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The study of matter and the changes that it under goes describes the science of?
Chemistry
Si unit of length
meter
Si unit of mass
kilogram
Si unit of volume
cubic meter
Si unit of volume
cubic meter
Scientific method is a way of answering what?
Questions about the world around us.
Measurements are always ____ because measuring instruments are never flawless.
Uncertain
Measurements in science need to have both high ____ and high ____.
Precession, accuracy.
Energy is the capacity to do ___ or to ____ _____.
work, produce heat.
Three basic categories of energy are.
Radiant, kinetic, and potential.
Si unit of energy
Joule
Law of conservation of matter.
No matter is neither created nor destroyed in any process.
Si unit of Temperature
Kelvin
The zero point on the Kelvin cycle is called what?
Absolute zero.
Matter is anything that has ____ and ____.
Mass and Volume.
Elements are substances that can not be what?
Broken into simpler substances.
Compounds are substances that contain what?
Two or more elements combined in a fixed portion.
A mixture is a blend of what?
Two or more pure substances.
Heterogenous can be separated how?
Filtration.
Homogeneous can be separated by what?
Distillation
Atoms are what?
The smallest particles of an element that retain the chemical identity of that element.
Who discovered radioactivity?
Becquerel
Thomas conclude what?
That cathode ray consists of negatively charged particles.
Rutherford did what experiment?
Alpha scattering experiment.
The number of protons in an atom is called what?
Atomic number
What is ion?
An ion is an element that has a gain or loss of an electron.
Unstable nuclei may emit what?
Alpha, beta, or gamma radiation.
Light exhibits properties of both what?
Particles and waves.