m1 Flashcards

1
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branch of astronomy that studies the origin and evolution of universe

A

cosmology

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2
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studies non-living systems

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physical science

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3
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3 cosmic stages

A

bigbang nucleosynthesis
stellar formation and evolution
stellar explosion/SUPERNOVA

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4
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formed light elements (H, HE LI)

A

bigbang nucleosynthesis

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5
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formed elements heavier than Be to Fe (form stars)

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stellar formation and evolution

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6
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formed elements heavier than Fe

A

stellar explosion/ SUPERNOVA

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7
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how many yrs since bigbang explode

A

13.8 billion yrs ago

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8
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elements in bigbang

A

H, He, Li

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9
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first light element

A

H and He

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10
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explain how elements originally formed

A

bigbang

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11
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inflation and expansion of universe

A

bigbang

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12
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stages of bigbang

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  • singularity
  • inflation
  • nucleosynthesis
  • recombination
  • annihilation
  • redshift
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13
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a time where universe was infinity hot and dense
- created from “nothing”

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singularity

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14
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theory of exponential expansion of space
- inflationary lasted for 10^-36 seconds

A

INFLATION

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15
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process of creating new atomic nuclei from pre-existing nucleons (protons and neutrons)

A

nucleosynthesis

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16
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1 proton
1 neutron

A

deuterium

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17
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1 proton
2 neutron

A

tritium

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18
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1deuterium
1 neutron

A

tritium

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19
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2 proton
2 neutron

A

helium

20
Q

1 tritium
1 proton

A

helium

21
Q

changed electrons and protons and first become bound to form electrically neutral hydrogen atoms

A

recombination

22
Q

light energy

A

photon

23
Q

negatively charge

A

electron

24
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positively charge

A

protons

25
Q

reaction which particle and antiparticle collide and disappear = release energy = light

A

annihilation

26
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antihydrogen consists of

A

positron +
antiproton -

27
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displacement of spectral lines (red waves) toward longer wavelengths in radiation from distant galaxies and celestial object

A

redshift

28
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long waves

A

red waves

29
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short waves

A

blue waves

30
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star moving away

A

red shifted

31
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star not moving

A

blue shifted

32
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smallest unit of matter
- have all properties of an element

A

atom

33
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composed of smaller subatomic particles such as protons, neutron, and electrons

A

atom

34
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atom consists of

A

electron, proton, neutron, nucleus

35
Q

calculate for mass number

A

atomic number + neutron number

36
Q

calculate for neutron number

A

mass number - atomic number

37
Q

atomic number aka

A

number of protons

38
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number of neutron = number of electron

A

if atom is neutral

39
Q

number of proton + neutron

A

atomic mass

40
Q

atomic number is equal but atoms mass is different

A

isotope

41
Q

reason of different atomic mass

A

of neutron

42
Q

isotopes of hydrogen

A

protium 1h
deuterium 2h
tritium 3h

43
Q

a positively or negatively charged particle

A

ion

44
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Ions with a positive charge are called

A

cation

45
Q

Ions with a negative charge are called

A

anion

46
Q

more proton

A

positively charged

47
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more electron

A

negatively charged