physics Crossword Puzzles

Crossword Physics (physcom) 2018-04-10

Crossword Physics (physcom) crossword puzzle

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the joining of two nuclei to form a new, heavier nucleus
when an atom gains or loses electrons
the energy transferred in 1 second
Avogadro's constant is also known as______
high frequency electromagnetic waves (ejected from an unstable nucleus)
_________(of a radioactive source) is the number of decays per second
the charge transferred in 1 second
the displacement travelled in 1 second
another name for universe
the distance travelled by light in 1 year
the energy given to each coulomb of charge by the power supply or battery

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these particles represent force
the splitting of a heavy nucleus into two smaller pieces along with two or three neutrons
a fast moving electron (ejected from an unstable nucleus)
the force exerted on 1 square metre
the particle that expresses the particle nature of light
branch of mathematics that deals with derivatives and integrals
some say it is an EM wave some say it is a particle
an inclined plane wrapped helically around its axis
time for the activity of a radioactive source to decrease by half

20 Clues: another name for universe • these particles represent force • the energy transferred in 1 second • the charge transferred in 1 second • the force exerted on 1 square metre • when an atom gains or loses electrons • the displacement travelled in 1 second • the distance travelled by light in 1 year • Avogadro's constant is also known as______ • ...

Thaihok's Physics Crossword 2013-03-11

Thaihok's Physics Crossword crossword puzzle

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the force of gravity
energy that can be converted into another energy
mass x acceleration
(v-u)/t
has size but no direction
(1/2) x mass x speed^2
mass x gravity x height
the unit of work
(output/input) x 100%
has size and direction
the unit of time
force x distance

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for every action there is an equal or opposite ...
when speed decrease
the unit of force
the unit of mass
the unit of distance
(1/2) x spring constant x extension^2
work/time
what is needed for anything to perform something
distance/time

21 Clues: (v-u)/t • work/time • distance/time • the unit of mass • the unit of work • the unit of time • force x distance • the unit of force • when speed decrease • mass x acceleration • the force of gravity • the unit of distance • (output/input) x 100% • (1/2) x mass x speed^2 • has size and direction • mass x gravity x height • has size but no direction • (1/2) x spring constant x extension^2 • ...

Thaihok's Physics Crossword 2013-03-11

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work/time
(v-u)/t
for every action there is an equal or opposite ...
the unit of time
force x distance
when speed decrease
the unit of distance
what is needed for anything to perform something
has size but no direction

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has size and direction
the unit of work
mass x acceleration
mass x gravity x height
(1/2) x mass x speed^2
the unit of force
energy that can be converted into another energy
(output/input) x 100%
distance/time
the force of gravity
the unit of mass
(1/2) x spring constant x extension^2

21 Clues: (v-u)/t • work/time • distance/time • the unit of work • the unit of time • force x distance • the unit of mass • the unit of force • mass x acceleration • when speed decrease • the force of gravity • the unit of distance • (output/input) x 100% • has size and direction • (1/2) x mass x speed^2 • mass x gravity x height • has size but no direction • (1/2) x spring constant x extension^2 • ...

III Physics Revision 2013-05-14

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Energy that is obtained from Uranium
Blue wire in a plug
Harmful gas produced when fossil fuels are burnt
Something that goes around a planet
Fourth planet from the Sun
Earth between Sun and Moon
Unit for current
This type of material goes back to its original shape after being stretched
Natural gas and this substance is formed from tiny animals and plants that lived in the sea millions of years ago
Energy that is obtained from waves and tides
Changing shape of the moon as it orbits the Earth
Distance car travels in the time it takes for the driver to realise they need to stop
Force which slows things down
Energy that is obtained from hot rocks under the ground
Distance the car travels while the brake is being pressed
Time is takes for a planet to make one complete spin on its axis
Number of planets in the solar system
Very thin piece of wire in a bulb
We can make current smaller by putting one of these in a circuit
Formed many millions of years ago from plants
Fuel made from vegetable oil
Moon is directly between Sun and Earth
Organisms that never rot away completely
Largest planet
Energy that is obtained from the sun
This type of circuit has several branches with components on it
These forces need to touch an object before they can affect it
Your mass multiplied by acceleration due to gravity

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Season in Australia when northern hemisphere is tilted towards the Sun
The galaxy that we are in
Satellite of the earth
Hottest planet
Used to measure current
Patterns of stars in the sky
Fuel obtained from plant or animal waste
Force which slows things down in air
Units for mass
Force which slows things down in water
Cannot be replaced
Time it takes to orbit the Sun once
These forces can affect an object from a distance
Thinking distance plus braking distance
How far you travel in a certain time
Path a planet takes
Half of the earth
Outer planets are made of this
Word which describes forces which are not the same size
Measure forces using this
Units for weight
How much matter makes something up
Downward force that effects objects on the earth
Carbon dioxide causes this
This type of circuit has all of the components in one loop
Smallest planet
Inner planets are made of this
Mass divided by volume
Fuel formed from the remains of plants and animals
Force in water which pushes up against your weight
Wire which is beside the fuse in a plug
Wire attached to the top pin in a plug
Nearest star to Earth
Word which describes two forces which are the same size

62 Clues: Hottest planet • Units for mass • Largest planet • Smallest planet • Unit for current • Units for weight • Half of the earth • Cannot be replaced • Blue wire in a plug • Path a planet takes • Nearest star to Earth • Satellite of the earth • Mass divided by volume • Used to measure current • The galaxy that we are in • Measure forces using this • Fourth planet from the Sun • ...

"THE ULTIMATE PHYSICS 2013-07-03

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The region around a magnet where its influence can be felt.
Long-Sightedness
It is a ring of muscles which holds the lens in position.
The force between the molecules of two different substances.
According to this law,energy can neither be created nor destroyed although can be transformed from one body to another.
The liquids which evaporate faster.
Sin i/sin r =CONSTANT
A long cylindrical coil consisting of large number of turns of insulated wire.
It is a water,saline fluid filling the part of the eye between cornea and lens.
It is the region on the Retina,where the Optic nerve enters the eyeball.

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The process of change from one state to another at a constant temperature.
The S.I. unit of temperature.
According to this theory,light is composed of particles {called PHOTONS}which travel in straight lines at a very high speed.
It is the property of light that depends upon the strength of inter-molecular forces.
A convex lens having one plane surface and one convex surface.
It is the amount of heat required to change the temperature of a substance by one degree celcius.
It is said to occur when a person can't distinguish between different colours though his vision may otherwise be normal.
It is the process by which a magnet loses it's magnetism,when it's two poles are left free.
The "HIDDEN" heat.
It is the coloured part of the eye,which has muscles and coloured pigments.

20 Clues: Long-Sightedness • The "HIDDEN" heat. • Sin i/sin r =CONSTANT • The S.I. unit of temperature. • The liquids which evaporate faster. • It is a ring of muscles which holds the lens in position. • The region around a magnet where its influence can be felt. • The force between the molecules of two different substances. • ...

Physics Puzzle Game 2014-02-28

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something that produces a change in motion, a push or a pull.
subatomic particle with positive charge that is nucleus of hydrogen atom.
force opposing relative motion of two objects are in contact.
machines using fluids to transmit energy.
in vacuum, 2.9979458 * 10^8 m/s.
distance from the focal point to the center of a lens or vertex of a mirror.
When the net force on something is zero Mathematically, Σ F = 0
change from liquid to vapor state.
ability of object to original shape after deforming forces are removed.
product of force and time interval over which it acts.
point temperature at which substance changes from solid to liquid state.
either a proton or a neutron.

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basic building block of protons, neutrons, other baryons, and mesons.
materials through which charged particles move readily; or heat flow readily.
number of occurrences per unit time.
particles those particles( i.e. quarks and leptons) of which all materials are composed.
property of objects to resist changes in rest or motion.
subatomic particle of small mass and negative charge found in every atom.
energy of object due to its motion.
energy sum of potential and kinetic energy.
distance between corresponding points on two successive waves.
electromagnetic waves that carry energy.
state of matter in which atoms are separated into electrons and positive ions or bare nuclei.
material through which the flow of electrical charge carriers or heat is greatly reduced.

