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Final Exam (S2) Integrated Science

Final Exam (S2) Integrated Science. Ms. Phillips 2013-2014. Which of the following internet sources are reliable sources of information:. Websites for clubs or organizations that are selling a product Any internet site is reliable

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Chemical Bonding

Chemical Bonding. No one wants to be alone. Why atoms bond. Most atoms are not found alone in quantity in the universe, they are bonded to other atoms All atoms except the ones in Group 18 (the Noble Gases) have an unstable electron configuration

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La classificazione delle particelle elementari

La classificazione delle particelle elementari. The zoo of the elementary particles. Spezia Stefano Catania 21 Agosto 2013. Elementary particles. Matter. Force Carriers. Quarks. Leptons. Gravitons. ?. W & Z Bosons. Photons. Gluons. Quark-Lepton complementarity. Hadrons. Strong.

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La classificazione delle particelle elementari

La classificazione delle particelle elementari. The zoo of the elementary particles. Spezia Stefano Catania 21 Agosto 2013. Elementary particles. Matter. Force Carriers. Quarks. Leptons. Gravitons. ?. W & Z Bosons. Photons. Gluons. Quark-Lepton complementarity. Hadrons. Strong.

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Particles, Quantum Phenomena and Electricity

Particles, Quantum Phenomena and Electricity. Module 1 in Twenty Minutes. Particles. 4 Fundamental Forces. gravitons photons W bosons (and Z boson) Pi mesons (pions). Gravity Electromagnetic Weak nuclear Strong nuclear. Any particle with mass. Any charged particle.

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Nuclear Physics

Nuclear Physics. EQ: How can the nucleus of an atom have the power to Be both destructive and advantageous to the world as we know it? Pg.88. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6lbjxk1Lexs. Where might we see radioactive materials in everyday life?. Nuclear Energy.

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Lecture 8

Lecture 8. 6/15/07 Astro 1001. Relativity. Two kinds: one with gravity (general relativity) and one without (special relativity) Thought experiments play a critical role in understanding SR. Some Results. No information can travel faster than the speed of light

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Quick Revision Test

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T he Bi g B an g

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Motion and Forces

Motion and Forces. Types of Forces. Gravitational Electromagnetic Frictional Strong and Weak Nuclear. Gravitational Forces. Force of attraction between all objects as a result of their masses and distances between them.

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PHYS 2070 Research Assignment 1: The Early Universe By Cole Treyturik

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The Standard Model

The Standard Model. Introduction: What is Particle Physics? What Questions does it try to answer? The Standard Model: What it is and what it is not Unification of Forces Unification of Matter Some examples of combining matter and forces

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Nuclear Forces

Nuclear Forces. The power behind Stars. Fundamental Forces. Gravity Attractive force governed by mass Electromagnetism Attractive or repulsive force that is governed by electric charge Weak nuclear A force that governs nuclear decay (fission) Strong nuclear

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Planet Earth

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The Mysterious Nucleus

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Unit 2 - Forces

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Fundamental Forces

Fundamental Forces. Fundamental forces: Gravity Always attractive Very weak Acts on all mass Electro-Magnetic Attracts/repels Fairly strong (demo) Acts on charged particles. Fundamental forces: Weak Nuclear Explains certain decays Acts in the nucleus Strong Nuclear Binds Nucleons

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