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Doppler Effect

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The apparent change in frequency of a wave as the source moves in relation to the observer

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2
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Resonance

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When an object is struck by a wave that matches it’s natural frequency the object will vibrate

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Electromagnetic spectrum

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Radio waves, micro waves, inferred, visible light, ultra violet, x-rays, gamma rays

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4
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Current

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Continuous flow of electrons, measured in ampers

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5
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Voltage

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The difference in electrical potential in a circuit measured in volts

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6
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Resistance

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Opposition to the flow of a current

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7
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Ohms law

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V=I•R

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8
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What are the different types of circuits?

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Series and parallel

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9
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What is a series circuit

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Only 1 continuous path for the electricity to travel

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10
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What is parallel circuit

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Multiple paths

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11
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What are the facts against resistance

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Diameter D^ R
Length is down resistance is up
Temp. Is down resistance is down
Type of wire

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12
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Dalton?

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First modern atomic theory

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13
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Thomson

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Discovered the electron

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14
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Rutherford

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“Gold fail experiment”

Discovered the nucleus of a atom

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15
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Chadwick

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Discovered the neutron

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16
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Proton

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The mass of 1 a.m.u
Represented as p+
# of protons = the atomic #
Determined identity of an element

17
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Neutron

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Mass slightly a greater than 1 a.m.u
Represented as n
# p+ = atomic mass
# n determines some properties of an element BUT not the identity

18
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Electron

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Mass of 1/1806 a.m.u 
Represented by e- in an Nuteral atom
#p+= # e- in an ion 
#e =#p in charge 
Determined how elements interact w/ other elements
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Ions

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Atoms w/ a charge

20
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Valence electrons

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The outermost e- is an atoms that are involved in bonding

21
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Ionic bonds

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Electrons are taking by the non metals from the metal

22
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Covalent

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2 or more non metals

23
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Isotopes

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Atoms of the same element w/ different atomic masses + different propentney

24
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Diatomic elements

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