Science Exam πŸ§¬πŸ‘©πŸ»β€πŸ”¬ Flashcards

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What charge is a proton?

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Positive

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2
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What charge is a neutron

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Neutral

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3
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What charge is a electron

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Negative

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4
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Who made the periodic table?

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Dmitri Mendeleev in 1834

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What are the column called and how many are there

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Groups 18

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What are the rows called and how many are there

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Periods 7

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7
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What divides the metals and non metals?

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Staircase aka the amphoteric line

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8
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What side are metals found?

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The left side

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9
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What side are the metalloids on

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In the middle

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10
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What side are the non metals on?

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The right side of the staircase

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11
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What are the sales of all the metals in what groups

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1 are alkali metals
2 are alkaline metals
3-12 are transition metals
17 are halogens
18 are Nobel gases

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12
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An atom has a charge of what?

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0

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13
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How does an atom become a Anion

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By gaining electrons

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14
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How does a atom become a cation

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By losing electrons

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15
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What happens when fire touches CO2

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The flame goes out

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16
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What happens when fire touches Hydrogen gas?

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The flame makes a popping sound

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17
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What happens when fire touches oxygen gas

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The flame gets bigger /reginites

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18
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Where are protons found ?

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In the nucleus

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19
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Where are neutrons found?

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In the nucleus

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20
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Where are electrons found

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Orbiting the nucleus

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21
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What are the 2 types mixtures

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Homogenous = mixtures that are of uniform composition throughout, only one phase visible
- Water

Heterogenous = mixtures that are not of uniform composition throughout, more than one phase is visible
- snack mix

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22
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What is matter

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Anything that has mass and takes up space

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23
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What is particle theory ?

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  1. Particle attract
  2. Move in constant motion
  3. All matter is made up of tiny particles
  4. Particles move faster as temp gets hot
  5. Different substance are made of different kind of particles
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24
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What is a alloy ?

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A solid solution of 2 or more metals

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What is suspension?
A cloudy mixture of 2 or more substances that seperate when left alone
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What are the 2 kinds of pure substances ?
Elements - made up of only one type of atoms and cannot be broke down into something simpler Compounds - made up of 2 of more atoms
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Rules for writing element symbols
1. First letter always capital 2. Rest of the letters always lowercase 3. No periods at the end of the letters
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What is current electricity?
The controlled flow of electrons through a conductor
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What is electrical energy?
The energy produced by the flow of electrons in a electric circuit
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What are the 3 basic parts of a simple circuit ?
- source - load - conducting wires
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What is the difference between series and parallel circuit
Series = produces only one path for electrons to flow through Parallel = produces more than one path for electrons to flow through
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What is the difference between a primary and secondary cell
Primary = cannot be reused must be replaced Secondary = can be reused more than once
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What are the slot names on a outlet?
Left slot = neutral Right slot = hot The bottom middle slot = ground
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What does GFCI stand for
Ground fault circuit interruptor
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What is current
The rate of electron flow in a circuit
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What is voltage ?
The electric potential difference between two points in a circuit
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What is Resistance ?
The ability of a material to resist/oppose the flow of electrons in a circuit
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If a path was interrupted in a parallel circuit what will happen?
The circuit will continue to flow electrons because there will be more paths for the electrons
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What will happen when a light bulb breaks in a series circuit?
The whole circuit will shut down because the only path will be interrupted
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What is the law of charges?
- Like charges repel - Unlike charges attract - A charged object exerts an electric force
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What are the methods of charge
1. Charge by contact (friction and conduction) 2. Charging by induction 3. Charging by conduction
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What are some examples of good and fair conductors and good insulators?
Good conductors = silver, copper, gold Fair conductors = earth, salt water, carbon Good insulators = rubber, paper, plastic
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Lightning is cause by what?
Huge amount of static electricity
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What are the 4 different atmospheres and explain
Atmosphere = the layer of gases of earth Biosphere = where life exists Hydrosphere = the water above and below Lithosphere = the rocky layer of earth
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What is ecology
The study of animals and the non living parts of the environments
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What is the difference between biotic and abiotic factors?
Biotic = all the living organisms in a ecosystem ex. Grass, skunk, worms Abiotic = all the non living things in a ecosystem ex. Water, wind, soil, air
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What is the difference between population and community
Population = A group of Individuals in the same species living in the same Community = the interactions of different species living the the same area
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What are autotrophs and heterotrophs?
Autotrophs = aka as a producer can make their own food Heterotrophs = cannot make their own food and must live off of other organisms
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What are the types of consumers
Carnivores = eats only animals Herbivores = eats only plants Omnivores = eats both plants and animals Scavengers = eats dead or decaying organisms
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What is a food chain
A series of predator and prey relationships that eat each other
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What is a food web
Shows the feeding relationships in a community
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What are the order of food chains
Producer, 1st consumer, 2nd consumer, 3rd consumer, 4th consumer
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What are the 3 types of pyramids
1. Pyramid of numbers 2. Pyramid of biomass 3. Pyramid of energy
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What are the symbiosis relationships ?
Mutualism = a relationship between two organisms where both organisms benefit Parasitism = a relationship between two organisms where one directly lives off another organism Commensalism = a relationship between two organisms where one organism benefits and the other one is unaffected Predation = a relationship between two organisms where one organism preys on or hunts/eats the other organism Competition = a relationship between two organisms where both are competing with each other for important resources Intraspecific = competition between same species Interspecific = competition between different species
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What are the 4 types of energy ?
- light energy - chemical energy - thermal energy - radiant energy
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What is photosynthesis
The process used by plants to turn light energy into chemical energy (carbohydrates)
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What is cellular respiration
The process by which organisms turn stored chemical energy ( sugar/glucose) Into usable energy for the cell
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What are the 3 cycles
- water cycle - carbon cycle - nitrogen cycle
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What are some physical properties
- malleability - lustre - ductility - texture - viscosity
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What are some example of chemical changes
- change in odour - change in colour - bubbles form - change in energy - precipitation forms