Force and Motion
Waves
Action at a Distance
Concepts of Chemistry
Thermal Energy
100

when you increase force, what happens to acceleration?

Increases

100

the length of a wave from peak to peak is called ________

wavelength

100

weight is dependent upon an objects mass and ______

gravity

100

the smallest unit of matter

atom

100

energy is transferred by direct contact

conduction

200

Newton's 2nd law states that force is equal to mass times _____

acceleration

200

the number of wave cycles repeated in one second is called _______

frequency

200

when you increase mass, what happens to gravity?

increases

200

A change in matter where a substance’s properties change, but not the composition of its particles.

Physical Change

200

energy is transferred by mass motion of molecules

convection

300

this law states that for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction

Newton's 3rd Law

300

When you look at a glass window to a store on a sunny day, you can see yourself in the glass. What vocabulary word do we use to describe this phenomenon?

Reflection

300

true or false: forces exist between all objects?

true

300

A change in matter where a substance’s particles interact with another substance to make new particles.

Chemical Change

300

energy is transferred by electromagnetic radiation

radiation

400

Using the equation for Newton's 2nd law (F=ma), solve the equation below for mass:

You apply a force of 10 Newtons to a soccer ball. It allerates at 5 m/s2. What is the mass of the soccer ball?

2 kg

400

When you look at a glass window to a store on a sunny day, you can see through the glass to the store inside. What vocabulary word do we use to describe this phenomenon?

Transmission

400

what unit is used to describe the strength of an electric field?

coulomb

400

the law of conservation of matter states ...

matter cannot be created or destroyed

400

the temperature at which a thermodynamic system has the lowest energy and particles are not moving

absolute zero

500

In the Newton's cradle demonstration, potential energy is transformed into what 3 forms of energy?

kinetic, sound, thermal

500

The main difference between analog and digital signals is that analog signals have ___________ electrical signals, while digital signals have __________ electrical signals

continuous, non-continuous

500

magnetic field strength is typically measured in what? 

amperes per meter (A/m)

500

what are the products of reacting baking soda and vinegar?

sodium acetate, water, and carbon dioxide

500

energy always moves from... 

high to low

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