24 Clues: either a proton or a neutron. • in vacuum, 2.9979458 * 10^8 m/s. • change from liquid to vapor state. • energy of object due to its motion. • number of occurrences per unit time. • electromagnetic waves that carry energy. • machines using fluids to transmit energy. • energy sum of potential and kinetic energy. • product of force and time interval over which it acts. • ...

Physics Crossword Puzzle:)) 2014-03-18

Physics Crossword Puzzle:)) crossword puzzle

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Instrument that has a main scale and a sliding scale
Simple block diagrams with arrows to represent forces action on the individual object
The gravitational force exerted on the body
Rate of change of velocity
Reluctance of the object to change its state of motion due to its mass
An instrument that can be used to measure mass
Distance travelled in a specified direction
time take of a complete oscillation

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Force acting per unit area
The number of complete oscillations made in one second
A region in which a mass experiences a force due to gravitational attraction
Displacement/time taken
Amount of matter in a body
mass/volume
The contact force that opposes or tends to oppose motion between surfaces in contact
A push or a pull that one object exerts on another
total distance travelled/total time taken
SI unit of mass
10^6
the pull exerted by a stretched spring, string or rope on an object attached to it

20 Clues: 10^6 • mass/volume • SI unit of mass • Displacement/time taken • Force acting per unit area • Amount of matter in a body • Rate of change of velocity • time take of a complete oscillation • total distance travelled/total time taken • The gravitational force exerted on the body • Distance travelled in a specified direction • An instrument that can be used to measure mass • ...

Physics unit 1 2014-04-10

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The surface of the earth
The unit of measurement of frequency
Change in direction of light
When an object is moving away from us and its wavelength becomes longer
The system where planets orbit the sun
Unit of measurement of for power
The theory that all planets orbit around the Earth
A type of lens that is curved on both sides to make it thinner in the middle
The colour that is best for absorbing heat
The theory that the universe has always existed
A type of wave that travels through the Earth
A change in the DNA caused by radiation

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The second stage in the life of a star
The number of waves passing through a point per second
A type of wave where particles move at right angles to the direction the wave is moving
How good a device is at creating useful energy
The man who discovered ultraviolet
A type of wave where particles move back and forth in line line with the direction of the wave
Sound waves that are bellow 20Hz
Light that we can see with the naked eye
Flow of charged particles
Astronomer who helped disproved geocentric by looking at the moons of Jupiter
This has the smallest wave length on the EM-spectrum
Astronomer who discovered infrared

24 Clues: The surface of the earth • Flow of charged particles • Change in direction of light • Sound waves that are bellow 20Hz • Unit of measurement of for power • The man who discovered ultraviolet • Astronomer who discovered infrared • The unit of measurement of frequency • The second stage in the life of a star • The system where planets orbit the sun • ...

Physics - Chapter 5 2014-10-08

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mechanical advantage of a machine is the ratio of the distance Xa moved by the applied force to the distance Xl.
a machine equals the ratio between its actual and its ideal mechanical advantages.
equilibrium in which an object is not rotating, or if it is rotating at constant angular speed about an axis.
a machine involves the forces or distance concerned in a machine.
it refers to an object extended in space which does not change its size or shape when subjected to a force.
mechanical advantage of a machine is a ratio between the load force.
the point of an object about which all gravitational torques cancel.
is stimulated by an electrical pulse from the nervous system, it contracts briefly or twitches.
its a simplest form of a rigid bar used with a fulcrum.
if an object rests on a knife edge or similar surface so that a slight displacement (or rotation) raises the CG, this subject is displaying _______ equilibrium.
is the study of forces acting on an object that is in equilibrium and at rest.

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equilibrium is the CG is lowered by a small distancement or rotation the object is then in ______ equilibrium.
the point at which all the mass of an object or system may be considered to be concentrated.
is a device that changes the magnitude, direction or mode of application of a force or torque while transmitting it in order to achieve a practical advantages.
are forces whose lines of actions intersect on a common point when they act on an object.
are forces having their lives of action lie on a same plane.
a condition in which two or more forces acting on an object reduces no acceleration because they balance each other out.
it is measured by the product of the force and the perpendicular distance from the axis of rotation to the line of action of the force.
a force that tend to produce rotation in the axis.
equilibrium if the object may move without changing the height of its CG, the object is in _______ equilibrium.

20 Clues: a force that tend to produce rotation in the axis. • its a simplest form of a rigid bar used with a fulcrum. • are forces having their lives of action lie on a same plane. • a machine involves the forces or distance concerned in a machine. • mechanical advantage of a machine is a ratio between the load force. • ...

Physics Kiara Williams 2015-03-13

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friction in which two are not moving past each other
speed at any given point in time
an object travels per unit of time
total distance divided by time
doesn't include direction
when two or more forces act on an object at the same time
anything thrown or shut through the air
occurs when an object changes position
gravitaional force exerted on an object
includes speed of an object and direction

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friction when an object moves through fluid
any two masses that exert attractive forces on each other
friction where two surfaces slide past one another
rate of change of velocity
friction the opposes motion of objects that moves through air
how far an object has traveled
speed that does not change
friction between a rolling object and surface it rolls on
a force that opposes the sliding motion
a push or pull applied to an object

20 Clues: doesn't include direction • rate of change of velocity • speed that does not change • how far an object has traveled • total distance divided by time • speed at any given point in time • an object travels per unit of time • a push or pull applied to an object • occurs when an object changes position • a force that opposes the sliding motion • ...

Zsofi's Physics Midterm 2021-01-01

Zsofi's Physics Midterm crossword puzzle

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change in velocity over time
a force that works against an object in motion
a quantity that specifies magnitude and direction
the type of mechanical energy determined by the height/ position of an object
the amount of "stuff" something is made of
the property which states that an object in motion resists change in motion
when a roller coaster ride is about to end, it has the same amount of energy as when it started (if none is lost through heat or sound)-- because of what law?
the force on an object due to gravity
a type of friction due to air resistance
distance over time in a specific direction

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when a system is not traveling at a constant speed or at rest it's equation is?
when fnet=0 the forces are...
a quantity that only specifies magnitude
the sum of two or more vectors
the type of force created by a string or cable
when something falling is only under the influence of gravity (no drag)
the upward force which supports an object which is also always perpendicular to that object
the type of mechanical energy caused by an object being in motion
the rate at which you do work over time
(kg x m^2)/s^2
the amount of energy transferred to an object

21 Clues: (kg x m^2)/s^2 • change in velocity over time • when fnet=0 the forces are... • the sum of two or more vectors • the force on an object due to gravity • the rate at which you do work over time • a quantity that only specifies magnitude • a type of friction due to air resistance • the amount of "stuff" something is made of • distance over time in a specific direction • ...

Emma Physics Crossword 2021-01-06

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the quantity of matter in an object/substance
the unit for energy
the energy of motion
the type of energy in a substance stored in the bonds between atoms and molecules
The pulling force that acts along a stretched flexible connector, such as a rope or cable
the maximum horizontal distance traveled by a projectile
name of the force that a surface applies to an object to support the weight of the object; acts perpendicular to the surface on which the object rests
an object that travels through the air and experiences only acceleration due to gravity
the study of motion
name of the variable that is plotted on the y-axis
the ability to do work
the type of energy calculated by m*g*h
quantities described solely by a magnitude
the SI unit of power
rise over run
the tendency of an object to remain at rest or remain in motion
a contact force that opposes relative motion or attempts at motion between systems

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the rate at which velocity changes over a period of time
the product of the force applied to an object multiplied by the distance through with the force is applied.
an object’s change in position
name of the variable that is plotted on the x-axis
Newton's _____ Law: F = ma
the type of force for which work depends on the path taken (ex: work)
quantities with both a magnitude and a direction
Newton's _____ Law: a body at rest remains at rest, or if in motion, remains in motion at a constant velocity unless acted upon by a net external force; aka the law of inertia
how close a measurement is to the correct value
work divided by elapsed time
the sum of two or more vectors
how close the agreement is among a set of measurements
Newton's _____ Law: action-reaction
a reaction force that pushes a body forward in response to a backward force. Rockets, airplanes, and cars are pushed forward by this force.

