Ipc Test Review, Final

Front 1

________ ________ are wired from top and bottom so when one goes out, the other doesn't.

Back 1

Parallel circuits

Front 2

______ ________ are wired from side-side, so when one goes out, so does the other

Back 2

Series circuits

Front 3

what type of circuits are most houses wired in?

Back 3

Parallel circuits

Front 4

series circuits have the _____ voltage

Back 4

same

Front 5

parallel circuits have slightly _____ voltage

Back 5

different

Front 6

_____ to ______ won't work when trying to connect a dry cell for light

Back 6

negative, negative

Front 7

double the voltage means you...

Back 7

double the light

Front 8

measured in ohms, symbol is R

Back 8

resistance

Front 9

measured in amps, symbol is I

Back 9

current

Front 10

measured in volts, symbol is V

Back 10

voltage

Front 11

measured in watts, symbol is P

Back 11

Power

Front 12

measured in ohms, symbol is V

Back 12

Volts

Front 13

measured in watts, symbol is A

Back 13

Amps

Front 14

formula for ohms law

Back 14

V=IR

Front 15

formula for power

Back 15

P=VI

Front 16

two types of magnets

Back 16

temporary and permanent

Front 17

how do permanent magnets lose magnetism?

Back 17

Dropped or mis-stored

Front 18

name 3 ways to increase tje strength of electromagnets

Back 18

Add coils
increase voltage
use an iron bar down the middle

Front 19

state the law of magnetism

Back 19

opposites attract, likes repel

Front 20

true or false
different substances have different specific heats

Back 20

true

Front 21

amount of heat needed to raise 1g of a substance

Back 21

specific heat

Front 22

water's specific heat

Back 22

4.18 J/g'C

Front 23

heat travels through solids

Back 23

conduction

Front 24

heat travels through nothing

Back 24

radiation

Front 25

heat travels through liquids and gases

Back 25

convection

Front 26

electromagnetic radiation felt as heat

Back 26

IR rays

Front 27

name the common states of matter

Back 27

Solid
Liquid
Gas

Front 28

motion of particles for a solid

Back 28

Vibrate close

Front 29

motion particles for a liquid

Back 29

swirl fairly close

Front 30

motion particles for a gas

Back 30

swirl moving very fast

Front 31

changing processes

Back 31

melting
feezing
vaporization
condensation
sublimination

Front 32

amount of heat needed to melt 1g of a substance already at melting point

Back 32

heat of fusion

Front 33

amount of heat needed to vaporize 1g of a substance already at boiling point

Back 33

heat of vaporization

Front 34

V(cm3)and T'K of a gas are directly related

Back 34

Charle's Law

Front 35

Boyle's Law states:
V(cm3) and ATM of a gas sample are _______ related

Back 35

indirectly