History
Measurements
Molecules and Atoms
Classical Physics
Modern Physics
100

Physics- from Ancient Greek means...

“Nature”

100

SI - how many basic units?

7

100

H2O

Water molecule

100

study how different objects move

Classical Mechanics

100

study structure and behavior of the atom. 

Nuclear Physics

200

Physics - “Physica” from Latin means 

Study of Nature

200

Pressure measured in...

Pascals (Pa)

200

Name this molecule 

CO2

(C - carbon and O - Oxygen)

                                 

Carbon Dioxide

200

study of sound waves and how they travel in nature

Acoustics

200

Study theories to explain the behavior of stars and formation of the universe

Astrophysics and Cosmology

300

Published the first recognizable periodic table in 1869

(Give a full name and country of origin)

Dmitri Mendeleev from Russia

300

Measurement of amount of substance

mole (mol)

300

Name this molecule (SO2)

Sulfure dioxide

300

study of charge, radiation, radio waves, visible light, etc

Electromagnetism

300

Study of physics at smallest subatomic particle level

Quantum Mechanics

400

International Committee agrees on a system of standards for units in (Year)

1960

400

1000 ml is how many cubic meter?

0.001 m3 (cubic meters)

1L = 1000 ml

1L = 0.001 m3

400

Name this molecule CH4

(C - carbon, H - hydrogen)

Methane

400

Study of how energy is transferred, conversion into other forms of energy

Thermodynamics

400

Study how mass interacts with space and time when it moves

Relativity

500

Leucippus and his student Democritus were the first to develop the theory of

Atoms (atomism)

500

The box has a volume of 56 m3 (cubic meters)

It is 2 meters wide and 4 meters long. What is the height of the box?

7 meters

V= XYZ = (4m) x (2m) x (7m) = 56 m3

500

Name this molecule

NH3

N - Nitrogen, H - Hydrogen

Ammonia

500

is a theoretical tool to study a many particle system through modeling the motion of invisible molecules and atoms

Statistical Mechanics

500

studies molecules and atoms of liquids and solids at the quantum level

Condensed Matter Physics

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