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parallel
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inverse
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Centi-
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Cesium
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Cs
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buena
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good pg.191
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Hyperbole
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Deliberate exaggeration, overstatement.
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NPO
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nothing by mouth
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rarefaction
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pulse of low-pressure air
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liter
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basic unit of volume
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Azimuth
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left to right direction
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Different degrees of absorption
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differential absorption
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length
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the distance between two points.
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similarity due to independant evolution
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Homoplasy
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A general hypothesis or statement about the relationship of natural quantities that has been tested over and over again and has not been contradicted. Also known as a principle.
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Law
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coulomb
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the fundamental unit of electric charge
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consumer
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an organism that eats other organisms
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Phoric orthoptic vision
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sits in misalignment 24/7
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Organelles
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all cells have chemicals and structures that enables the cell to live, grow, and produce that structure is called a organelle
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All matter is made of ...
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atoms
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radioactive
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of, pertaining to, exhibiting, or caused by radioactivity.
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acid
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any substance that is capable of donating protons
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a periodic variation in the loudness of sound caused by interference when two tones of slightly different frequencies are sounded together.
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beats
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which does not detect focal spot size
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wisconsin
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Seperating mixtures physically.
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Filtering,using a magnet, evaporating, using tweesers, straining, distilation.
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organic compound
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a covalently bonded compound that contains carbon
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Ionic Bond:
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Force of attractio between the opposite charges of the ions in an ionic compound.
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What best describes the tectonic setting of the Cascade Mountains of the Pacific Northwest?
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subduction zone
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what must be repeatable to be reliable?
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experiments
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What is blue used for on maps?
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water
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Combustion
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A reaction in which a substance ractions rapidly with oxygen, often producing heat and light
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Theory:
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A synthesis of a large body of information that encompasses well-tested and verified hypoyheses about aspects of the natural world.
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streamlines that are closer togerther indicate an____in fluids speed and an ______in the dluids internal pressure
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increases and decreases
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Diffuse Reflection
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The reflection of waves in many directions from a rough surface.
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Red
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As galaxies move away they create a ______ shift in the electromagnetic spectrum
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Electronegativity
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An atom's ability to attract and hold electrons when bonded to other atoms.
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a closed path through which electrons can flow is____?
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a circuit
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chemical bonding
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joing of atoms to form new substances
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degradable plastics
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broken down into smaller pieces by bacteria or sunlight
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Glätte nach Bekk
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Papier wird mittels Stempel auf Glasring gepresst, darunter ist Vakuum, Zeit fürs Passieren von Luft wird gemessen
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A state that occurs when things are balanced
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equilibrium
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The substance that makes up the larger part of the solution is called the __________.
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solvent
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Luminous
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Word used to describe an object that can be seen because it emits light.
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solids-- particle movement
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particles have fixed location, but they can jiggle in place
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static electricity
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The buildup of electric charges on an object
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what did einstein do?
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photo electric effect, consists of particles (mass less bundles of electromagnetic energy packaged in bundles called photons) move as waves
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An atom with a net charde is an _____
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ion
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GRAVITY
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A FORCE THAT ACTS TO PULL PAIRS OF OBJECTS TOGETHER.
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work output
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the work done on a machine; the product of the input force and the distance through
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The fulcrum is between the output force and the input force.
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First Class Lever
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projectile motion
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The curved path an object follows when thrown or propelled near the surface of Earth.
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A measure of the force of gravity on an object.
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Weight
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A. boisei
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"boys" missing back of head. 2.0-1.2 mya. East Africa
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What is the effect of gravity on an object?
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Weight
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What kind of image appears to be in a location where light does not really reach?
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virtual
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law of conservation
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matter and energy cannot be created or destroyed but can be converted from one form to another and remains constant
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covalent bond
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a bond formed when atoms share one or more pairs of electrons
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A weak tornado is included as a _____ system
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microscale
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What is the shortest distance between two points?
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a great circle path
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If one light bulb is unscrewed from a series circuit, what will happen to the other bulbs?
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all go out
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What is a Screw?
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A simple machine that consists of an inclined plane wrapped around a cylinder.
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alkali metals
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one of the elements of Group 1 of the periodic table (lithium, sodium, potassium, rubiium, cesium, and francium)
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The force of buoyancy depends on ...
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the weight of the DISPLACED FLUID.
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Why does a radiator have a large surface area?
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So it can lose heat easily.
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Why does a graph showing the temperature of a substance as it's heated have 2 flat bits?
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One is where the substance is melting and the other is when it is boiling.
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YOU CAN THROW A SOFTBALL FARTHER THAN YOU CAN THROW A BOWLING BALL. IS IT THE 1ST, 2ND OR 3RD LAW OF MOTION?