31 Clues: rise over run • the unit for energy • the study of motion • the energy of motion • the SI unit of power • the ability to do work • Newton's _____ Law: F = ma • work divided by elapsed time • an object’s change in position • the sum of two or more vectors • Newton's _____ Law: action-reaction • the type of energy calculated by m*g*h • quantities described solely by a magnitude • ...

Physics is PHUN 2021-10-28

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material in which charges are not free to move
unit of magnetic field
number of oscillations per unit time
the change in pitch due to the relative motion between a source of sound and the person hearing the sound
the amount of sound energy passing through a given area in a given time
light of a single color/frequency
material that allows charges to move freely
the frequency of the corresponding sound wave
the geographic pole that the north end of a bar magnet points to
an electrical device in which a long wire is wound into a succession of closely spaced loops

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represented by the variable A
343 m/s
electromagnetic waves with frequencies above 10^20 Hz
a filter tha transmits light waves with only one direction of polarization
the bending of a wave around a barrier or through an opening
the electromagnetic waves that our eyes can detect
sounds with a frequency greater than 20,000 Hz
the sharpness of vision
charge of an electron
a particle of light that carries energy but has no mass

20 Clues: 343 m/s • charge of an electron • unit of magnetic field • the sharpness of vision • represented by the variable A • light of a single color/frequency • number of oscillations per unit time • material that allows charges to move freely • the frequency of the corresponding sound wave • material in which charges are not free to move • ...

Radiology Physics Crossword 2021-11-15

Radiology Physics Crossword crossword puzzle

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A population of photons with a range of energies produced when electrons decelerate [2, 5+8]
A relatively light particle that achieves relativistic speeds and has non-zero charge [2, 4+8]
Framework to ensure the quality of medical imaging operations [2, 7+9]
Type of model used in Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence that provides greater insights into relationships within datasets [3, 4+6+7]
Measure of radiation output of a CT scan or radiation exposure to a CT patient [1*, 3]
An interactions between photons and matter that result in incorrectly measured attenuation coefficients [1, 7]
Energy deposited within a volume of specified matter per kilogram [2, 8+4]
Measure of both stochastic and deterministic risk due to radiation exposure to the organs and tissues of the human body [2, 9+4]
Type of photon created due to nucleus energy transitions [2, 5+3]
Artefact seen in MR images due to differences between fat and water [2, 8+5]
Name of an interference pattern caused by two regular patterns that move relative to each other (Hint: Can be seen in MR images) [1, 5]
Heavy particle that starts to deposit energy at short distances (~4cm in air) [2, 5+8]
Regular testing done by a hospital physicist [2, 10+7]
Type of photon created due to electronic energy transitions [1, 5]

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Material that records the energy absorbed and then releases it when stimulated by light [2, 12+8]
Application of radionuclides for medical diagnostic and/or therapeutic purposes [2, 7+8]
Possible cause of "geometric distortion" in radiographs (Hint: Broad/Fine focus spot) [1, 8]
Field of analysis that aims to extract features from medical images for further characterisation [1, 9]
Process of labelling different volumes/sections of a medical image with the assistance of computer programs [1, 12]
Common type of MR sequence that can produce weighting in T1, T2, and proton density [2, 4+4]
Kinetic energy imparted from incident radiation into a volume, per kilogram [1*, 5]
Clever invention using the Radon transform and enabled by filtering in the Fourier domain [2, 8+10]
Using material to attenuate photons that provide little to no diagnostic value in certain scenarios [1, 10]
Process to ensure the quality of medical imaging operations [2, 7+7]

24 Clues: Regular testing done by a hospital physicist [2, 10+7] • Type of photon created due to nucleus energy transitions [2, 5+3] • Type of photon created due to electronic energy transitions [1, 5] • Process to ensure the quality of medical imaging operations [2, 7+7] • Framework to ensure the quality of medical imaging operations [2, 7+9] • ...

Fall Semester Physics 2021-11-04

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collision where objects bounce off
energy due to motion
a push or a pull
quantity with magnitude & direction
amount of work per unit of time
vertical distance
tendency to maintain state of motion; mass
force applied over a distance
how far & in what direction
force that opposes motion; Ff
how far
Law about force, mass & acceleration
Law about action & reaction

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collision where objects stick together
how fast & in what direction
change in momentum
motion due to gravity only
force caused by gravity; Fw
rate of change in velocity
object under influence of gravity only
path of a projectile
horizontal distance travelled by a projectile
_____ in air determined by vertical component
energy due to position
amount of matter in an object
quantity with magnitude only
"inertia in motion"
how fast
Law of Inertia

29 Clues: how far • how fast • Law of Inertia • a push or a pull • vertical distance • change in momentum • "inertia in motion" • energy due to motion • path of a projectile • energy due to position • motion due to gravity only • rate of change in velocity • force caused by gravity; Fw • how far & in what direction • Law about action & reaction • how fast & in what direction • quantity with magnitude only • ...

GCSE physics radioactivity 2021-12-21

GCSE physics radioactivity crossword puzzle

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the name for when radioactive material is moved from one location to another
the mass number of carbon-12
gamma is an __________________ wave
this material absorbs (and therefore blocks) alpha radiation
What is the mass of an alpha particle?
how many neutrons are there in an alpha particle?
when something or someone is "hit" with radiation but not contaminated
all isotopes of this element are radioactive and have 92 protons (use periodic table)
are damaged or killed by ionising radiation.
this type of radiation is absorbed (stopped by) about 5 mm of aluminium
Counts radioactivity (_________ counter)

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the name of the scientist who did the gold foil experiment and discovered the nucleus
A radioactive material has a half life of 5 days. A sample contains 32 grams of the radioactive material. After 20 days, how many grams of the material will still be radioactive?
Time taken for half the radioisotopes to decay (______ life)
a large molecule found within your cells and carries genetic information (e.g. instructions for how to make proteins). Radiation can cause mutations to this molecule.
the surname of the sceintist that proposed the plum pudding model
the most penetrating but least ionising radiation
when an atom or molecule loses or gains electrons, it becomes a charged particle called an ______
alpha and beta are this type of radiation because they have mass, but gamma is not.
a thick layer of this material absorbs gamma radiation. May be found in hospitals to protect the radiographer.
The count rate of a radioisotope fell from 6000 cpm to 375 cpm in 24 mins. The half life is ____ minutes
the most ionising yet least penetrating radiation
name of the model of the atom that has a positive nucleus with electrons surrounding it
Which sub-atomic particles were the "plums" in the plum pudding model?

