The steps carried out during an experiment
What is the procedure?
The number of electrons Sodium has
What is 11?
The type of resource that oil can be classified as
What is non-renewable?
How astronauts sleep on the international sleep station
What is a sleep pod?
A diagram showing the relationships between species in a given environment
What is a food web?
The amount of space that an object occupies
What is the volume?
The hottest colour of chemical flame
What is blue?
An electrical meter that measures the amount of energy used in a home
What is a smart meter?
A famous Canadian astronaut who was also an engineer, fighter pilot, musician, and writer.
Who is Chris Hadfield?
A non-native organism that causes harm to its new environment
What is an invasive species?
A small curved piece of metal used to spoon chemicals out of a container
What is a scoopula?
The number of valence electrons that noble gases have
What is eight?
(Bonus** with the exception of Helium)
The force between two negatively charged items
What is repulsion?
Why astronauts have to exercise for 2 hours a day
What is loss of muscle mass?
The continuous movement of carbon through the atmosphere, land, and living organisms
What is the Carbon Cycle?
A description of a substance that uses numbers instead of words
What is quantitative?
The type of change when sodium bicarbonate (baking soda) is mixed with acetic acid (vinegar)
What is a chemical change?
A diagram that only shows the valence electrons of an element
What is a Lewis Dot diagram?
The length of time between sending a command and receiving a response in space
What is 40 minutes?
An organism that makes its own food from light energy
What is an autotroph/producer?
The long form of WHMIS
What is the Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System?
The density of copper, which has a mass of 216g and a volume of 24cm3.
What is 9g/cm3?
When an excess charge is removed by connecting to a large neutral object
What is grounding?
The number of times a day the sun rises in space
What is 16 times?
A species that feeds on the tissue of a host without killing it
What is a parasite?