Basics
A new substance is created after a reaction
What is chemical change
Positive particle
This law states the more the mass, the more the force required to accelerate it
What is the 2nd Law of motion?
Interaction of charges is called
What is electricity?
This allows electricity to flow through it
What is a conductor?
Measure of the amount of matter in an object
What is mass
Neutrons & protons located here
What is the nucleus
Speed in a direction is called
What is velocity?
Pull of gravity on an object that is high above the ground
What is gravitational energy?
This is a looped path where electricity flows (has a battery, wires and loads)
What is a circuit?
Examples include H2O, CaBr2, and H2O2
What is a compound?
Neutrons + Protons
What is atomic mass?
The length of travel
What is distance?
This energy of light (sunlight)
What is radiant energy
Circuit type where if one light goes out, others stay lit
What is a parallel circuit?
Neutron # does not equal Proton #
What type of element is this?
What is an isotope
Information about elements is located here
What is the periodic table
change in position over time
What is motion
This is energy of objects that are stretched or compressed
What is elastic energy?
This is the part of an atom attributed to electricity
What is electrons?
Smallest particle of matter
What is an atom
This is equal to the number of protons and electrons in an element
What is atomic number
Speeding up, slowing down or changing direction
What is acceleration?
Energy of motion
What is kinetic energy?
This is a conductor of electricity that connects different loads to a battery
What is wires?