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Spec 101

Midterm

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Solid to liquid Melting
Liquid water begins to change to a gas Water vapor
A rapid change of state from a liquid to gas occurs at or above the booling temperature Boiling
Takes place when the particles in a liquid gain enougj energy to move independently Vaporization
Usually occurs on the surface of the liquid Evaporation
The change of state from gas to liquid Condensation
when heat is taken away from liquid or the temperature is slow, the particle in liquid will slow down Freezing
Liquid to solid Freezing
Solid to gas Sublimation
Gas to solid Deposition
Temporary change Physical change
Permanently change Chemical change
It is done to mixture which components differ in size Manual Separation
A process that uses magnet to separate the magnetic component from non magnetic one Magnetic separation
A process that can separate suspended particles from liquid Filtration
A process separating a mixture of liquids that differ in density Decantation
The process by which the large sized insoluble impurities settle down at the bottom of the liquid Sedimation
A process used to separate solute that has been dissolved in water Evaporation
A process of separating mixture use for mixture composed of 2 liquid components of different freezing points
Organ that allows one yo see Eye
The clear outer part of the eyes focusing System located at the front of the eye Cornea
The colored part of yhe eye that regulates the amount of light entering the eye Iris
A clear part of the eye behind the iris that helps to focus light or an image on retina Lens
The small, sensitive area of the retina that goves central vision. Macula
Located at the center of retina Macula
The largest sensory nerve of the eye Optic nerve
It is the opening at the center of the iris, controls the amount of light that can enter the eye Pupil
The light sensitive tissue at the back of the eye Retina
Makes us identify sound around us Ear
Collects sound and channels it down the ear Pinna
Determine the direction of sound Pinna
Protects internal parts of the ear Pinna
Channel sound waves towards the tympanic membrane Auditory Canal
Provides a waxy substance to protect and lube the ear Auditory Canal
It transmits the sound vibrations from eardrum to incus Malleus
Ttansmits the sound vibrations from malleus to stapes Incus
Vibrate with the same frequency as the sound waves that hits it Tympanic membrane
Provides an air tight protection between externel and middle air Tympanic membrane
To equalize the pressure between the out and inner ear Eustachian Tube
These are fluid filled loops, attached to the cochlea and help maintaining the balance Semicircular Canals
Vibrates and passes the compression to the inner ear Stapes
It transform into egocentric frame of reference based on the position Vestibular Nerve
Sensory apparatus of the inner ear that healos the body maintain its postural equilibrium Vestibule
The actual organ helps in hearing functions Cochlea
It supports the bridge of the nose Bone
It provides shape to the nostrils and nose tips Cartilage
Provide support to side of the nose Upper cartilage
Add width and height to the nose Lower cartilage
The hallow space through with the air flows Nasal cavity
It divides the insides of the nose into 2 chambers Septum
It moistens and warms the air we breathe in Mucous Membrane
The bone around the nose contains hollow, air filled chambers Sinuses
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