The particles of a solid are
The particles of a liquid are
The particles of a gas are
Temerature is a meausre of what?
Heat is defined as what?
Thermal energy is defined as what?
Thermal energy will always travel from a _________ temperature to a ___________ temperature.
What is conduction?
What is radiation?
What is convection?
Which of the following is the best example of a thermal conductor?
Which of the following is the best example of a thermal insulator?
What are the two types of mechanical waves?
What do all mechanical waves need in order to travel?
How do the particles of a longitudinal wave move compared to the direction of the wave?
How do the particles of a transverse wave move compared to the direction of the wave?
How is the amplitude of a wave calculated?
How do you measure the wavelength of a transverse wave? (Mark all that apply)
Define the frequency of a wave.
What happens to the length of a wave if the frequency is decreased?
Sound is an example of a ______________ wave.
Can sound travel in space?
What characteristic of sound is associated with amplitude?
What characteristic of sound is associated with frequency?
What medium does sound travel the fastest through?
What color of the visible light spectrum has the longest wavelength and the lowest frequency?
Which part of the electromagnetic spectrum has the highest frequency and shortest wavelength?
Which part of the electromagnetic spectrum has the highest energy?
Which seismic wave arrives first?
What is the charge of an electron?
What is the charge of a proton?
What is the charge of a neutron?
Where is a neutron located?
Where is an electron located?
Where is a proton located?
If an atom has 10 protons, 12 electrons, and 10 neutrons, what the is the overall charge of the atom?
If an atom has 23 protons, 21 electrons, and 23 neutrons, what the is the overall charge of the atom?
If an atom has 46 protons, 46 electrons, and 46 neutrons, what the is the overall charge of the atom?
What charge(s) will attract a negative charge? (Mark all that apply)
What charge(s) will repel a positve charge? (Mark all that apply)
What charge(s) will repel a neutral charge? (Mark all that apply)
Which subatomic particle is transferred from one atom to another?
If an atom gains electrons, what charge does it become?
If an atom loses electrons, what charge does it become?
What are 2 ways to increase the force of attraction/repulsion?
What does the symbol V represent in the V=IR equation?
What does the symbol R represent in the V=IR equation?
What does the symbol I represent in the V=IR equation?
What does the symbol P represent in the P=IV equation?
What are the units for voltage?
What are the units for resistance?
What are the units for current?
What are the units for power?
What direction does charge always flow?
What is the polarity of the North Pole?
In what direction does the magnetic field always travel?
Magnetism is the greatest at which point of the magnet?