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what is the process of splitting a large atom into smaller atoms called?
what is it called when a solid turns into a gas
sublimation
what is the powerhouse of the cell?
Mitochondria
In psychology, this infamous experiment is known for being an example of classical conditioning
psychology is not a real science
second largest organ in human body (bio)
liver
what particles make up: protons, neutrons, and electrons
1.protons - 2 up quarks, 1 down quark
2.neutrons - 2 down quarks, 1 up quark
3. electrons - are the most elementary they can get
how many elements are on the periodic table
118
how many bones does a baby have at birth?
~270-300
This man is known for and mainly accredited as the creator of the communist ideology in sociology
sociology is not a real science
How can you travel into the future and why cant you travel to the past? (physics)
by going the speed of light, everything around you moves faster which technically means you age less than you should have over time (although you'd have to be traveling at the speed of light).
one cannot change the past as it has already happened,
What creates the northern lights and how?
solar winds push charged particles from the sun towards earth. the charged particles are guided by the earth's magnetic field and the particles interact with the atmospheric particles they excite the electrons in these atmospheric atoms and they release mass amounts of photons that give off different flavours of visible light when releasing energy absorbed
What is the formula to see how far ink moves on paper during paper chromotography
R_f=(substance dist. from baseline)/(solvent dist. from baseline)
why might the vena cavae and the aorta be considered "best friends" in a sense?
because they are the beginning and end points, pumping in and out blood. both having opposite but equally important roles in the human body
within political science, this sub-field studies civil society and the concept of citizen ship
2 word explanation of how ideal gas molecules interacts with each other (Chem)
elastic collision
what is the equation for Drag/Drag force, and what do the variables represent?
F_drag=(1/2)p(v^2)CA
p- density of fluid
v- velocity
C- drag coefficient
A- cross-sectional area
First person to say the answer gets the point
-15°C to kelvin (round to nearest whole #)
258K
What is a gallbladder/what does a gallbladder do? Can you live without a gallbladder? if so what are the side-effects
1. organ that stores and releases bile into small intestine
2.yes
3. digestive issues, due to lack of storage of bile
(History) this date in time is recognized for american revolutionists dumping tea into water
history is not a real science
Mme Curie discovered Polonium & Radium, but what are their atomic #s
(you can get the points if youre within +/-3 point range)
polonium - 84
radium - 88
What equation determines the resistence of 3 light switches in paraleleleleelelelellelelelelelleeel? Please give the name of the law and the equation.
Ohm's Law, 1/Rt=1/R1+1/R2+1/R3
4th most abundant element in the universe
neon
what is the 4th most common element in the human body?
nitrogen
(Neuroscience) which structure of the brain is mainly known for the creation of memories?
Hippocampus
In 2003, in Belgium there was an election using electronic voting machines. Mysteriously one candidate summed an excess of 4096 votes.
the excess votes were caused by a flip in a single digit of binary code, from a 0 to a 1.
propose how this might have happened in relevance to elementary particle studies. (physics)
it was caused by a single neutrino, a particle that is so small it can pass by atoms, this neutrino in specific interacted with a voting machine in Belgium and slightly changed the property of a single atom which flipped a 0 to a 1.