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95 Cards in this Set
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Lowest Point on a Wave
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Trough
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Highest Point on a Wave
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Crest
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AB--> A +B
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Decomposition
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Greater the Mass
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Greater the Inertia
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Height of a Wave
Rest to Crest |
Amplitude
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17 or Family 7A
Most reactive non metals |
Halogens
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18 or Family 8A
Stable Elements |
Noble Gases
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A + B --> AB
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Synthesis
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Equal or Opposite force and action
Ex. Balloon, Boat, Pier |
Newton's 3rd Law
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Probability, Cloud
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Modern Model
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Good Conductor
Good Insulator In solution |
Ionic
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Poor Conductor in Solution
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Covalent
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Mass
Protons and Neutrons |
Nucleus
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Atom made of
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Empty Space
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Mass # down by 4
Atomic # down by 2 |
ALPHA
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1st Level
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2
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2nd Level
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8
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3rd Level
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18
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4th Level
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32
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Problem with nuclear Power
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Wastes
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Joining
Sun Too hot for Earth |
FUSION
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A + BC--> AC + B
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Single Replacement
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Energy
Volume of a Wave |
Amplitude
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Conduction
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Solids
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Falling Objects
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PE low
KE high |
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Family 1 or 1A
Most reactive Metals |
Alkali Metals
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Family 2 or 2A
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Alkaline Earth Metals
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Phase Changes
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Physical Changes
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Warmer to Cooler
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Heat Flow
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Increase Voltage
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Increase Strength of Magnet
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Beside an Element:Mass
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Is on the top
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Beside an Element: Atomic #
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Is on the Bottom
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Same Family
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Similar Properties
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Polar Dissolves
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Polar
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Increase # of coils, turns, loops
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Increase strength of electromagnet
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AB + CD --> AC + BD
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Double Replacement
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Energy Levels
Specific Orbits |
Bohr
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Change in Color
Gas/Bubbles Change in Temperature New Substance |
Chemical Changes
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Mass # minus Atomic #
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# of neutrons
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Lose Electrons
Positive Charge |
Metals
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Gain Electrons
Negative Charge |
Non-metals
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Shares electrons
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Covalent
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Transfers Electrons
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Ionic
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Metal + Non metal
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Ionic Bond
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Opposite charges or poles
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Attract
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Like charges or poles
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Repel
Repulsion |
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Water
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Polar
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Universal Solvent
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Water
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pH > 7
Bitter Taste OH- Red to Blue |
Base
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pH< 7
Sour Taste H+ Blue to Red |
Acid
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Discovered Electron
Plum Pudding Model Gas Tube (Electrons scattered in a + nucleus) |
Thomson
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Increase pressure
Increase Volume |
Increase Temperature
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Decrease Pressure
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Increase Volume
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# of Protons + # of neutrons
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Mass #
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# of Protons
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Atomic #
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Magnets are strongest
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At the Poles
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Water is
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Polar
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House
Light stays on |
Parallel Circuit
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Near
No Contact |
Induction
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Touching
Contact |
Conduction
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Solids Sphere
Atomic Theory of Matter |
Dalton
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Drink to Ice
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Heat flows hot to cold
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Most reactive Non-metals
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Halogens
Family 17 or 7A |
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Most reactive Metals
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Alkali Metals
Family 1 or 1A |
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Light Waves
Perpindicular Right Angles Can Travel in a Vacuum |
Electromagnetic Waves
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Parallel Sound Waves
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Longitudinal
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Stir/Agitate
Increase Temperature Increase Surface Area (break into smaller pieces) |
Increasing Reaction or Dissolving Rate
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Oxygen is a Reactant
2 or more Products |
Combustion
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Increase Frequency
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Decrease Wavelength
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Inertia
Applying the Breaks |
Newton's 1st Law of Inertia
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Low Specific Heat
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Increase in change in Temperature
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Decrease Time
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Increase Power
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Any object going up
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Increase in PE
Decrease in KE |
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Energy in Motion
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Kinetic Energy (KE)
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Acid + Base
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Neutralization
Salt and Water are Products |
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Most Energy
Least Organized Fastest Moving Least Bonds |
Gas
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Most Organized
Slowest Moving Most Bonds |
Solid
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Stored Energy
Energy at Rest |
Potential Energy (PE)
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Solution + Solution
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Forms a precipitate (Solid)
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Made of atoms
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Molecules
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Container becomes Hotter
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Exothermic Reaction
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Direct current
Chemical Energy flows in One Direction |
Battery
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Boiling Point Decrease
Freezing Point Increase |
Solute in Solvent
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0-14
Higher than 7 = base Lower than 7 = acid 7= neutral |
pH Scale
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m/s
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Velocity
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m/s/s
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acceleration
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k/g
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mass (grams)
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Newtons (N)
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Force
Weight |
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Joules (J)
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Work
Potential Energy Kinetic Energy |
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Watts
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Power
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Hertz (Hz)
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Frequency
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Amps
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Current
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Ohms
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Resistance
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Volts
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Potential Difference/Voltage
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Burning
Baking Digestion Electrolysis Photosynthesis |
Chemical
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