Electricity and Magnetism
Copper, Aluminum, metal wires
What are good conductors.
Transfer of electrons
What is ionic bonding.
The difference as measured in meters, and direction from your starting location to your ending location
What is displacement.
Periods
What are the rows on the periodic table
Protons, neutrons and electrons
what are the three common particles in an atom
An imbalance of electrical charge between two objects.
What is static electricity.
Sharing of electrons
What is covalent bonding?
The slope of a line on a graph of position vs time.
what is velocity.
noble gases
Group 8a (or Group 18)
Gamma, beta and alpha
What are the three most common types of radioactive decay.
The 'force' that causes electrons to flow through a wire.
What is voltage.
Metals and nonmetals.
What is ionic bonding.
An increase in velocity over time.
What is acceleration.
metals
what is the majority of elements in the periodic table.
an atom carrying a positive charge or negative charge from the loss or gain of an electron
what is an ion
V=IR
What is ohm's law.
2H2 + O2 --> __ H2O
What is 2?
Change in distance over time.
What is speed.
across the top and down the right hand side
where can the gases be found.
Carbon-12; Carbon-13 and Carbon-14
What are isotopes
Movement of a magnet through a coil of wires creates an electrical current through this process.
What is induction.
A balanced chemical equation is the best example of this law in chemistry.
What is the law of conservation of matter.
John traveled 30 mph for 60 minutes, how far did John Travel.
What is 30 miles.
The bottom left of the table and the top right of the table, excluding the noble gases.
where can the most reactive elements be found.
a neutron spontaneously becomes a proton kicking a high energy negatively charged particle out of the nucleus
what is beta decay