History
How did the Hindenburg Blimp burn?
The gas inside the blimp and the paint on the blimp.
What are three types of solutions?
Air, carbonated drinks, and the ocean.
How does thermal energy occur?
When atoms are always in motion.
What is force?
The change in motion of an object.
Are speed and acceleration two different subjects?
Yes
Who discovered the atom?
John Dalton
What is a solute?
The component dissolved in solution.
What is the law of conservation of energy?
Energy and matter cannot be created or destroyed.
How is force measured?
In Newtons
Does more mass give more or less momentum?
More.
Who made the periodic table?
Dmitri Mendeleev
What is a solvent?
The component that dissolves the solute.
What is convection?
When heat is transferred through the movement of molecules.
How many newtons are in a non moving object?
0
Does every moving object have momentum?
Yes
Who invented the theory of gravity?
Isaac Newton
What is a solvent of acetic acid?
Water.
What are insulators?
An insulator reduces the flow of heat.
What are balanced forces?
When the net force equals 0
Does a ping pong ball have more momentum or acceleration when struck?
Acceleration.
Who invented the Radiometer?
William Crookes.
Can a solutions of its own accord, separate back into its original components?
No
What is Thermal Equilibrium?
When thermal energy continues to transfer until both substances are the same temperature.
What are the three common forces on Earth?
Gravity, friction, and air resistance.
Does a tennis ball or bowling ball have more momentum when rolled down a hill?
bowling ball