Forces & Motion
Periodic Table
Matter
Waves
Hodpdge
100

If all of the forces acting on an object are in opposite directions but are of equal strength, the force is said to be

balanced

100

atomic number tells you

protons

100

charge of protons

positive

100

When a wave refracts, it enters a new substance and

changes speeds

100

Left side of the periodic table

Metals

200

Your distance from where you started

displacement

200

The period number tells you

Number of orbitals

200

where electrons are found

orbitals/electron cloud

200

what causes diffraction?

an object bends around a barrier

200

Sunken part of the periodic table

Transition metals

300

The resultant force

Net force

300

How do you find neutrons from the element box

atomic mass  minus atomic number

300

If an atom loses an electron it would have what charge

positive

300

What kind of image does a concave lens produce?

Virtual Only
300

Group 17

Halogens
400

If the line on a speed vs. time graph is slanted downward, the acceleration is

negative

400
Why is group 18 inert?

Full valence level

400

what defines the type of element

Protons

400

What is a real image?

Upside down

400
Crest

Top part of a transverse wave

500

If the line on a distance vs. time graph is horizontal, the object is

stopped

500

Group number tells you the number of 

Valence Electrons
500

particles in the nucleus

protons and neutrons

500

how is a real image produced?

the waves refract and cross

500

Crest to crest

wavelength