Junior Masterchef Flashcards

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1
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How do you work out how long a wave length in the choclate experiment?

A

You find and measure the melted spots distance from eachother and multiply by two to find 1 full wave length

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2
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What are the parts of a scientific wave?

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Crest Crest
/ \ ______ / \
/ \ 1/2 / \
}Trough {_____} {
|___wavelength__|

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3
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What are the 6 rules of the particle theory?

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  1. Everthing is made up of particles
  2. Particles are always moving
  3. There are tiny spaces between particles
  4. When you heat up particles, they move faster
  5. When you cool down particles, they move slower
  6. Particles are attracted to eachother
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4
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What are the 3 changes of state?

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Solid, liquid and gas

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What is the process called when a solid becomes a liquid?

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Melting

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What is the process called when a liquid becomes a gas?

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Evaporating

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What is the process called when a gas becomes a liquid?

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Condensing

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What is the process called when a liquid becomes a solid?

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Freezing

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What is the point halfway between a substance being a liquid and a gas?

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Boiling point

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10
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What is the point halfway between a substance being a solid and a liquid?

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Freezing point

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11
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What is the process called when a gas DIERECTLY becomes a solid?

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Deposition

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12
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What is volume?

A

The amount of space an substance takes up

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13
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What is mass?

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The matter that substances are made of measured in weight

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14
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What is density?

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The state or quality of being dense, compactness, closely set or crowded condition

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15
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What unit is density measured in?

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g/cm3

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16
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What unit is mass measured in?

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g

17
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What unit is volume measured in?

A

cm3

18
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How do you work out the density of an object?

A

Mass/volume

19
Q

How can you work out the volume of an object?

A

Mass/density or displacement method

20
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How can you work out the mass of an object?

A

Density x volume or weigh it

21
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What is the displacement method for volume?

A
  • fill a jug to 50ml (exactly) with water
  • place object in jug and record the new water level
  • subtract 50ml from the current water level and there is your volume
22
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What is one way to test the density of an object?

A

See if it floats in water. If it has a higher density than water it will sink and if it has a lower density than water it will float

23
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Do all forms of a substance have mass? And how can you prove it?

A

Yes. solids, liquids and gases have mass and you can prove this by weighing them

24
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Do all forms of a substance take up space?

A

Yes. Solids, liquids and gases all take up space

25
Q

How do you figure out the speed of light/microwaves?

A

Wavelength x frequency

26
Q

1ml of water is equivilent to what in volume?

A

1cm3