STUDY GUIDE Physical Science 2009

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STUDY GUIDE Physical Science 2009

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STUDY GUIDE – Physical Science 2017 Explain these concepts: use diagrams, work out problems, etc. I’m not interested in glossary definitions. Answer on separate sheets. This is worth 10 points on the final exam, if completed. Review your tests, notes, and openings! BRING A CALCULATOR TO THE FINAL EXAM!

1. Scientific method—what is a theory? Law? Dry Mix, steps

2. Engineering Design

3. Properties of matter, phases of matter Chemical/physical; describe

4. Metrics- S.I. Units milli, unit, kilo, centi

5. Substances, mixtures, compounds, elements concept map

6. Physical and chemical properties density, pH

7. Atomic theory – Dalton, J.J. Thompson, Rutherford, Bohr development of

atomic theory

8. Periodic Table families, groups, valence electrons

9. Atoms, protons, neutrons, electrons reading a periodic table, Bohr models

10.Atomic number vs. atomic mass

11. Types of chemical reactions synthesis, single/double replacement, etc.

12.Atom inventories, law of conservation of matter Lavosier

13.Balancing equations

14.Measurements – graduated cylinder, metric ruler, scale,

Chapter 13 – Energy

15. Energy 16. Potential energy 17. Kinetic Energy 18. Forms of Energy Page 2 of 3

19. Transformation or conversion of energy from one kind to another 20. Study p. 384 (power plant energy conversions) 21. Heat transfer 22. Solar -3 ways

Chapter 14 – Work & Machines

23. Work

Chapter 15 – Thermal Energy

24. Temperature scales 25. Difference between temperature and thermal energy (heat) 26. Heat transfer methods

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27.4. Specific heat 28.5. States of matter and phase change 29.6. Internal combustion engine

Essay questions:

Vocabulary Words

Matter

Atomic Mass

Proton

Atomic Number

Neutron

Electron Page 3 of 3

Vocabulary (cont’d)

Mixture

Compound

Solution

Heterogenous

Homogenous

Molecule

Chemical Bond

Halogens

Alkali Metals

Noble Gases

Isotope

Ion

Valence electrons

Velocity

Work

Joule

Newton

Gravitational constant

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