chapter 2 Flashcards

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1
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what is the standard unit for time?

A

second

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2
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what is the standard unit for length?

A

meter

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3
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what is the standard unit for mass?

A

kilogram

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4
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what are the 4 fundamental forces?

A

gravity, weak nuclear force, electromagnetism, strong nuclear force

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5
Q

what prefix is for the millions

A

mega or kila

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6
Q

what prefix means hundredths

A

centi

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7
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what prefix means thousands

A

kilo

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8
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what prefix means millionths

A

micro

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9
Q

what is the unit for energy

A

the joule

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10
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the energy that would be released if it were changed into pure energy , discounting any speed of motion it already had

A

rest energy

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11
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the energy of movement and position

A

mechanical energy

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12
Q

what kind of energy is contained within a battery

A

chemical

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13
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what is kinetic energy

A

the energy of motion

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14
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what is potential energy

A

the energy of position

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15
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the energy of the x-ray or light wave, into the potential energy of the physical position of the electron higher above the nucleus

A

electromagnetic potential energy

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16
Q

which radiologic unit is used to quantify radiation intensity

A

roentgen

17
Q

which unit is used to quantify the biological effects of radiation on humans and animals

A

rad

18
Q

which unit is used to quantify radioactivity

A

curie

19
Q

what is the SI unit for exposure

A

coulumb

20
Q

what is the SI unit for the absorbed dose

A

gray

21
Q

what is the SI unit for the effective dose

A

seivert

22
Q

what attracts all forms of matter to each other

A

gravity

23
Q

what is responsible for radioactivity in the nuclei of atoms

A

weak nuclear force

24
Q

what is responsible for the behavior of magnets and electrical charges

A

electromagnetism

25
Q

what holds protons and neutrons within nucleus of each atoms

A

the strong nuclear force

26
Q

the property an an object with mass that resists a change in motion

A

inertia

27
Q

the total energy within a closed system that must always remain constant

A

conserved quantity

28
Q

any device that can convert one form of energy into another

A

transducer

29
Q

refers to any substance that flows

A

liquids

30
Q

the flow of internal energy from one object to another

A

heat

31
Q

when hot objects or substance comes in contact with a cooler one

A

conduction

32
Q

occurs when stirring hot molecules into a cooler fluid

A

convection

33
Q

refers to electromagnetic waves conveying from one object to another

A

radiation

34
Q

form of lights waves emitted by the sun

A

infrared radiation

35
Q

as an electron drops down into a lower atomic shell, its positional form of potential energy is emitted as a _____ form of potential energy

A

electromagnetic

36
Q

the sum of an objects kinetic energy and potential energy must always add up to the same amount

A

law of conservation of mechanical energy