Science vocab
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| Triple Beam Balance | To measure wieght of an object(s)
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| Graduated cylinder | To find volume of mass of an object
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| Beaker | To measure liquids
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| Density | Measure of how closley pact atoms are together
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| Prediction | To make an inference on what will happen
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| Mass | The amount of matter an object has
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| Goggles | Eye wear to protect your eyes
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| Volume | Amount of space an object takes up
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| Observation | To see the facts in front of you
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| Test Tube | Small tube that measures substances
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| Inference | To make an educated guess
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| Atom | Small patricle that joins other particles to make up solids and everything
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| Atomic Mass | Protons + Nuetrons
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| Atomic Number | Order of element in the periodic table
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| Nucleus | Middle of an atom
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| Proton | Positive charge of an atom
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| Nuetron | Negative charge of an atom
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| Electron | Negative charge
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| Valence Electron | Electron in outer shell of atom
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| Ion | When number of protons and electrons become unequal
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| Element | Something that atoms compacted together make up
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| Isotope | Take away proton, becomes negatively charged
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| Metal | Conducts electricity
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| Metalloid | Contains metals and non metals
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| Group | Vertical column on the periodic table(also share same number of valence electrons)
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| Period | Horrizontal column on the periodic table
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| Element | Substance on the periodic table Ex: Silicon
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| Transition Elements | On either sides of the stair steps on the periodic table
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| Representative Elements | On the left side of the stair steps on the periodic table
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| Law of Conservation of matter | Atoms are not created nor destroyed during a chemical reaction
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| Element Molecule | Listed in the periodic table
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| Compound Molecule | Mixed with other elements to create new element
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| Reactants | Compound or element that changes during a chemical reaction
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| Products | compound or element that is a result of a chemical reaction
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| Chemical Equation | Writing changes in the arrangement use of chemical symbols
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| Chemical Formula | Describes # of atoms to make up 1 molecule of a compound
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| Coefficient | In chemical equation, # placed in front of the chemical formula to balance equation
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| Subscript | A #, figure, or symbol that appears smaller than normal; best known in formulas
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| Acceleration | Change in Velocity
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| Balanced Force | A force that is equal
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| Direction | A path in which an object takes
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| Force | Push or pull
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| Newtons 1st Law (inertia) | Objects in motion stay in motion unless acted upon by an unbalanced and objects st reast stay at rest unless acted upon
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| Newtons 2nd Law (Force+Acceleration) | F=MxA (Force=Mass x acceleration)
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| Speed | How fast something is moving
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| Unbalanced Force | Net force
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| Velocity | Speed and direction
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| Coefficient | In chemical equation, # placed in front of the chemical formula to balance equation
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| Subscript | A #, figure, or symbol that appears smaller than normal; best known in formulas
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| Acceleration | Change in Velocity
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| Balanced Force | A force that is equal
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| Direction | A path in which an object takes
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| Force | Push or pull
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| Newtons 1st Law (inertia) | Objects in motion stay in motion unless acted upon by an unbalanced and objects st reast stay at rest unless acted upon
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| Newtons 2nd Law (Force+Acceleration) | F=MxA (Force=Mass x acceleration)
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| Speed | How fast something is moving
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| Unbalanced Force | Net force
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| Velocity | Speed and direction
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