The Atom
This particle is found on the nucleus of an atom and is known for having a postive electromagnetic charge
What is a proton?
This law of the properties of light states that the incident angle equals the angle of the reflection
What is the law of reflection?
This component is what determines the amount or length of a vector
What is magnitude?
This quantity represents the change in displacement over a period of time
What is Velocity?
This is the branch of Physics that studies the motion and is divided into Kinematics and Dynamics
What is Mechanics?
This particle has no charge but is the main reason isotopes exist
What is a neutron?
This property of light is what makes a pencil look bent when submerged in water
What is refraction?
This component tell us where a vector is being pointed
What is the direction?
This quantity represents the slope of a graph with velocity on the y axis and time on the x axis
This is branch of mechanics focus on describing how objects move through space
What is Kinematics?
This particle has no mass yet is the reason we can have chemical bonds between two atoms
This particle has no mass but is responsible for carrying the electromagnetic force
What is a photon?
This equation discovered by a greek philosopher is very usefull to determine the magnitude of a vector given its x and y components
What is the Pythagorean Theorem?
This is what we call the motion of objects accelerated only by the force of gravity
What is Free Fall?
This counterpart to kinematics focuses instead on explainging why objects move
What is Dynamics?
This Scientist proposed in 1897 an atomic model of the atom with negative charges encrusted in a positive mass.
Who is Joseph John Thomson?
This index represents how much light bends when it passes through a substance
What is the index of refraction?
This is the resulting vector of adding or substracting two or more vectors
What is the Resultant?
This quantity represents how much an object moved from its starting position and in what direction
What is displacement?
This fundamental Force of the universe is the one responsable for dropping an apple on a famous scientist's head
What is Gravity?
This atomic model was the first to propose that the electrons orbit around the nucleus
What is Rutherford's atomic model
This imaginary line is perpendicular to any surface and is useful to measure how light reflects and refracts.
What is the normal?
This form of a vector is comprised of its x and y components and represents a right triangle on a coordinate plane.
What is Cartesian Form?
This scalar quantity represents how fast an object moves through space
What is speed?
This fundamental particle makes sure protons and neutrons stay together in the nucleus of an atom
What is a Gluon?