Material Science
This term is used to describe an object changing in shape or size.
What is deformation?
Newton has three laws of motion, this one was exhibited in the Exploding Boomerang activity.
What is the Third Law of Motion (for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction)?
In the compass activity, the needle aligned with these poles.
What are North and South?
This pH value is assigned to a strong base.
What is 14?
This branch of science deals with celestial objects, space, and the physical universe as a whole.
What is Astronomy?
Solve the equation:
3+(4*7)/2
What is 17?
This term is used to describe deformation that is reversible.
What is elastic deformation?
During the roller coaster activity, this force was applied to the marble as it was going through loops.
What is Centripetal?
When making ice cream, this ingredient enabled the ice to get colder and help form ice crystals in the cream mixture.
What is salt?
This pH value is assigned to a strong acid.
What is 1?
A group of stars with an outline or shape goes by this general name.
What is a constellation?
Solve the equation:
9*9+6/6
What is 82?
Plastic deformation begins at this point.
What is the yield point?
This type of energy is present when an object is in motion.
What is kinetic energy?
The volume of this shape can be calculated with the equation (1/2)*Base*Length*Height
What is a triangular prism?
The acidity of a substance is measured on the pH scale; pH stands for this phrase.
What is potential Hydrogen?
The sun rises in this direction.
What is east?
Solve the equation:
8+9/3-2
What is 9?
This is the point at which an object breaks.
What is failure point?
This type of energy is present in a stationary system.
What is potential energy?
This property, calculated by mass divided by volume, determines whether an object will float or sink.
What is density.
This ingredient acts as a catalyst in the elephant toothpaste activity.
What is yeast?
This is the name of the space telescope launched by NASA is 1990.
What is Hubble?
Solve for x:
3x-2=10
What is x=4?
These two properties are the x and y axes of a chart which depicts plastic and elastic deformation.
What are stress and strain?
This term is used to describe how air flows around an object.
What is aerodynamics?
This carrier of genetic information was extracted from strawberries during camp.
What is DNA?
These chemicals are created when the hydrogen peroxide breaks down in the elephant toothpaste activity.
What are O2 and H20?
This constellation is closest to the planet Mercury.
What is Gemini?
Solve for x:
4x2+4=404
What is x=10?