chp 2+8 Flashcards

1
Q

Proton

A

positive +1 charge
- Mass = 1.67 x 10-27 kg

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2
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Neutron

A

No change
- Mass = 1.67 x 10-27 kg

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3
Q

Electron

A

Negative -1 charge
- Mass = 9.1 x 10-31 kg

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4
Q

Which particle can create a flow of electricity?

A

Electron

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5
Q

PD of AA and AAA batteries

A

1.5 but AA is stronger

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6
Q

Name 3 things needed for sound

A

medium, sound, receiver

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7
Q

Formula to find speed

A

V=s/t (speed m/s=distance/t)

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8
Q

How to turn m/s to km/h

A

Multiply by 3.6

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9
Q

RO in ropec

A

Organize data

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10
Q

P is ropec

A

The change (interpret) formulas

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11
Q

EC in ropec

A

Final answer + working out

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12
Q

What is a vibration

A

A movement around a fixed point, to and fro movement

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13
Q

The displacement from the neutral position is called …….

A

amplitude

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14
Q

Amplitude

A

the maximum displacement with respect to the equilibrium (neutral) position
- meauserd in dB
- the bigger the amplitude the louder the sound

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15
Q

Wavelength

A

the distance between identical points in the adjacent cycles of a waveform
- The bigger the wave length the lower the pitch

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16
Q

Frequency

A

number of oscillations / second
- A higher frequency results in a higher pitch
- measured in Hz

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17
Q

Formulate the formula for frequency, using cycle time

A

f = 1/T

18
Q

Formulate the formula for cycle time, using the frequency

A

T=1/f

19
Q

The frequency range for humans is?

A

20-20,000 Hz

20
Q

oscillations

A

peaks

21
Q

Resistance

A

opposing force

22
Q

Electrical current

A

electrical flow

23
Q

How do the molecules move

A
  • to +
24
Q

Attract vs repel

A

-/+ attract (pull)
+/+, -/- repel (push)

25
Q

3 conditions needed for a good circuit

A

1) closed circuit
2) Conductor
3) energy supply

26
Q

Load

A

device

27
Q

Conductor

A

something that loosely hold electrons (allows energy to go thru it)

28
Q

Insulator

A

Holds onto the electrons, more slow and resist the flow of the current (doesn’t allow energy to pass through)

29
Q

Atomic forces

A

Force between atom x molecule

30
Q

Potential difference

A

a measure of energy, per unit of charge, transferred between two points in a circuit.

31
Q

Electromotive force

A

equal to the terminal potential difference when no current flows.

32
Q

Explain what happens from battery to a current

A

in the battery there are cells that push electrons to one side (pd), the pd provided by a cell is the emf. EMF makes electrons move more causing a current

33
Q

Short circuit (effects + meaning)

A

Curcuit with no loads,
- drains battery quickly
- heats up quickly
- can cause you to be electrocuted

34
Q

Conservation energy law

A

Energy can be transformed into another sort of energy but it cannot be crated/destroyed

35
Q

Ammeter

A
  • series
  • ampere
36
Q

Voltmeter

A
  • parallel
37
Q

Where does sound travel the quickest and why

A

solid bc molecules are closer together (water,gas)

38
Q

Vacuum

A
  • has no particles
  • cannot hear any sound
39
Q

How much does sound travel

A

340 m/s

40
Q

The higher the frequency…

A

the higher the periodic time