24 Clues: the mass number of carbon-12 • gamma is an __________________ wave • What is the mass of an alpha particle? • Counts radioactivity (_________ counter) • are damaged or killed by ionising radiation. • the most penetrating but least ionising radiation • how many neutrons are there in an alpha particle? • the most ionising yet least penetrating radiation • ...

ap physics review 2021-12-31

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displacement is found from the _______ under the velocity vs time graph
object is moving in a straight line at a constant speed
acronym for a diagram that shows the forces acting on an object
force applied to an object over a distance
_________ velocity is how fast an object is moving at a specific moment in time
how far an object is from its initial position
the product of a force, the distance from the force to the pivot point, and the angle the force makes with the object
forces on an angle can be broken down into ________, x and y
the time to make one full oscillation
change in velocity per unit time
for a point particle can be found using MR^2
motion for objects such as a pendulum and mass-on-a-spring
units for spring constant
each surface have their own level of stickiness that determines the amount of frictional force acting
the energy stored in an object's position, gravitational ________ energy
Newton's ___ law states that every force has a force pair that acts with the same magnitude but in opposite directions
is represented by "p"
the formula for force of a spring
the graph made from a position vs time graph for an object in simple harmonic motion
the maximum displacement from equilibrium reached
is represented by "L"
acceleration is found from the ______ of the velocity vs time graph
the gravitational force is inversely proportional to
units for mass

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units for distance in rotational motion
to find the vertical component when the angle is measured from the horizontal to the diagonal force use ___
how many oscillations are completed per a unit of time
mass found from measurements that do use acceleration due to gravity
how much the force of a planet acts on an object
all objects are attracted to each other by __________ force
Newton's _____ law states that an objects acceleration is directly proportional to force and inversely proportional to mass
units for impulse and momentum
the force of a surface on an object acting along the surface
the formula for rotational impulse
change in distance per unit time
the formula for weight on Earth
the sum of all forces acting on an object including their directions
a collision between two objects where energy and momentum are conserved
to find work, use the _________ the force vs displacement graph
amount of work done per unit time
to find the horizontal component when the angle is measured from the horizontal to the diagonal force use ___
the sum of the kinetic and potential energies of an object
how much material is contained in an object
mass found from measurements that do not use acceleration due to gravity
is equal to the change in momentum
the direction the force is acting on an object moving at a constant speed in a circle
vertical acceleration is 9.8 m/s^2
the force of a surface on an object in contact with that surface
to convert from rotational to linear, multiply by the __________
a collision between two objects where energy is not conserved but momentum is
the energy of an object in motion
the gravitational force is directly proportional to the product of _______ masses

52 Clues: units for mass • is represented by "p" • is represented by "L" • units for spring constant • units for impulse and momentum • the formula for weight on Earth • change in distance per unit time • change in velocity per unit time • amount of work done per unit time • the formula for force of a spring • the energy of an object in motion • the formula for rotational impulse • ...

Physics Vocabulary Crossword 2022-01-04

Physics Vocabulary Crossword crossword puzzle

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the pressure of the atmosphere
matter cannot be created or destroyed
a variable that stays the same
energy heat
particles hitting the wall of an object
something that is believable
corresponding size and amount
heat transfer through waves
why your hypothesis is correct or not
how fast particles are moving
something that repeats
particles spreading apart
something that does not transfer heat well
a 3d representation of something
something we can anticipate happening
water freezes at 0 degrees

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what you think will happen
heat transfer through liquid or gas
what your testing in an experiment
has to be able to be seen
as something increases the other decreases
measure of density
a statement that answers your hypothesis
how compact particles are
transfer of heat through contact
used to measure air pressure
data from your experiment
amount a 3d space
particles are not moving
the quantity of heat
scientific theories often change

31 Clues: energy heat • amount a 3d space • measure of density • the quantity of heat • something that repeats • particles are not moving • has to be able to be seen • how compact particles are • data from your experiment • particles spreading apart • what you think will happen • water freezes at 0 degrees • heat transfer through waves • something that is believable • used to measure air pressure • ...

Physics crossword puzzle 2022-01-04

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the part of the expeiment that stays the same
matter can not be created or destroyed
an example
amount of force made from heat, compression, etc
insrument that messure atmospheric pressure
an example showing truth to further ones case
a statement that answers the hypothesis
something that keeps heat in and cold out
something that stays the same
the measure of heat or intensity in an object
the measure of how hot something is
measure of weight and density
moves in accordance with another thing
raw form of energy
energy created from heat
moves the opposite way as another thing

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we tend to believe in phenomena that are
logical thinking
the scale at which heat his measured
measure of mass in liquid
object must be able to be sensed
always a work in progress
the spreading of something more widely
more believable the more close to pre-existance
the pressure of the atmosphere
the motion of mass in two circular motions
heat transfer through the air
the question that has the answer of a hypothesis
heat transfer through solids
the answer based on your research
how compact something is

31 Clues: an example • logical thinking • raw form of energy • how compact something is • energy created from heat • measure of mass in liquid • always a work in progress • heat transfer through solids • heat transfer through the air • something that stays the same • measure of weight and density • the pressure of the atmosphere • object must be able to be sensed • ...

physics study puzzle 2022-01-03

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the amount of space that a substance or object occupies, or that is enclosed within a container, especially when great
the spreading of something more widely
the quality of being hot; high temperature
the emission of energy as electromagnetic waves or as moving subatomic particles, especially high-energy particles which cause ionization
an educated guess
the state of not being definite or certain because you may want to change it later
the pressure exerted by the weight of the atmosphere
continuous physical force exerted on or against an object by something in contact with it
corresponding in size or amount to something else
the movement caused within a fluid by the tendency of hotter and therefore less dense material to rise, and colder, denser material to sink under the influence of gravity, which consequently results in transfer of heat
the way in which a substance, typically a liquid, holds together; thickness or viscosity
statements that link evidence back to reasons or claims
a substance which does not readily allow the passage of heat or sound
a statement in which a writer presents an assertion as truthful to substantiate an argument

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the degree of compactness of a substance
the quality or state of being natural
a fundamental principle of physics
if one variable increases the other will decrease, and if one variable decreases the other will increase
a temperature scale based on 0 o for the freezing point of water and 100 o for the boiling point of water
an instrument measuring atmospheric pressure, used especially in forecasting the weather and determining altitude
the lowest temperature that is theoretically possible, at which the motion of particles that constitutes heat would be minimal. It is zero on the Kelvin scale, equivalent to –273.15°C or –459.67°F.
energy energy associated with microscopic forms of energy
a coherent, typically large body of matter with no definite shape.
the fact of occurring in the way expected
logic, proof, or support that you have for your claim
the methodological point of departure of scholarly research in both the natural and social sciences
able to be noticed or perceived; discernible
one which the researcher holds constant (controls) during an experiment
the degree or intensity of heat present in a substance or object, especially as expressed according to a comparative scale and shown by a thermometer or perceived by touch
the process by which heat or electricity is directly transmitted through a substance when there is a difference of temperature or of electrical potential between adjoining regions, without movement of the material
a representation of a person or thing or of a proposed structure, typically on a smaller scale than the original

31 Clues: an educated guess • a fundamental principle of physics • the quality or state of being natural • the spreading of something more widely • the degree of compactness of a substance • the fact of occurring in the way expected • the quality of being hot; high temperature • able to be noticed or perceived; discernible • corresponding in size or amount to something else • ...

Slay-P Physics 2022-02-20

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many moments of this were had in December
__ constant (epsilon naut)
the best physics teacher in the world
descriptor for Nathan An (or charge per area)
very brief period of time
force that tends to cause rotation
how to solve differential equations
charge per volume
energy that isn't potential
DPRK leader action
women in stem
angle or net flux
a type of pursuit (can also be used to describe a triple integral)
special surface
concept that can't be explained
our favorite substitute teacher
E-field piercing a surface
flux action on finite gaussian planes
a season or oscillator
charge per length
H of HRW

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W of HRW
in the words of Mr. Chung, "very large"
free body __
weekly assignments
a game that causes great stress to AP physics students
law for electrostatics
activity that Mr. Chung will never do again
vector operation using cosine
highlight of class
R of HRW
these must be climbed to answer questions of the day
five kinematic __
our favorite video platform
motion of the harmonic variety
descriptor for Austin Jacobson (or angular acceleration)
the impetus gained by a moving object

37 Clues: W of HRW • R of HRW • H of HRW • free body __ • women in stem • special surface • charge per volume • five kinematic __ • angle or net flux • charge per length • weekly assignments • highlight of class • DPRK leader action • law for electrostatics • a season or oscillator • very brief period of time • __ constant (epsilon naut) • E-field piercing a surface • energy that isn't potential • ...

