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1st Semester Vocab.

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Triple beam balance   Measures the mass of an object.  
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Graduated cylinder   Measures volume of an object.  
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Flask   Holds or mixes chemicals.  
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Were your safety googles when:   When working with heat, working with chemicals or tour teacher tells you to.  
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Most important safety rule:   Listen to your teacher and follow all instructions very carefully.  
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D=M/V   Formula to find density. Density=mass/volume  
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Chemical change   Chemical reaction takes place, the object becomes a whole new material with new and different properties.  
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Chemical change indicators   color change, gas produced, solid precipitate produced, heat or light produced and temperature absorbed.  
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Physical change   are changes affecting the form of the object, but the object still the same.  
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Parts of an atom and its charge   Protons(positive charge), neutrons(no charge, electrons(negative charge)and electron shells.  
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The periodic table is arrange by...   increasing atomic number.  
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Chemical equations   A way of describing a chemical reaction.  
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Balanced force   All forces acting on an oject are equal, and causes no change.  
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Unbalanced force   All forces acting on the object aren't equal, there will be a change in motion.  
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Newton's 1st law   An oject at rest remains at rest, and an oject in motion remains in motion with the same speed and direction.  
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Newton's 2nd law   Acceleration of an object depends on the mass of the object and the amount of force applied to the object.  
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Newton's 3rd law   for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.  
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S=D/T   Formula to find speed. Speed=Distance/Time  
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Same distance, more time in a speed graph.   No movement.  
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Same speed, more time in a acceleration graph.   Constant speed.  
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