Exam 1 Flashcards

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An object with potential energy is

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At rest

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The ability to do work.

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energy

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2
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What kind of energy do fuels contain?

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Potential

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3
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Are fuels, wind, and moving water partially or directly dependent on solar energy?

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Partially

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4
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By what method does heat energy travel and gets transferred from molecule to molecule.

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Conduction

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5
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Is wood a good conductor or insulator?

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Insulator

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When a gas or liquid is heated, in which way do the molecules move?

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Away from each other

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7
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When heat energy is transferred by the circulation of heated materials, it is called:

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Convection

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8
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Liquid and gases transfer heat by what method?

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Convection

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9
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Radiant energy produces what kind of energy when it strikes something?

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Heat energy

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10
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Light rays are a form of what kind of energy?

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Radiant

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11
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During photosynthesis, what kind of energy do plants use?

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Radiant energy

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12
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Photosynthesis results in the production of:

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Oxygen

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13
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Food and fuels are both the result of what kind of energy?

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Chemical

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14
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What is the longest wavelength of light visible to the human eye?

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Red

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15
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Can sound energy pass through empty space?

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No.

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16
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Sounds with a high pitch are vibrating at what kind of frequency?

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High ( short and fast)

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17
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Is pushing against a rock, but not moving it work.

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No.

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18
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Name two measurements of work:

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Power•time

Force•distance

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19
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What unit measures heat energy?

20
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What unit measures electric energy?

21
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What unit measures force

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Foot-pound

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What is important when measuring power. Time, pitch, or heat?

23
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Name two material which absorb radiant energy well.

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Dark colors

Soil and rocks

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Name materials that reflect radiant energy well.
Light colored materials Smooth shiny surfaces Large bodies of water
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Does matter have volume?
Yes
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Is the density of a of pound cotton and a pound of lead the same or is it different?
Different
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Carbon dioxide, water, and glucose are made of two or more elements so they are:
Compounds
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The smallest unit of an element which retains the characteristic of that element.
Atom. Atoms of iron are different than atoms of tin.
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Matter with a definite volume, but without a definite shape is a
Solid
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How do the number of protons and electrons relate in an atom? They are:
Equal
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What subatomic particle is farthest from the nucleus of atom, and is in the highest energy level?
Electron
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Most of an atoms mass is in its
Nucleus
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The chemical symbol for Sodium
Na
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The total number of atoms represented by the formula 2CO2
6
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When two atoms join by sharing electrons the bond is called
Covalent
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An element that is found in all acids is called
Hydrogen
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An element found in all organic molecules is
Carbon
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A substance that has more hydroxyl ions (OH-) than hydrogen ions (H+), it is a
Base
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A substance which helps make a chemical change happen , but is not changed itself is called a
Catalyst
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Rusting iron is an example of what kind of change?
Chemical
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The process of changing from a gas to a liquid is called
Condensation
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A mixture in which the smallest particles of two or more substances are evenly distributed is known as a
Solution
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The Celsius temperature at which water becomes a solid is
0 degrees
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The temperature at which a substance freezes is also its
Melting point
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When the air pressure is low, the freezing point of water
Increases
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Negatively charged, smallest of particles, 2000 are needed to equal mass of a proton, located outside nucleus.
Electron
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Has a positive charge. Has the same number as electrons in an atom. Located with neutrons in the nucleus.
Proton
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Have neutral charge. Have almost same mass as protons. With protons they make up the nucleus of an atom
Neutron