AP Physics Review 2022-03-25

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letter used for angular acceleration
the magnitude of velocity
what you never want in a lab
type of collision in which kinetic energy is not conserved
tool used to measure temperature
the rate of change of energy over time
a principal that indicates no change
another word for spring potential energy
when you modify a set of graph axes to make your graph linear
can be represented by the are under a force vs. time graph
the speed of something thrown straight upwards at its maximum height
the slope of a velocity vs time graph

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functional dependence between kinetic energy and speed
speed with a directional component
word meaning center seeking
something that is conserved in an inelastic collision
something a point mass does not have
a word you should NEVER use in this class
unit used for power
tool used to measure length
Where are you?
a resistance to a change in motion
type of spring that has a linear force vs displacement relationship

23 Clues: Where are you? • unit used for power • the magnitude of velocity • word meaning center seeking • tool used to measure length • what you never want in a lab • tool used to measure temperature • speed with a directional component • a resistance to a change in motion • letter used for angular acceleration • something a point mass does not have • a principal that indicates no change • ...

Physics- Waves Crossword 2022-04-29

Physics- Waves Crossword crossword puzzle

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The condition of a system whe neither its state of motion nor energy change with time.
The phenomina that occurs when a wave encounters an obstical/opening.
The change in frequency of a wave in relation to an observer.
The opposite of a Crest.
The phenomeon of increased amplitude.
The speed of something in a given direction.
A group of atoms banded together.
A minute portion of matter.
Movement back & forth at a regular speed.
Geographic coordinate thats the specific east-west position on the globe.

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Diminition in the density of something (air or gas.
The measure of the height of a wave.
The # of occurences of a repeating event per unit of time.
The max value of upward displacement within a cycle.
A wave whose ocillations are perpendicular to the waves advance.
Application of balanced inward forces to different points on a material.
The fact/phenominon of light, radio waves, etc being deflected in passing obliquely through the interface between one medium and another.
The distance between crests of a wave.
A propagating dynamic disturbance of one or more quantities.
The magnitude of the rate of change.

20 Clues: The opposite of a Crest. • A minute portion of matter. • A group of atoms banded together. • The measure of the height of a wave. • The magnitude of the rate of change. • The phenomeon of increased amplitude. • The distance between crests of a wave. • Movement back & forth at a regular speed. • The speed of something in a given direction. • ...

Physics crossword puzzle 2022-06-12

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Acceleration = Force/Mass
Object in motion stays in motion
Energy that "hasn't happened" yet
What W is measured in
Force on the surface of the earth
Force on a curved path
Distance/unit time
Unit of force
Mass * Gravity

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Force that opposes sliding of two touching surfaces
Every action has an equal and opposite reaction
The path a projectile takes
Energy that "has happened"
How far something has moved
Change in velocity. Can be positive or negative
Push or pull
Force required to change an object's motion
Anything moving through the air that does not provide force for it's movement
Distance/unit time and in a direction
When force is applied to something and it moves

20 Clues: Push or pull • Unit of force • Mass * Gravity • Distance/unit time • What W is measured in • Force on a curved path • Acceleration = Force/Mass • Energy that "has happened" • The path a projectile takes • How far something has moved • Object in motion stays in motion • Energy that "hasn't happened" yet • Force on the surface of the earth • Distance/unit time and in a direction • ...

Physics-I Kedge 2022-05-21

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distance-time relationship
car's power
formula for weight
newton's 1st
mass x gravity
3600 seconds
shot object
symbol for change
end velocity
speed with direction
force x distance
medium that has flow
relationship that decreases
decreases density
science term for push
metal momentum cart
1000 mass
SI distance
magnitude no direction

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force unit
arch path
3 laws of motion
change velocity
newtons 2nd law
planet with gravity of 24.8
measure of power
blank reaction law
1/1000
sum of forces
dropped on Lopez
opposing direction force
dropped balls
no deformation collision
momentum not waster
no gravity two words
magnitude with direction
proven hypothesis
match angles

38 Clues: 1/1000 • arch path • 1000 mass • force unit • car's power • shot object • SI distance • newton's 1st • 3600 seconds • end velocity • match angles • sum of forces • dropped balls • mass x gravity • change velocity • newtons 2nd law • 3 laws of motion • measure of power • dropped on Lopez • force x distance • symbol for change • decreases density • proven hypothesis • formula for weight • blank reaction law • ...

Physics Crossword Puzzle 2022-05-25

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Unit of power
The energy that is possessed by an object due to its motion or due to its position
The highest surface part of a wave
The energy stored in an object due to its height above the Earth
The tendency of objects to resist changes in speed or direction of motion
A linear interval of space
An attractive force between two objects that has mass in the universe
The lowest part of a wave
Often used as a unit of mass
Every action has an equal and opposite reaction
Push or pull
An electromagnetic wave that is used for medical imaging
A wave vibrating in the direction of propagation
An electromagnetic wave that has a wavelength shorter than microwaves but longer than visible light
The energy released or absorbed as a result of a chemical reaction
An electromagnetic wave that is used for sterilize equipments
Force*distance
An object initially propelled by a force outside itself and keeps moving
Going away from a point
Force= mass * acceleration
An electromagnetic wave that is used in nuclear weapons
A physical quantity of work
The speed and direction of motion

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The energy in the nucleus of an atom
A wave vibrating at right angles to the direction of its propagation
A measure of how springy an object is
The energy of an object by virtue of its motion
The force that resists motion of one object rubbing against another
Quantity of matter
The energy that is contained within a system that is responsible for its temperature
Motion which a nonmoving person sees, but the moving person does not see
An electromagnetic wave with the longest wavelength
Unit of energy
A physical phenomenon that can produce light, heat, and power
Inertia-objects at rest tend to stay at rest and objects in motion tend to stay in motion
An electromagnetic wave that is often used for wifi and cell phones
An electromagnetic wave that contains red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and violet
Measure of how fast velocity is changing; time rate of change
To meet at a point
The energy an object has by virtue of its position in a force field like gravity (stored energy)
Unit of force

41 Clues: Push or pull • Unit of power • Unit of force • Unit of energy • Force*distance • Quantity of matter • To meet at a point • Going away from a point • The lowest part of a wave • A linear interval of space • Force= mass * acceleration • A physical quantity of work • Often used as a unit of mass • The speed and direction of motion • The highest surface part of a wave • ...

Physics CW#1 2022-09-14

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Newtons Law that describes the equation for calculating force
The coffee Orozco loves with 4 shots of expresso and so much more
Property of things to resist changes in motion
Step 1 of the scientific method
How fast something is moving
kg
Step 8 of the scientific method
Magnitude but not direction
A final vector or net combination of 2 or more vectors
The variable in experiments that is not changed

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Step 6 of the scientific method
Sum of forces acted upon an object
The variable in experiments that is measured
The equation of Newtons second law of motion
For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction
Magnitude AND direction
The units include meters/second^2
How fast an object moves plus its direction
Motion under the influence of gravity only
One of the two types of forces
The unit of measure of Force
Arrows drawn to scale that represent vector quantity
Your amazing Physics teacher

23 Clues: kg • Magnitude AND direction • Magnitude but not direction • How fast something is moving • The unit of measure of Force • Your amazing Physics teacher • One of the two types of forces • Step 6 of the scientific method • Step 1 of the scientific method • Step 8 of the scientific method • The units include meters/second^2 • Sum of forces acted upon an object • ...

Physics crossword puzzle 2021-03-11

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Least amount of inputs to achieve the highest amount of output.
A fuel formed by natural processes, such as anaerobic decomposition of buried dead organisms
the law of ____ of energy states that energy can be converted in form, but not created or destroyed.
My teacher calls himself
Pounds per square inch.
way Our planet is located in this galaxy?
Newton's first law is often referred to as the principle of ____.
The _____ System is the gravitationally bound system of the Sun and the objects that orbit it.
The ______ belt is located roughly between the orbits of the planets Jupiter and Mars.

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Largest of Jupiter moon
Force due to gravity
My name is
A _____ machine doesn't have a motor, it's self powered.
A measure of how fast something moves in a particular direction.
_____ energy ends up as heat.
In our solar system, it is the planet closest to the sun.
When antimatter and matter meet, they ______ each other.
_____ energy is stored up energy capable of doing work.
The _____ belt is a circumstellar disc in the outer Solar System, extending from the orbit of Neptune.
Newton's ____ law states that all forces between two objects exist in equal magnitude and opposite direction

20 Clues: My name is • Force due to gravity • Largest of Jupiter moon • Pounds per square inch. • My teacher calls himself • _____ energy ends up as heat. • way Our planet is located in this galaxy? • _____ energy is stored up energy capable of doing work. • A _____ machine doesn't have a motor, it's self powered. • In our solar system, it is the planet closest to the sun. • ...

