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<p>This set of flashcards is in preperation for the final coming up in Integrated Science 4. This set goes over all of the review questions Ms. Abreu had us copy down in class. *Note: Only the right answers will appear in this set, none of the wrong answers given on that review sheet in class (see more)

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rexgiantsfan : Also know this (I couldn't find an ideal way to put these into the flash card set):

rexgiantsfan : Examples of the third law of thermodynamics...

rexgiantsfan : 1) As water vapor gas cools, it becomes liquid. The liquid water molecules can still move around, but not freely.

rexgiantsfan : 2) When the water cools further, it becomes solid ice. The solid water molecules can no longer move freely, but can only vibrate within the ice crystals.

rexgiantsfan : 3) As the water is cooled more, closer and closer to absolute zero, they are restricted, but still have minor motion.

rexgiantsfan : ALL OF THESE ARE EXAMPLES OF THE THIRD LAW OF THERMODYNAMICS

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The law of conservation of energy states...

Energy is not created or destroyed in changes of state

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The law of conservation of energy states...	Energy is not created or destroyed in changes of state
The second law of thermodynamics states...	Heat randomly flows from high to low temperatures
The characteristics used to describe a population...	Geographic distribution, density, and growth rate
This characteristic doesn't effect population size...	Number of individuals per family
The changing of one element to another is...	Transmutation
The vibration of electrons emit...	Radio waves, infrared waves, and light waves
When a forces acts on an object and the object moves in the direction of the forces, it's known as...	Work
What two things does work involve?	Distance and force
Forms of mechanical energy are...	Kinetic energy, chemical energy, gravitational energy, and potential energy
Generators produce this type of energy	Electrical energy
Generators convert this type of energy into another type of energy	Mechanical energy
This is not a fossil fuel	Copper
Mixtures of clay and sand combined with water and varying amounts of bituma is known as...	Tar sand
High frequency of electromagnetic radiaton emitted by radioactive elements are called...	Gamma rays
When scientists talk about the average kinetic energy per molecule, they're talking about...	Temperature
Consider a sample of water at 2 degrees celsius. If the temperature is increased by one degree, then the volume of the water...	Increases
The main reason one can walk barefoot on red hot wood coals without burning their feet has to do with...	The low thermal conductivity of the coals
The event of electrical forces overwhelming strong nuclear forces and the nucleus splitting	Nuclear fission
Unit of measurement that combines forces and distance	Joule
Non-renewable energy source	Coal
Renewable energy source	Biomass

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