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A set of introductory science flashcards covering matter, energy, forces, waves, and Earth systems based on the lecture notes.
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Atoms
Building blocks of matter
Molecules
Building blocks of matter
States of matter
The solid, liquid, and gas phases of matter and their particle arrangement
Physical properties
Characteristics including density, mass, volume, and boiling/melting point
Chemical reactions
Processes involving reactants and products that follow the conservation of mass
Newton's Laws
Basic intro-level principles: force=mass×acceleration and action-reaction
Gravity
A force of attraction
Electric and magnetic forces
Forces involving attraction, repulsion, and fields
Conservation of energy
The principle that energy is not created or destroyed
Heat transfer
The movement of thermal energy through conduction, convection, and radiation
Wave properties
The characteristics of waves, including amplitude, wavelength, and frequency
Wave types
Mechanical waves and electromagnetic waves which carry energy and information
Earth-Sun-Moon system
System governing seasons, day/night, moon phases, and eclipses
Earth's history
Evidence of change found in rock layers/strata, fossils, and geologic time
Earth's spheres
The geosphere, hydrosphere, atmosphere, and biosphere and how they interact
Plate tectonics
The movement of plates leading to plate boundaries, earthquakes, volcanoes, and continental movement
Rock cycle
The transition between igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rocks
Water cycle
The cycle responsible for shaping Earth's surface through erosion, deposition, and weathering
Natural resources
Resources categorized as renewable or nonrenewable
Human impact
The effect of human activity on Earth's systems via pollution, land use, and resource use