Physics crossword puzzle 2021-03-11

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The _____ belt is a circumstellar disc in the outer Solar System, extending from the orbit of Neptune.
A fuel formed by natural processes, such as anaerobic decomposition of buried dead organisms
Our planet is located in this galaxy?
Pounds per square inch.
the law of ____ of energy states that energy can be converted in form, but not created or destroyed.
A _____ machine doesn't have a motor, it's self powered.
Force due to gravity
In our solar system, it is the planet closest to the sun.
Newton's first law is the principle of ____.
Largest of Jupiter's moons.
The _____ System is the gravitationally bound system of the Sun and the objects that orbit it.

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When antimatter and matter meet, they ______ each other.
My name is
Least amount of inputs to achieve the highest amount of output.
A measure of how fast something moves in a particular direction.
_____ energy ends up as heat.
_____ energy is stored up energy capable of doing work.
The ______ belt is located roughly between the orbits of the planets Jupiter and Mars.
Newton's ____ law all forces between two objects exist in equal magnitude and opposite direction.
My teacher calls himself

20 Clues: My name is • Force due to gravity • Pounds per square inch. • My teacher calls himself • Largest of Jupiter's moons. • _____ energy ends up as heat. • Our planet is located in this galaxy? • Newton's first law is the principle of ____. • _____ energy is stored up energy capable of doing work. • A _____ machine doesn't have a motor, it's self powered. • ...

PeTA 1 (Physics) 2021-01-31

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has a reflecting surface that is curved inward.
the term for farsightedness.
an image produced by or as a if by a mirror.
a disturbance or oscillation that travels through space-time, accompanied by a transfer of energy.
uses concave lenses and is a two-eyed tool and instrument that can be used to observe distant objects with a wider field of view.
is the bending of light as it passes from one transparent substance into another.
the combination of two or more electromagnetic waveforms to form a wave in which the displacement is either reinforced or canceled.
uses convex lenses and is an instrument that can be used that makes something appear larger than what they look like.
smooth, shiny surfaces that allows us to see an image or the reflection of their surface
uses concave lenses and is a single-eyed tool and instrument that can be used to observe distant objects in a small area.

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to the ration of the refractive index of the materials at interface.
vibrations of light waves occur in a single plane.
an electromagnetic wave that can be detected by the human eye.
curved pieces of glass or transparent materials that refracts light.
refers to a phenomena that occur when a wave encounters an obstacle or opening.
the term for nearsightedness.
is by which light is spread out according to its color as it passes through an object.
are lenses that we use and may either use concave or convex lenses depending on the sight of the person.
the person who stated that the ratio of the angles of incidence and transmission is
uses convex lenses and is an instrument that can be used to observe small objects that is invisible to the human eye.
has a reflecting surface that is curved outward.

21 Clues: the term for farsightedness. • the term for nearsightedness. • an image produced by or as a if by a mirror. • has a reflecting surface that is curved inward. • has a reflecting surface that is curved outward. • vibrations of light waves occur in a single plane. • an electromagnetic wave that can be detected by the human eye. • ...

PeTA 1 (Physics) 2021-01-31

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curved pieces of glass or transparent materials that refracts light.
refers to a phenomena that occur when a wave encounters an obstacle or opening.
uses convex lenses and is an instrument that can be used to observe small objects that is invisible to the human eye.
is by which light is spread out according to its color as it passes through an object.
an electromagnetic wave that can be detected by the human eye.
are lenses that we use and may either use concave or convex lenses depending on the sight of the person.
uses convex lenses and is an instrument that can be used that makes something appear larger than what they look like.
the term for farsightedness.
uses concave lenses and is a two-eyed tool and instrument that can be used to observe distant objects with a wider field of view.
vibrations of light waves occur in a single plane.
is the bending of light as it passes from one transparent substance into another.

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has a reflecting surface that is curved outward.
uses concave lenses and is a single-eyed tool and instrument that can be used to observe distant objects in a small area.
smooth, shiny surfaces that allows us to see an image or the reflection of their surface
who stated the Law of Refraction
the combination of two or more electromagnetic waveforms to form a wave in which the displacement is either reinforced or canceled.
an image produced by or as a if by a mirror.
the term for nearsightedness.
a disturbance or oscillation that travels through space-time, accompanied by a transfer of energy.
has a reflecting surface that is curved inward.

20 Clues: the term for farsightedness. • the term for nearsightedness. • who stated the Law of Refraction • an image produced by or as a if by a mirror. • has a reflecting surface that is curved inward. • has a reflecting surface that is curved outward. • vibrations of light waves occur in a single plane. • an electromagnetic wave that can be detected by the human eye. • ...

PeTA 1 (Physics) 2021-01-31

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the term for nearsightedness.
the term for farsightedness.
vibrations of light waves occur in a single plane.
curved pieces of glass or transparent materials that refracts light.
uses concave lenses and is a single-eyed tool and instrument that can be used to observe distant objects in a small area.
are lenses that we use and may either use concave or convex lenses depending on the sight of the person.
uses convex lenses and is an instrument that can be used to observe small objects that is invisible to the human eye.
is by which light is spread out according to its color as it passes through an object.
who stated the Law of Refraction
is the bending of light as it passes from one transparent substance into another.

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refers to a phenomena that occur when a wave encounters an obstacle or opening.
the combination of two or more electromagnetic waveforms to form a wave in which the displacement is either reinforced or canceled.
an electromagnetic wave that can be detected by the human eye.
has a reflecting surface that is curved inward.
uses concave lenses and is a two-eyed tool and instrument that can be used to observe distant objects with a wider field of view.
has a reflecting surface that is curved outward.
an image produced by or as a if by a mirror.
a disturbance or oscillation that travels through space-time, accompanied by a transfer of energy.
smooth, shiny surfaces that allows us to see an image or the reflection of their surface
uses convex lenses and is an instrument that can be used that makes something appear larger than what they look like.

PeTA 1 (Physics) 2021-01-31

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is by which light is spread out according to its color as it passes through an object.
the combination of two or more electromagnetic waveforms to form a wave in which the displacement is either reinforced or canceled.
a disturbance or oscillation that travels through space-time, accompanied by a transfer of energy.
curved pieces of glass or transparent materials that refracts light.
refers to a phenomena that occur when a wave encounters an obstacle or opening.
is the bending of light as it passes from one transparent substance into another.
are lenses that we use and may either use concave or convex lenses depending on the sight of the person.
vibrations of light waves occur in a single plane.
has a reflecting surface that is curved outward.
smooth, shiny surfaces that allows us to see an image or the reflection of their surface

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uses concave lenses and is a two-eyed tool and instrument that can be used to observe distant objects with a wider field of view.
who stated the Law of Refraction
uses concave lenses and is a single-eyed tool and instrument that can be used to observe distant objects in a small area.
uses convex lenses and is an instrument that can be used that makes something appear larger than what they look like.
uses convex lenses and is an instrument that can be used to observe small objects that is invisible to the human eye.
has a reflecting surface that is curved inward.
an electromagnetic wave that can be detected by the human eye.
the term for farsightedness.
the term for nearsightedness.
an image produced by or as a if by a mirror.

Physics 100 Review 2021-04-16

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When two colliding objects stick together, that collision is said to be an _________ collision.
The normal force is __________ to a supporting surface.
To make a stationary object rotate, or to change its rotational velocity, one should apply an external __________.
Tangential speed is also called _______ speed.
The ____________ force is the net upward force that a fluid exerts on an object submerged or immersed in it.
A moving object is said to have both momentum and ___________ energy.
The ________ force is equal in magnitude and opposite in direction to the action force.
An object in dynamic equilibrium must be moving with _________ velocity.
A _________ force is any force that causes an object to travel in a circular fashion and is always directed towards the center of rotation.
Rotational speed can also be referred to as ________ speed.
The force in a rope can be referred to as a ________ force.
An object is in __________ when it is moving under the influence of only gravity.
Speed is a ________ quantity.
The ___________ is the net result of the combination of two or more vectors.

