Test 1 Review Flashcards
Stored energy (water in a dam)
potential energy
Energy in Motion (water flowing)
Kinetic energy
Fixed Shape & volume; molecules are close together
Solid
Variable shapes & fixed volumes; molecules are farther apart
liquid
Variable shapes & volumes; molecules are very far apart
Gas
Statements that describe things that are consistently & reproducibly observed; predict future; does not describe why things happen
Law
If experiments continually support a hypothesis it becomes a
theory
a series of ________ are conducted to evaluate the hypothesis
experiments
Are made of observations; educated guess; tentative explanation of what was seen
hypothesis
Same atomic #
Same # of proton and electron
Different # neutron
Since # neutron different = mass # different
Isotopes
C to F formula
(1.8 x C) + 32
F to C formula
F - 32 / 1.8
C to K formula
C + 273.15
K to C formula
K - 273.15
1kg = ___g = ______lb
1,000g, 2.205 lb
Formula: Density =
mass/volume
Formula: Mass =
Density x volume
is the heat required to evaporate a liquid
heat of vaporization
is the heat required to melt a solid
heat o fusion
The melting point of ice or freezing point of water
0 degrees Celsius & 32 degrees F
The boiling point of water
100 degrees Celsius and 212 degrees F
Conversion of a solid directly to a gas; the reverse is called deposition
Sublimation
the conversion of a vapor or gas to a liquid; Water which collects as droplets on a cold surface when humid air is in contact with it
Condensation
1qt = __ L
0.946
1x10^-3 is equivalent to 1 ___liter
mili
how many cups are in 1 quart?
4
production of thyroid hormones
Iodine - I Atomic #53, Mass 126
Group 7 (17)
oxygen transporting compound in red blood cells
Iron: Fe #26, mass 55.86
- row 8
required for normal growth
Zinc: Zn #30, mass 65
Transition metal - row 12
required for hemoglobin formation
Copper: Cu #29, 63
Transition metal, row 11
normal growth and metabolism
manganese Mn 25, mass 54
transition metals
production of red blood cells
Cobalt: Co #27, 58
transition metals
alkali metals
Group 1
alkaline earth metals
Group 2
Halogen
Group 17
Nobel Gasses
Group 18
Oxygen
organic and biochemical compounds O #8, 16
Carbon
C #6 the main element present in organic and biochemical compound
Hydrogen
H#1 - An element present in organic and biochemical compounds
Nitrogen
N#7, Important to structures of nucleic acids and proteins
Calcium
Ca#20 structure of bones and teeth
Magnesium
Mg12 - Metabolism
Phosphorous
P#15 structure of bones and teeth
Calcium over/under
Ca #20 - Over kidney stones, under osteoporosis
Phosphorus over under
P#15 Skeletal problems
Rickets