quiz 1 Flashcards

1
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K

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kilo 1,000

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2
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u

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Micro 0.000,001

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3
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g

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giga 1,000,000,000

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4
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n

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nano 0.000,000,001

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5
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M

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mega 1,000,000

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6
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m

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milli 0.001

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7
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electron

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negatively charged particle orbiting the nucleus, large in volume, small in mass

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8
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proton

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positive charge particle orbiting the nucleus, large in volume and small in mass, determines the atom\ic number

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9
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neutron

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uncharged particle in the nucleus, same size as proton, contributes to atomic mass

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10
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quark

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small particles that make up protons and neutrons

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11
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valence electrons

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an electron found in the outermost valence shell

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12
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atom

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basic building block of the universe, an atom is the smallest part of an element

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13
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Molecule

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makes up the smallest part of the compound, made up of at least 2 atoms

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14
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compound

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2 or more elements combined in definite proportions

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15
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Ampere

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unit of measure for electron flow, equal to 1 coulomb per second

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16
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energy

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the total work done in an electrical circuit

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17
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power

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the rate of doing electrical work

18
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volt

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unit of measure for electrical pressure, 1 volt is equal to the amount of potential required to cause 1 coulomb to produce 1 joule of work

19
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relative size and mass of protons and electrons

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protons weigh almost 1840 times more than electrons , electrons are about 1/1000 the size of protons

20
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of valence electrons for an insulator

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7-8

21
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milli

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1/1000

22
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micro

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1/1,000,000

23
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nano

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1/1,000,000,000

24
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kilo

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1,000

25
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mega

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1,000,000

26
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giga

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1,000,000,000

27
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ohm

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unit of measure for resistance to current flow

28
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watt

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unit of measure for rate of use of electrical power

29
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joule

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metric unit of energy equal to one watt-second amount of work done by 1 coulomb at 1 volt in 1 second

30
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coulomb

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measurement of quantity of electrons equal to 6.28 x 10^18 electrons

31
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circuit

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a complete path for current flow, includes a power source , load, and conductors

32
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electromotive force

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voltage, the force that pushes electrons through a conductor

33
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impedance

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the total opposition to current flow in an electric circuit, includes both resistive and reactive opposition

34
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resistance

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opposition to current flow in an ac or dc circuit, often described as frictional opposition to electron flow

35
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electricity

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the directed flow of electrons

36
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horsepower

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unit of measure for mechanical power in the English system

37
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calorie

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equal to the amount of energy required to raise the temperature of 1 gram of water by 1 degree Celsius

38
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BTU

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a measure of heat energy in the English system

39
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difference between metric unit and engineering units

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engineering units increase or decrease by units of 1,000

metric units exist in powers of 10

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