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From the moment an object is tossed into the air and neglecting air resistance, its acceleration at all points is equal to that of ___________.
According to Archimedes’ Principle, an immersed object is buoyed up by a force equal to the weight of the _______ fluid.
A force that acts at right angles to the distance moved does no _________.
When an object thrown upwards reaches its peak, the magnitude of its velocity is instantaneously equal to ______.
True or False: The center of mass must lie somewhere on the object and above or below the base of support.
Newton’s Second Law states that the acceleration of an object can be expressed as the ____________ (two words) acting on it divided by its mass.
Every force is part of a ________ between one thing and another.
The center of gravity refers to the average position of _______ distribution of a body.
The property of an object to resist changes in its rotational state of motion is called ________ inertia.
A ______ force is an apparent outward force experienced by an object in a rotating frame of reference.
The unit for power is the __________.
The unit for work and energy is the _________.
The center of _______ is the average position of the distribution of matter within an object.
When a falling object is in free fall and air resistance IS a factor; then, as its acceleration is reduced to zero, we can say that the object has reached its __________ velocity.
The force per unit area that a liquid exerts on its container can also be called _________.
When air resistance is a factor, a falling feather will not gain _______ at the same rate as a falling hammer.

30 Clues: Speed is a ________ quantity. • The unit for power is the __________. • Tangential speed is also called _______ speed. • The unit for work and energy is the _________. • The normal force is __________ to a supporting surface. • Rotational speed can also be referred to as ________ speed. • The force in a rope can be referred to as a ________ force. • ...

Physics Chapter 2 2022-10-03

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g = -9.81 m/s2
Slope of a tangent over a period of time (t)
Rate of change in position
Down and left
Magnitude and Direction
The line of best fit
Rise over run staying constant <-->
The axes on the coordinate plane
Rise over run
Variable that does not change in the experiment
Up and right

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Slope of a tangent at time (t)
Magnitude Only
Rise over run going up ^
Rate of change in velocity
Rise over run going down
The point where the line intersects with the y-axis
Variable that does change in the experiment
Change in position
The location of an object

20 Clues: Up and right • Down and left • Rise over run • g = -9.81 m/s2 • Magnitude Only • Change in position • The line of best fit • Magnitude and Direction • Rise over run going up ^ • Rise over run going down • The location of an object • Rate of change in position • Rate of change in velocity • Slope of a tangent at time (t) • The axes on the coordinate plane • Rise over run staying constant <--> • ...

Physics Chapter 2 2022-10-03

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Rise over run staying constant <-->
Slope of a tangent over a period of time (t)
Variable that does not change in the experiment
Magnitude and Direction
The axes on the coordinate plane
Change in position
Rise over run going up ^
The point where the line intersects with the y-axis
Rate of change in position
Down and left
Rise over run
g = -9.81 m/s2

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Rise over run going down
Slope of a tangent at time (t)
Rate of change in velocity
The line of best fit
Variable that does change in the experiment
A force that attracts a body to the center of the earth
The location of an object
Up and right
Magnitude Only

21 Clues: Up and right • Down and left • Rise over run • Magnitude Only • g = -9.81 m/s2 • Change in position • The line of best fit • Magnitude and Direction • Rise over run going down • Rise over run going up ^ • The location of an object • Rate of change in velocity • Rate of change in position • Slope of a tangent at time (t) • The axes on the coordinate plane • Rise over run staying constant <--> • ...

Physics Chapter 2 2022-10-03

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Rise over run
Magnitude Only
Down and left
The axes on the coordinate plane
Rate of change in velocity
Rise over run staying constant <-->
Up and right
Variable that does not change in the experiment
g = -9.81 m/s2
Magnitude and Direction
Rise over run going up ^
Rise over run going down

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Slope of a tangent over a period of time (t)
Change in position
The location of an object
Variable that does change in the experiment
Slope of a tangent at time (t)
The point where the line intersects with the y-axis
Rate of change in position
The line of best fit

20 Clues: Up and right • Rise over run • Down and left • Magnitude Only • g = -9.81 m/s2 • Change in position • The line of best fit • Magnitude and Direction • Rise over run going up ^ • Rise over run going down • The location of an object • Rate of change in velocity • Rate of change in position • Slope of a tangent at time (t) • The axes on the coordinate plane • Rise over run staying constant <--> • ...

Prototype U2 Physics 2022-10-12

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The rate of change of position of an object in any direction.
Any physical property of a material or system that can be quantified, that is, can be measured using numbers.
Stated facts which have been deduced and derived based on empirical observations.
A physical quantity that is completely described by its magnitude.
Phenomenon associated with stationary or moving electric charges.
Three-dimensional quantity that is used to measure the capacity of a solid shape.
Concise way of expressing information symbolically.
The force that causes things to move, is divided into two types: potential and kinetic.
Determination of the size or magnitude of something.
Unit of mass in the metric system defined as one thousandth of a kilogram.
Quantity or phenomenon that has two independent properties: magnitude and direction.
Strength or energy as an attribute of physical action or movement.

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Quantitative measure of inertia.
Flow part assures its life (persistence, survival in time) by freely morphing in a one-way direction in time.
An active transformation of a physical system implies its motion.
time rate of doing work or delivering energy, expressible as the amount of work done W, or energy transferred, divided by the time interval t—or W/t.
Carefully thought-out explanation for observations of the natural world that has been constructed using the scientific method.
Basic unit of mass in the metric system.
rate at which velocity changes with time, in terms of both speed and direction.
The act, process, or result of changing.
Vertical force experienced by a mass as a result of gravitation.

21 Clues: Quantitative measure of inertia. • Basic unit of mass in the metric system. • The act, process, or result of changing. • Concise way of expressing information symbolically. • Determination of the size or magnitude of something. • The rate of change of position of an object in any direction. • Vertical force experienced by a mass as a result of gravitation. • ...

Physics paper 1 2023-11-25

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Ammeters are connected in _____
When ______ increases, current decreases
Alpha is the most ______ type of radiation
another name for potential difference
point, The temperature when a liquid turns into a gas 7,5
Current X Voltage
A billion Watts (9 zeros)
The energy store of fuels, food and batteries
V = I x R (______ Law)
Voltmeters are connected in ______
The energy store that increases with height
Energy that can easily be replaced

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The flow of charge
Describes how particles move in a solid
Energy that is available 24/7
The type of error when empty scales show a mass
The energy store that increases with speed
The kinetic and potential energy of the particles in a substance
A radioactive particle with just one electron
An electromagnetic wave - the most penetrating type of radiation
The type of error shown by a set of repeats
When something is exposed to radiation, but is not contaminated by it
A type of resistor affected by temperature
When a graph shows a straight line through zero it is _____ proportional
A radioactive particle with 2 protons and 2 neutrons

25 Clues: Current X Voltage • The flow of charge • V = I x R (______ Law) • A billion Watts (9 zeros) • Energy that is available 24/7 • Ammeters are connected in _____ • Voltmeters are connected in ______ • Energy that can easily be replaced • another name for potential difference • Describes how particles move in a solid • When ______ increases, current decreases • ...

