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Sound
another form of energy travels in wave form
Transverse
(light) wave
Longitudinal
Slinky like waves. compression
Sound Waves
need a median to travel on
Frequency (f)
how often there is reoccurrence; number of waves per second
F = 1/T
Wavelength
distance travelled by the wave
Speed
wavelength x frequency
sound
V = wavelength x frequency
Light sound
C = wavelength x f
Time Period
time taken by one wave
T = 1/f
Wave Number
number of waves per cm of the length
Frequency modulation
air
Amplitude Modulation
sound
Speed of Sound
on 0 degrees C = 331.6 m/s
For every 1 degree C rise in temp, speed of sound increases by .6 m/s
Intensity
Power/Area Decibol
Light
E = h x f
Energy = planks constant x frequency
h = 6.62x10^-34
Snells Law of Reflection
angle i = angle r
^i = ^r
incident ray = reflected ray
IR, RR, inverted T are in same plane
Snells Law of Refraction
IR does NOT = RR
Snell's Law of Diffraction
Bigger the distance, greater light
Black
Absorbant of colors
White
all colors of rainbow
R.O.Y.G.B.I.V.
Infrared
heat absorbing wave, communication
Microwave
Heat, communication
Radio Wave
communication
Convex lens
Converging- magnified lens
Human eyes- flexible focal length
Concave lens
Diverging
Problems:
Near Sighted
Far Sighted
Property of Image
1.) too far; very small
2.) at focal point
3.) Real
4.) Inverted
atom
smallest unit in universe
atoms of 1 element are all the same, however atoms differ from element to element
proton
electron
neutron
positive
negative
neutral
Defining elements
Atomic number: defines number. same as proton number
Atomic size: increases Left to Right and Up to Down
Atomic Mass Unit = amu
Vertical Column
Horizontal Row
Group
Period
Number of Neutrons
Atomic Mass - Atomic No.
Elements that are Gases
1 Hydrogen, 7 Nitrogen, 8 Oxygen, 9 Fluorine, 17 Chlorine, 10 Neon, 18 Argon, 86 Radon, 54 Xenon, 2 Helium, 36 Krypton
11 Elements LATIN names
Natrium = Na = Sodium
Kalium = K = Potassium
Wolfram = W = Tungsten
Ferrum = Fe = Iron
Cuprum = Cu = Copper
Argentom = Ag = Silver
Aurum = Au = Gold
Hydrargyrum = Hg = Mercury
Stannum = Sn = Tin
Stibium = Sb = Antimony
Plumbum = Pb = Lead
Elements that are Liquids
35 Bromine
80 Mercury
Orbit Number
= Period Number
Maximum number of Electrons
2n^2
Vertical Column
number of electrons in outer most orbit
Solar Energy
Nuclear Energy
Two Types of Bombs:
Atomic - Nuclear Fission, nucleus in pieces
Hydrogen - Nuclear Fusion, two nuclei is fused together
E = mc^2
Energy = Speed of Light x mass
Heavy Water
Normal = H20
Heavy Water = D20 (Deuterium)
Tritium Water = T20
Alpha
Beta
Gamma
Positive
Negative - electrons only
Neutral - no mass, no charge
Half Life
amount of time it takes to lose half from original time