Gen Science Flashcards

1
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2 ways to present data and differentitate this two

A

Tables: easy to read and organized presentation

graphs: patterns of data

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2
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3 types of graphs and define them

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Line: 2 continuously changing variables

Bar: categories/ groups

Histogram: frequency

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3
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Accuracy vs precision

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Accuracy: degree of closeness of measurements to its actual value

Precision: closeness of the measurements w each other

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4
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Differentiate solid, liquid, gas, and plasma from each other

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Solid: resistance to change due to strong attraction of molecules

Liquid: does not resist change in shape because molecules are free to move

Gas: molecules are widely dispersed and free to move

Plasma: overall charge-neutral mix of electrons, ions, and neutral atoms

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5
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Thus is the temperature at which any given substance changes from solid to liquid

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Melting/Freezing Point

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6
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The temperature at which it changes from liquid to gas and vice versa.

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Boiling Point

It is also defined as the temperature at which the vapor pressure of a liquid equals the external pressure surrounding the liquid. Therefore, the boiling point depends on atmospheric pressure

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7
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Describe physical change and it’s types

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  • no Chem reaction
  • substance does not lose its chem identity
  • any alteration in the shape and size

Types: melting, evaporating, freezing

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8
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What type of change is sublimation?

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Physical change. Sublimation is the change from solid to gas

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9
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What is chem change and give example

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  • the chem composition of each molecule changes
  • new substances w new properties r produced
  • ex: rust, burn
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10
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Define a machine (5)

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Machines can do any of the ff:
1. Multiply force
2. Multiply speed/distance
3. Change the direction of the force
4. Transfer energy from one place to another
5. Transfer energy from one form to another

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11
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This type of machine only have one or parts each

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Simple machine

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12
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Machines that use 2 or more simple machines are called?

A

Conpound/ complex machines

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13
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This type of simple machine help lift a heavy weight w less effort

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Lever

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14
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This type of simple machine helps carry loads easily, long distances w less effort

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Wheel and axle

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15
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This type of simple machine is a slope/ramp that makes easier to lift objects

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Inclined plane

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16
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This type of simple machine is made of 2 inclined planes and used to push objects apart

A

Wedge

17
Q

This type of simple machine is an inclined plane wrapped into spiral

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Screw

18
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This type of simple machine uses wheels and a rope to raise, lower, or move a load

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Pulley

19
Q

Formula for density. Which phase of matter has the highest density?

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p= mass/ volume

Solid has higher density compared to liquid or gas because it’s particles are very close to another another

20
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Climate vs weather

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Climate: long term effect of the sun’s radiation

Weather: state of the atmosphere at a particular time and place

21
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Elements of Weather

Measurement of the amount of water vapor in the air

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Humidity

22
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Elements of Weather

It is produced when the droplets and crystals in clouds grow large enough to fall

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Precipitation

23
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Elements of Weather

It is the horizontal movement of air

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Wind

24
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Elements of Weather

This forms when excess water vapor in the air condensed into liquid deposits/ice crystals

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Clouds

25
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It is odorless, tasteless, and colorless. It is also the universal solvent

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Water

26
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4 distinct stages of hydrologic cycle/ water cycle

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Storage, evaporation, precipitation, and run-off