Feynman diagrams are easily visualized graphs used to describe and predict what kinds of interactions?

encounters between subatomic particles

What relation between pressure and volume of a gas is expressed in Boyle’s law?

the greater the pressure, the smaller the volume of gas

pressure and volume of a gas are unrelated

the greater the volume of a gas, the greater its pressure

pressure and volume of a gas vary with temperature

What did German physicist Otto von Guericke invent in 1663 when he mounted a ball of sulfur on an iron shaft, then spun the ball with one hand while rubbing it with the other?

the first human-made chemical compound

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7.

The Bohr atomic model describes the atom as taking which configuration?

positively charged matter embedded with negatively charged electrons

a dense, positively charged nucleus orbited by light, negatively charged electrons

negative electrons occupying specific shells extending outward from a dense, positive nucleus

a dense, positive nucleus surrounded by electrons revolving in a set number of specific orbits

1.

Of what practical use in the 19th century was a Helmholtz resonator?

2.

Which scientist is credited with the concept that electricity can flow?

3.

Who is known as the founder of hydrostatics?

4.

Who originated the concept of electromagnetic radiation?

5.

What does uranium-238 eventually produce after being bombarded with neutrons in a nuclear reactor?

6.

What theory did German physicist Max Planck formulate in 1900 when he concluded that atoms emit radiation not in continuous waves but in discrete amounts?

7.

The Bohr atomic model describes the atom as taking which configuration?

8.

Early windmills transformed the kinetic energy of wind into which form of energy?

9.

Feynman diagrams are easily visualized graphs used to describe and predict what kinds of interactions?

10.

According to the ancient Greek philosopher Thales of Miletus, the entire universe is a living organism, and the essence of all matter is what substance?

11.

What is the term for the rate at which the velocity of an object changes?

12.

What subatomic particle with no charge and little or no mass was predicted to exist in the 1930s but was not actually observed until the 1950s?

13.

What relation between pressure and volume of a gas is expressed in Boyle’s law?

14.

What did German physicist Otto von Guericke invent in 1663 when he mounted a ball of sulfur on an iron shaft, then spun the ball with one hand while rubbing it with the other?

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1. Of what practical use in the 19th century was a Helmholtz resonator?

2. Which scientist is credited with the concept that electricity can flow?

3. Who is known as the founder of hydrostatics?

4. Who originated the concept of electromagnetic radiation?

5. What does uranium-238 eventually produce after being bombarded with neutrons in a nuclear reactor?

6. What theory did German physicist Max Planck formulate in 1900 when he concluded that atoms emit radiation not in continuous waves but in discrete amounts?

7. The Bohr atomic model describes the atom as taking which configuration?

8. Early windmills transformed the kinetic energy of wind into which form of energy?

9. Feynman diagrams are easily visualized graphs used to describe and predict what kinds of interactions?

10. According to the ancient Greek philosopher Thales of Miletus, the entire universe is a living organism, and the essence of all matter is what substance?

11. What is the term for the rate at which the velocity of an object changes?

12. What subatomic particle with no charge and little or no mass was predicted to exist in the 1930s but was not actually observed until the 1950s?

13. What relation between pressure and volume of a gas is expressed in Boyle’s law?

14. What did German physicist Otto von Guericke invent in 1663 when he mounted a ball of sulfur on an iron shaft, then spun the ball with one hand while rubbing it with the other?

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1.

Of what practical use in the 19th century was a Helmholtz resonator?

2.

Which scientist is credited with the concept that electricity can flow?

3.

Who is known as the founder of hydrostatics?

4.

Who originated the concept of electromagnetic radiation?

5.

What does uranium-238 eventually produce after being bombarded with neutrons in a nuclear reactor?

6.

What theory did German physicist Max Planck formulate in 1900 when he concluded that atoms emit radiation not in continuous waves but in discrete amounts?

7.

The Bohr atomic model describes the atom as taking which configuration?

8.

Early windmills transformed the kinetic energy of wind into which form of energy?

9.

Feynman diagrams are easily visualized graphs used to describe and predict what kinds of interactions?

10.

According to the ancient Greek philosopher Thales of Miletus, the entire universe is a living organism, and the essence of all matter is what substance?

11.

What is the term for the rate at which the velocity of an object changes?

12.

What subatomic particle with no charge and little or no mass was predicted to exist in the 1930s but was not actually observed until the 1950s?

13.

What relation between pressure and volume of a gas is expressed in Boyle’s law?

14.

What did German physicist Otto von Guericke invent in 1663 when he mounted a ball of sulfur on an iron shaft, then spun the ball with one hand while rubbing it with the other?