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introduction of the metric system
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1.
Humans are creating ____________ ___________to which we will have to adjust.
Environmental
changes
One of the first persons of our time to study nature in a systematic-fashion was_______
Aristotle
A systematic way of thinking about mental or behavioral characteristics of a group or individual is_______
Psychology
___________represent a way to think about living things.
Biology
________ _______ represents a way of thinking about nature though the study of energy and working of all material things.
Physical
science
All ways of thinking are_____
formulated by humans-not set up by_______
Artifically
nature
Biology
is divided
into_____and______
Botany-zoology
Physical science is divided up into
________, ________ _______ , _______ ',and _______
Astronomy,
chemistry,
geology,
dudology,
meterology,
physics
Science can be seen as a series of process through which the product known as __________ is gained
Knowledge
Tentative explanations are called ________ are subject to continual ______, ______, _______ and ______
Theories,
study,
testing,
revision,
rejection
Every __________ has its exceptions and uncertainties
Law
Every stated theory leaves _________ without immediate answers.
Questions
All matter is composed of units called ______________, ______________
Fundamental
particles
Fundamental particles are composed of _______ ______, and ___________
e-,
p+,
n
In the physical world, the ultimate position in its hierarchy is held by the _________
Universe
The behavior of all matter in the universe can be _______, ________
Statistically
analyzed
Atoms, molecules and ions react in accordance with _______, _________, _________and forces
Electromagnetic,
gravitational,
nuclear
Atoms and ions bond by ________ forces.
Electromagnetic
The motion of the planets, moons, and stars react according to _________ forces.
Gravitational
The particles in the atomic nucleus react according to _________ forces.
Nuclear
All interacting units of matter approach states of equilibrium in which the energy distribution is most ____________
Random
The sum of available matter and energy in the universe remains ________
Constant
Energy moves from a ________ object to a _________ object.
Hot,
cold
The states of matter include _______, ________, and ________
Solids,
liquids,
gases
The motion of particles of a gas accounts for __________ exerted by the gas.
Pressure
All matter exists in _________ and __________
Time,
space
Rates of interaction of units of matter may be _________or ________
Constant,
variable
Science is based on the __________of _________
Laws,
nature
Science proceeds on the assumption that the universe is not __________
Erratic
Science assumes various phenomena observed under certain conditions in a specific sample of matter occur under ___________conditions in other _____ samples of matter.
simiIar
Like
The knowledge about nature is based on observations of samples of matter accessible to _________, ________, rather than observations from _________, _________.
Public investigation,
Private Research
Scientific inquiry
is ________, _________single problem is explored by___________
Piecemeal,
no,
all
Science can never by a ______________ ______________
Fmisbed Enterprise
Every branch of science is based on methods of obtaining __________ __________
Quantitative Measurements
Before new laws are fonnulated, rigorous and systematic ___________ of accumulated data must be made
Checks
___________of___________ is necessary for duplication of conditions under which the problem was investigated.
Accuracy
Measurements
___________is extremely important to all phases of scientific enterprise
Measurement
Scientific method:
a. _______and ______ a problem.
b.Develop __________ regarding a solution.
c. ___________result based on hypothesis.
d. ___________and __________ an experiment to test the prediction.
e. Develop __________ __________that relates the result to previously existing knowledge.
Recognize,
identify;
hypothesis;
predicitve;
devise,
perform;
simplest
theory
Much of the progress in science is made by__________ and __________ as well as_________. Solutions are often found by __________
TriaL
error,
experimentation,
accident
__________offers methods by which theoretical questions are answered
Science
___________seeks to discover truths about and relationships between various observable natural phenomena.
Science
_________serves practical problems
Technology
___________uses tools, techniques, and procedures to implement discoveries of science.
Technology
___________ is concerned with human comfort, safety, and well being.
Technology
______ and _____ assume the task of creating the best of worlds.
Science
Technology
Use of _____ and _____ has alleviated food and energy shortages
Science
Technology
Science and technology have led to the development of more effective methods of controlling damage
to________, __________, and _____
Atmosphere,
Land,
Water
_____ and ___ are divisions of natural science
Biology,
Physical Science
_________ studies living things.
Biology
______ ______ studies non living things.
Physical Science
______ is concerned with celestial bodies, size, motion, structure, and composition.
Astronomy
The field of physical science that has the most unknown is _________
Astronomy
___________ deals with the composition of matter and its properties.
Chemistry
__________ deals primarily with the science of earth
Geology
___________is the science of weather.
Meterology
The central position of physical science is occupied by
_________
Physics
__________employs logic and mathematics leading to practical applications of science by technology.
Physics
___________ provides basic explanations used in all other natural sciences.
Physics
___________is concerned with the laws of nature
Physics
__________is concerned with the most fundamental aspects of matter and energy along with how they interact.
Physics
The major divisions of physics: ________, _______, ________, _____, _________, ___________, and _______, Modem physics: _________ and __________
_______
Motion,
Energy,
Electricity, heat,
Light,
Sound,
Electronics,
Nuclear Physics
Numbers in physical science are usually quantities that have been ___________
Measured
____________ is fundamental to experimental science.
Measurement
List measuring devices: _______, _________, ________, _______
Clocks,
Thermometers,
Rulers,
Speedometers,
Scales
A measurement must include both a ________ and ________ of what is being measured.
Quantity,
Description
Metric root words:
length____
temperature _______
mass _____
volume_________
electric current _________
volume_________
amount of substance________
Meter,
Gram,
Second,
Celsius or Kelvin,
Liter,
Amp,
Mole
Metric prefixes:
tera
giga
mega
kilo
deci
centi
milli
macro
nano
PlCO
T-IOI2;
G-I09;
M-I06;
K-l03;
d-lO-
I
; c-lO-
2
; m-IO-
3
; u-IO-6;
n-IO-
9
; p-IO-12
---------SI rules specifY symbols are not followed by ______ nor are they changed in
Periods,
Plural
---------
1. 9/5 C + 32,
2. 5/9 (F-32),
3. C + 273
---------A quantity that must be specified by magnitude and direction is a _____
Vector
-------Examples of vector quantities: ___ -' ___ ---" _____ ---", ________
Force,
Accelerate,
Momentum,
Velocity
--------Vectors are commonly represented graphically by _____
Arrows
-------______ are physical concepts that behave like numbers rather than vector
Scalars
------______ can be completely specified by magnitude or size.
Scalars
-----_______ do not involve any references to direction.
Scalars
-----Examples of scalars:
Speed,
Time,
Area,
Distance,
Mass,
Volume
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