Science Unit 1 Flashcards by Natalie Thorell | Brainscape

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NOTTUS

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Natural, Observable, Testable, Tentative, Understood, Social

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What is the difference between theories and laws

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theories explain scientific processes, laws describe natural phenomenon

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mass definition

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matter in an object

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length definition

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distance from one point to another

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temperature definition

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measure of kinetic energy

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angle definition

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degree from surface

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weight definition

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force of an object

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density definition

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mass per unit of volume

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mass tool

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balance scale

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length tool

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meter stick/ruler

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temperature tool

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thermometer

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angle tool

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protractor

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weight tool

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scale

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density tool

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balanced graduated cylinder

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mass unit

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gram(g)

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length unit

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meter(m)

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temperature unit

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degree celcius (.c)

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angle unit

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degree (.)

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weight unit

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Newton (N)

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density unit

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g divided by mL, g divided by cm^3

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volume 1 definition

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space taken up by an object

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volume 1 tool

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graduated cylinder

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volume 1 unit

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mL

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volume 2 definition

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read directly off a graduated cylinder

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volume 2 tool

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LxWxH for a rectangular shaped object

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volume 2 unit

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cm^3

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volume 3 definition

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liquid displacement for an irregular object

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volume 3 example

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marble

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volume 3 unit

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mL

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when do we use a line graph?

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graphing continuous change (time)

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when do you use a bar graph?

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comparing data points

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when do you use a pie chart/graph?

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analyzing a percentage of a whole

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volume measurements

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mL, cm^3

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