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Circuits
Variables
Measuring
Chemistry
100
A note taking type that has sections of notes, guiding questions, and a summary at the bottom.
What is Cornell Notes?
100
A circuit must be ________ in order to work.
What is closed?
100
This variable is what the scientist changes in an experiment.
What is independent variable?
100
What is graduated cylinder?
100
These are the 3 phases of matter.
What are solid, liquids, and gases?
200
If you get chemicals in your eye, you do this, for this long.
What is the eye flush, for 15 minutes.
200
This is what we typically use to conduct electricity in a circuit.
What are wires?
200
The variable that the scientist records in an experiment.
What is dependent variable?
200
What is erlenmeyer flask?
200
This is the formula for water.
What is H2O?
300
Also known as the SDS, this document tells you the hazards of every chemical we work with.
What is safety data sheet?
300
Name 3 power sources that a circuit could use.
What is battery, outlet, and solar panel?
300
The variable that must remain the same when conducting an experiment.
What is controlled variables?
300
If a liquid is comprised of 20 mL and 5 mL, this is the ratio.
What is 4:1?
300
This is the pH of a neutral solution.
What is 7?
400
This is Ms. Dana's favorite thing to drink.
What is coffee?
400
This is what a material is called when it does not conduct electricity.
What is an insulator?
400
There must only be one of this variables in an experiment.
What is independent variable?
400
The system that we use when measuring distances or lengths in science.
What is metric?
400
This element is found in all organic matter compounds.
What is carbon?
500
This is what Ms. Dana got her degree in.
What is biology?
500
The three components that every circuit should have.
What is power source, conductor, and device that uses power?
500
A statement in the form of "if...then..." in an experiment.
What is hypothesis?
500
The place where you measure when measuring liquids.
What is meniscus?
500
This is the name for converting a solid to gas.
What is sublimation?