ND PERIOD |
THE AMOUNT OF SPACE AN OBJECT TAKES UP OR HOW MUCH SOMETHING CAN HOLD. MEASURED IN CUBIC "SOMETHING" EX. CUBIC CENTIMETERS, CUBIC YARDS, M3,IN3 CM3
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2) AUGUST 28
MASS 2ND PERIOD |
THE AMOUNT OF MATTER AN OBJECT CONTAINS.
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1) AUGUST 29
MATTER 2ND PERIOD |
THE STUFF THAT MAKES UP ALL THE OTHER STUFF IN THE UNIVERSE. MUST HAVE MASS AND TAKE UP SPACE.
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2) AUGUST 29
DENSITY 2ND PERIOD |
THE AMOUNT OF MASS CONTAINED IN A GIVEN SPACE. MUST CONTAIN BOTH A MASS AND A VOLUME UNIT. EX" G/CM3
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1) AUGUST 30
SCIENTIFIC METHOD 2ND PERIOD |
THE WAY IN WHICH SCIENTISTS GATHER DATA AND ORGANIZE INFORMATION IN ORDER TO ANSWER A QUESTION OR SOLVE A PROBLEM.
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2) AUGUST 30
OBSERVATION 2ND PERIOD |
GATHERING INFORMATION BY USING THE SENSES
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1) AUGUST 31
VARIABLE 2ND PERIOD |
ANYTHING THAT CHANGES IN AN EXPERIMENT.
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2) AUGUST 31
CONSTANT 2ND PERIOD |
A FACTOR (THING) THAT DOES NOT CHANGE IN AN EXPERIMENT.
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3) AUGUST 31
CONTROL 2ND PERIOD |
THE STANDARD FOR COMPARISON IN AN EXPERIMENT.
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1) SEPTEMBER 5
MALLEABILITY 2ND PERIOD |
THE ABILITY TO BE HAMMERED INTO THIN SHEETS. (FROM" MALLET")
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2) SEPTEMBER 5
DUCTILITY 2ND PERIOD |
THE ABILITY TO BE DRAWN OR PULLED INTO THIN WIRES.
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1) SEPTEMBER 7
PERIODIC TABLE 2ND PERIOD |
A CHART WHICH IS USED BY SCIENTISTS FOR GROUPING ELEMENTS ACCORDING TO THEIR SIMILAR PROPERTIES.
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2) SEPTEMBER 7
PERIOD 2ND PERIOD |
A HORIZONTAL ROW ON THE PERIODIC TABLE.
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3) SEPTEMBER 7
GROUP OR FAMILY 2ND PERIOD |
A VRTICAL ROW ON THE PERIODIC TABLE, MADE UP OF ELEMENTS WITH SIMILAR PROPERTIES.
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1) SEPTEMBER 8
ATOM 2ND PERIOD |
THE SMALLEST PARTICLE INTO WHICH AN ELEMENT CAN BE DIVIDED AND STILL BE THE SAME SUBSTANCE.
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2) SEPTEMBER 8
NUCLEUS 2ND PERIOD |
THE SMALL, DENSE CENTER PART OF AN ATOM. INCLUDES ALMOST ALL OF THE ATOM'S MASS.
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1) SEPTEMBER 11
PROTONS 2ND PERIOD |
POSITIVELY CHARGED PARTICLES LOCATED IN THE NUCLEUS OF AN ATOM.
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2) SEPTEMBER 11
NEUTRONS 2ND PERIOD |
PARTICLES IN THE NUCLEUS OF AN ATOM WHICH HAVE NO CHARGE.
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3) SEPTEMBER 11
ELECTRONS 2ND PERIOD |
NEGATIVELY CHARGED PARTICLES FOUND IN CLOUDS OUTSIDE THE NUCLEUS OF AN ATOM.
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1) SEPTEMBER 12
PHYSICAL PROPERTY 2ND PERIOD |
A PROPERTY OF MATTER THAT CAN BE OBSERVERED OR MEASURED WITHOUT CHANGING THE IDENTITY OF THE MATTER.
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2) SEPTEMBER 12
PHYSCIAL CHANGE 2ND PERIOD |
A CHANGE THAT AFFECTS ONLY THE PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF MATTER.
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1) SEPTEMBER 13
CHEMICAL PROPERTY 2ND PERIOD |
A PROPERTY OF MATTER THAT DESCRIBES THE ABILITY OF A SUBSTANCE TO CHANGE INTO A NEW SUBSTANCE WITH DIFFERENT PROPERTIES THAN THE ORIGINAL.
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2) SEPTEMBER 13
CHEMICAL CHANGE 2ND PERIOD |
A CHANGE THAT OCCURS WHEN A SUBSTANCE IS CHANGED INTO AN ENTIRELY NEW SUBSTANCE WITH DIFFERENT PROPERTIES. CHEMICAL CHANGES CANNOT BE REVERSED USING PHYSICAL METHODS.
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1) SEPTEMBER 14
MASS NUMBER 2ND PERIOD |
THE SUM FO PROTONS AND NEUTRONS IN AN ATOM.
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2) SEPTEMBER 14
ATOMIC NUMBER 2ND PERIOD |
THE NUMBER OF PROTONS IN AN ATOM.
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3) SEPTEMBER 14
ELECTRON CLOUD 2ND PERIOD |
THE REGION INSIDE AN ATOM WHERE ELECTRONS ARE LIKELY TO BE FOUND.
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1) SEPTEMBER 15
ATOMIC MASS UNIT 2ND PERIOD |
THE AVERAGE MASS OF EITHER ONE PROTON OR ONE NEUTRON.
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2) SEPTEMBER 15
ISOTOPE 2ND PERIOD |
ATOMS OF THE SAME ELEMENT WITH THE SAME NUMBER OF PROTONS, BUT A DIFFERENT NUMBER OF NEUTRONS.
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3) SEPTEMBER 15
ION 2ND PERIOD |
AN ATOM WHICH HAS A DIFFERENT NUMBER OF PROTONS AND ELECTRONS BECAUSE IT HAS EITHER GAINED OR LOST ELECTRONS.
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