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2ND, THE ACCELERATION OF AN OBJECT IS RELATED TO THE OBJECTS MASS AND THE AMOUNT OF FORCE BEING EXERTED ON THE OBJECT.
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Periodic
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hecto-
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(blank)
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Molybdenum
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Mo
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flashlight
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dry cell
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15% rule maintains
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density
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kilo
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1000 ex: kilometer
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6 types of energy
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mechanical,chemical,electrical,thermal,nuclear, electromegnetic
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Grobe Meßfehler
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vermeidbare Fehler, defekte/ungeeignete Geräte, Fehler im Versuchsaufbau
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kinetic energy
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the energy of motion
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excitation of electrons creates what
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heat
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Pulling a body part backward.
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retraction
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Eosinophil
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Allergic Reactions and Parasite Infection
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Longer acquisition time will make (stronger/weaker) signal
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stronger
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pigment
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a substance that gives another substance or mixture a color
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Electrical power is equal to?
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ohmsXvoltage difference
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Formula for Momentum
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Momentum= Mass X Velocity
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battery
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a device for producing electrolysis, consisting essentially of the electrolyte, its container, and the electrodes.
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a genral hypothesis or statement about the relationship of natural quantities that has been tested over and over again has not been contractied , also known as a law
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principe
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How are lasers used in CD players?
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Kinetic Energy with T
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KE = 3/2 kT
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social
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this type of behavior is the interaction between animals of the same species
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Allows electrons to move through it easily.
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Conductor
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power
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the rate at which work is done
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THEORY
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A unifying explanation for a broad range of hypothesis and obsrevations that have been surpported by testing.
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carbohydrate
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a class of energygiving nutrients that includes sugars, starches, and fiber; composed of one or more simple sugars bonded together
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Radio Waves
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Electromagnetic waves with the longest wavelengths and lowest frequencies♥
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mercator
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noting, pertaining to, or according to the principles of a Mercator projection:
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This kind of pulley attached to something that doesn't move, such as the ceiling, wall, or tree
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Fixed pulley
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Jupiter Zones and Belts
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Zones: whitish bands, warmer
Belts: dark bands, cooler
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When does an object become charged?
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It gains protons
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an educated guess that is not fully accepted until demonstrated by experiment.
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hypothesis
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Metallic Bond
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a bond formed by the attraction between positively charged metal ions and the electrons around them
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X rays
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have wavelengths between 0.001 nm and 60 nm; can pass through many materials
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Chemical Bond
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An interaction that holds atoms and ions together.
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matter
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anything that has mass and takes up space
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Weight
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force created by the response of mass to pull of gravity
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GOOD LUCK ON THIS TEST KATHERINE
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I LOVE YOU
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symbol
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usually 1 or 2 letter set of characters that is used to identify an element
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The part of the brain that receives impulses from the labyrinth of the ear, and thus functions in the maintenance of equilibrium, is the:
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cerebellum
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chemical formula
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has symbols to show which elements have combined to form a particular compound
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if you decrease the volume of a container of gas, the pressure of the gas will increase, provided the temperature does not change.
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boyles law
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15. Light waves are faster in ________ and slower in _________.
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Air; water.
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Which is not an advantage of fixed kVp?
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increased contrast
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Heterogeneous mixture
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A mixture that you can see the different parts that make it up. (Nuts and bolts)
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Chemical Reaction
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the process by which one or more substances change to produce one or more different substances
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Work Input
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The work done on a machine, the product of the output force and the distance through which the force is exerted.
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Which type of cloud does NOT have a relatively low base?
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cirrus
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relative motion
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the change in position of one object compared to the position of another
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hydrolic cycle
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water vapor cycling into and out of the atmosphere through continuous evaporation of liquid water from the surface and precipitation of water back to the surface- Accounts for the water vapor in the atmosphere
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periodic table
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arranges all the known elements in a chart of rows and columns of increasing atomic number
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concave lens
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a lens that is the thinnest in the middle and that causes parallel rays of light to diverge
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An Inductor in an AC Circuit
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Changing current continually, hence, changing B field, self inductions
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What is a satelite?
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any object that orbits another bigger object
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Acceleration due to gravity
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The acceleration of a falling object which is designated by g = 9.8 m/s squared
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When waves interact with matter, they can be..
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reflected, transmitted, or a combination of both
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Hip Internal Rotation Position
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sitting with knee flexed over the edge of table, towel roll under distal femur
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This lever has a MA that is less than one
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3rd class lever
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Problems of balance and agility adaptions
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lower center of gravity, extend arms, wide support base,
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Name the energy conversion of image intensified fluoroscopy
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xray to light to electrons to light
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what are the 3 types of rollers
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transport rollers move the film on its path-master roller used to turn film in the processor-planetary roller positioned around the master roller.
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the fastest speed known to man @ this point in time
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the speed of light in a vacuum
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