Vocabulary
AP
Atomic Anatomy
Goldilocks
Periodic Table
100

AP stands for this

Anthropic Principal

100

The total number of AP Characteristics that are necessary for life (as listed in the text)

What is 10
100
These are the most well-known sub-atomic particles

What are the neutrons, protons, and electrons

100

An important feature of our Solar System

What is having one sun

100

He created the Periodic Table

Who is Dmitry Mendeleyev

200

A continuous natural process supplying organisms with water by evaporation from the oceans, precipitation to the earth's surface, and flow back to oceans

What is the water cycle

200

Earth Structure, Solar System Structure, Galactic Structure, Basic Universe Structure, Natural Laws, Mathematical Form of Laws, Physical Constants

What are the necessary large-scale AP Characteristics
200

The nucleus is composed of these two parts of an atom

What are the protons and neutrons

200

The _________ is just the right size to have enough gravity to hold onto greenhouse gases but not too much gravity so poisonous gases are not held in the atmosphere

What is Earth

200

The number of protons in the atom's nucleus (determining the properties of that atom)

What is the Atomic Number

300
a combination of elements that exhibits properties different from the component elements

What are compounds

300

These are necessary small-scale AP characteristics

What are subatomic particles and compounds

300

The maximum number of electrons to fill the first shell

What is 2

300

This makes sure that the heat that is absorbed by the atmosphere is spread around evenly enough to make life possible across most of the earth

What is the earth's tilt

300

These elements are found in the far-right column

What are Noble gases

400

Global warming

what is the rise of Earth's surface temperature due to greenhouse gas increase

400

Water Vapor, Carbon Dioxide, Methane and Ozone

What are greenhouse gases

400

It takes this many electrons to equal one proton

What is 1836

400

These two planets are either too close or too far from the sun keeping them out of the Goldilocks zone

What are Venus and Mars

400

The first three elements in Group I

What are hydrogen, lithium and sodium

500

Fossil fuels

What are fuels like coal, oil and natural gas which are made of fossils of dead organisms

500

Essential elements for biological life

What are carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, phosphorus, and sulfur

500

This is the result when the number of electrons is not equal to the number of protons

An electrically-charged ion

500

Space between stars

What is an AP characteristic of the galaxy that allows the Earth to orbit the sun without interference and stay in the Goldilocks zone
500

The total number of groups on the periodic table

What is VIII

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