Heating Process
C in MCAT stands for ...
What is heat capacity
The most penetrating radiation is __
What is gamma radiation
Resistance is measured in ...
What are ohms
Energy cannot be created nor destroyed, but transferred and transformed, this is known as ___
What is the law of the conservation of energy
Energy is transferred by ...
what do waves transfer
4200J is specific heat capacity of ___
What is water
The three different types of radiation are ___, ___, and ___
What is alpha, beta and gamma radiation
An electrical circuit with a junction is a ___
What is a parallel circuit
Every action has an equal and opposite reaction is
What is Newton's third law
A disturbance that travels through a medium, transporting energy from one place to another
What is the definition of a wave
When the bottom water particles gain kinetic energy from the heat, they move up to the surface. This leads to the denser water at the top to fall, which leads to ...
What is convection heat
It is the most ionising type of radiation
What is alpha decay
potential difference and ___ mean the same thing.
What is potential difference also known as
___ is the process of energy transfer to the motion of an object bia application of force
What is work
Wavelength, frequency, period, speed and amplitude
What are the aspects of a wave
Heat used to change the state of an substance is ___
What is latent heat
When there are too many neutrons or protons in an atom, ___ occurs. Or a neutron turns into a proton or vise versa.
What is Beta decay
I = V/R
What is the equation to find current when given voltage and resistance
___ is the force on a body and the time over which the force acts
What is impulse
___ represents wavelength
What is Lambda
1.3X1044j is needed for the ___ to burn
what is the sun
N(t) = N0(1/2)t/(t1/2) is ___
What is the formula of half life
Positive to negative
What way do particles travel in a circuit that is switched on
The formula ___ is used to solve the conservation of momentum for an explosion
m1u1 = m2v1 + m3v2
Examples of ___ are light, microwaves, infrared, X-rays, ultra-violet rays, radio waves
What is electromagnetic waves