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BC Science 10 Physics vocabulary

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What is radioactivity?   show
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show The stream of high energy fast moving particles or waves that is found in our environment.  
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show High energy rays and particles emitted by radioactive sources.  
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What is light?   show
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show Different atoms of a particular element that have the same number of protons but different numbers of neutrons.  
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show An integer that represents the sum of an atoms protons and neutrons.  
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show straight line distance and direction from one point to another - change in position  
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distance   show
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position   show
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position-time graph   show
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show quantities that describe magnitude but do not include direction  
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slope   show
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show travelling in equal displacement in equal time intervals (neither speeding up, slowing down, nor changing direction)  
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vectors   show
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average velocity   show
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speed   show
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velocity   show
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acceleration   show
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show change that occurs when the speed of an object changes, or it's direction of motion changes, or both; calculated by subtracting initial velocity from final velocity  
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show Acceleration that is opposite to the direction of motion. A decrease in the speed of the object.  
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show Acceleration due to gravity in the absense of air resistance; the value of acceleration due to gravity near the surface of the earth is approx. 9.8 m/s squared downward.  
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show A friction like force that opposed the motion of objects that move through the air.  
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average acceleration   show
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show velocity changing at a constant rate  
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show Attractive force between two or more masses; causes objects to be pulled toward the center of earth  
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show time on x-axis and velocity on y-axis  
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show Heavy positively charged atomic particle (same combination of particles as the nucleus of a Helium atom)  
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show a high speed electron emitted by a radioactive nucleus in beta-decay  
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show rays of high energy, short wave-length radiation emitted from the nuclei of atoms  
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show process in which the nuclei of radioactive parent isotopes emit alpha, beta, or gamma raditation to form decay products  
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show the stable product of radioactive decay  
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show a curved line on a graph that shows the rate at which radioisotopes decay  
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show Time required for half of the nuclei in a sample of a radioactive isotope to decay  
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show the isotope that undergoes radioactive decay  
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radiocarbon dating   show
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show an ongoing process in which fission reaction initiates the next reaction  
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show A nuclear reaction in which a large nucleus breaks apart - creates energy  
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show a process in which two low mass nuclei join together to make a more massive nucleus  
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nuclear equation   show
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nuclear reaction   show
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