IGCSE Physics U19 2023-12-19

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two circuits linked by magnetism
melts when current gets too high
mA
diagram that shows the direction that a positive charge would move
a number of cells connected in series
voltage across a particular component
energy transferred per unit charge
having no charge
must be connected in series
resistor that always has a directly proportional current voltage relationship
-1.6 x 10(-19)
joules ÷ seconds
combining resistors this way results in a lower resistance than the sum of resistances
only allows current to flow in one direction

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current that flows in two directions
like charges
increasing this increases resistance
voltage x current
decreasing this, increases resistance
electricity is paid for in
voltage ÷ current
resistance decreases with increasing temperature
turns kinetic energy into electrical energy
an appliance with a metal case must have this
MV
basic safety feature on electrical cables
lead reindeer
current x time
opposite to electron flow
relay that turns off circuit if current is too high

30 Clues: mA • MV • like charges • lead reindeer • current x time • -1.6 x 10(-19) • having no charge • joules ÷ seconds • voltage x current • voltage ÷ current • opposite to electron flow • electricity is paid for in • must be connected in series • two circuits linked by magnetism • melts when current gets too high • energy transferred per unit charge • current that flows in two directions • ...

physics chapter 5 2023-12-15

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The SI unit of power is the watt
the conservation of mechanical energy occurs in the absence of friction, the total mechanical energy remains the same
the sum of kinetic energy and all forms of potential energy
the energy associated with an object because of the position, shape, or condition of the object
For a flexible spring, the spring constant is small, whereas for a stiff spring, the spring constant is large
the sign of the net work on the object tells you whether the object's speed is increasing or decreasing
the product of the component of a force along the direction of displacement and the magnitude of the displacement
gravitational potential energy = mass × free-fall acceleration × height
initial mechanical energy = final mechanical energy (in the absence of friction)
the potential energy stored in the gravitational fields of interacting bodies
SI unit for kinetic energy (and all other forms of energy) is the joule
a conserved quantity that you are already familiar with is mass
there are 2 types of potential energy
the energy available for use when a deformed elastic object returns to its original configuration
The object’s speed decreases if the net work is negative.

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the net work done by all the forces acting on an object is equal to the change in the object’s kinetic energy
Work is a _______ quantity and can be positive or negative
The joule is named for the_____ physicist James Prescott Joule (1818–1889).
kinetic energy = 1× mass × (speed)2
the energy of an object that is due to the object’s motion
Components of the force perpendicular to a displacement do not do work.
Machines with different power ratings do the same amount of work in different time intervals
All energy, such as nuclear, chemical, internal, and electrical, that is not mechanical energy is classified as nonmechanical energy.
The net work done on or by an object is equal to the change in the kinetic energy of the object.
The energy that each ball has varies in a way that keeps the total energy of the system constant.
a parameter that is a measure of a spring’s resistance to being compressed or stretched
gravitational potential energy in this chapter is valid only when the free-fall acceleration is constant over the entire height, such as at any point near the Earth’s surface.
Work, energy, and power are related to one another
a quantity that measures the rate at which work is done or energy is transformed
power = force x speed

30 Clues: power = force x speed • The SI unit of power is the watt • kinetic energy = 1× mass × (speed)2 • there are 2 types of potential energy • Work, energy, and power are related to one another • The object’s speed decreases if the net work is negative. • Work is a _______ quantity and can be positive or negative • the energy of an object that is due to the object’s motion • ...

Chapter 5 Physics 2023-12-15

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A parameter that is a measure of a spring’s resistance to being compressed or stretched
the product of the component of a force along the direction of displacement and the magnitude of the displacement
What should the measure be relative to when talking about Gravitational potential energy as a result in its object's position?
When talking about kinetic energy, it always depends on _____ and mass
In the work equation what is the angle between the force and the direction of the displacement?
Work is done on an object when a force causes a ______ of the object
Work is done only even components of a force are ______ to a displacement
As an equation, what is power = work divided by time interval?
The sum of kinetic energy and all forms of potential energy
Energy conservation occurs even when ________ varies
Elastic potential energy depends on distance compressed or _______.
A quantity that measures the rate at which work is done or energy is transferred
the potential energy stored in the gravitational fields of interacting bodies
the energy associated with an object because of the position, shape, or condition of the object
When you find the net work when constant forces are acting on an object, you first need to find what?
The energy available for use when a deformed elastic object returns to its original configuration

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the net work done by all the forces acting on an object is equal to the change in the object’s kinetic energy
Kinetic energy is a scalar quantity, and the SI unit for kinetic energy is the ______
the energy of an object that is due to the object’s motion
What type of energy is potential energy in physics?
What is another unit of power that is sometimes used during physics?
What type of quantity is work which can turn out to be positive or negative?
Energy like nuclear, chemical, internal, and electrical are classified as what type of energy?
What must you include all of, when you use the Work-Kinetic energy theorem that does work on the object in calculating the net work?
In physics mechanical energy is often ________.
The length of a spring when no external forces are acting on it is called the __________ of the spring.
Potential energy depends on the ______ and also on the object’s interaction with its environment
Energy can change form but can never be created or ever be ________
Machines with different power rating do the same amount of work in different _________
Gravitational potential energy depends on _____ from a zero level

30 Clues: In physics mechanical energy is often ________. • What type of energy is potential energy in physics? • Energy conservation occurs even when ________ varies • the energy of an object that is due to the object’s motion • The sum of kinetic energy and all forms of potential energy • As an equation, what is power = work divided by time interval? • ...

Physics Unit 1 2024-01-05

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Newton's law that states an object at rest will remain at rest or an object in motion will remain in motion unless acted on by another force
the force of attraction as a result of mass differences
measurement of motion from initial to final position
stationary objects that provide qualitative evidence that an object is in motion
how close a measurement is to an accepted value
descriptive evidence for an object in motion
measurement of motion at a specific point in time
measurement of how well data or measurements is repeated
the path of an object that is launched into the air
Newton's law that states that an object will accelerate in the the direction of the greatest force, proportional to the force, and inversely proportional to the mass
representation of a process, system, or object
motion with a velocity that does not change, acceleration is zero
the change in displacement for a duration of time
the traveled distance between initial and final position
mathematical evidence for an object in motion
the product of an object's mass and velocity, vector quantity
motion of an object around a central point, with constant acceleration but changing velocities
a force that resists motion or an object's motion that is in contact with another object

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value of motion in the opposite direction or a decreasing acceleration
the change in velocity for a duration of time
the shortest distance between initial and final position
a quantity with a magnitude and a direction
a quantity with a magnitude, but no direction
point at which an object stops moving or is projected to stop moving
point at which an object starts moving or is projected to have originated
vectors using relationships of Pythagoreans theorem, sine, cosine, and tangent
the natural tendency of an object to remain at rest or to maintain linear motion, increases with mass
motion that occurs in multiple dimensions
motion that occurs in one dimension
the change in distance for a duration of time
a fall under the influence of gravity only
Newton's law that states forces come in pairs, every action has an equal but opposite reaction

32 Clues: motion that occurs in one dimension • motion that occurs in multiple dimensions • a fall under the influence of gravity only • a quantity with a magnitude and a direction • descriptive evidence for an object in motion • the change in velocity for a duration of time • a quantity with a magnitude, but no direction • the change in distance for a duration of time • ...

Science Physics Crossword 2024-01-09

Science Physics Crossword crossword puzzle

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force put on something
force that pushes things up in liquids and gases
in balance
the weight or force on something
amount of force with which gravity pulls something towards the earth
another name for air resistance
change shape
way of transferring energy through wires
way of saying how much energy sometimes wastes
how fast something is moving
way of transferring energy by waves and is opposite of dark
a sloping surface

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a point which something turns
fuel formed from dead animals over millions of years
a way of transferring energy by waves
enerdy stored in moving things
speed of one object compared to another
energy transferred when a force moves an object
the turning effect of a force
a devie such as a lever or ramp
way of transferring energy when stored in moving things
to change speed
a gas or liquid
spread out

24 Clues: in balance • spread out • change shape • to change speed • a gas or liquid • a sloping surface • force put on something • how fast something is moving • a point which something turns • the turning effect of a force • enerdy stored in moving things • another name for air resistance • a devie such as a lever or ramp • the weight or force on something • a way of transferring energy by waves • ...

Physics Crossword Puzzle 2024-01-09

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A point in which something turns
Waves that transfer by waves and can travel through substances but not through a vacuum
A force between two objects that are touching, slowing down things and prevents movement
Force put on something, example: Lever
A simple machine that consists of a long bar and a pivot
A sloping surface
Energy stored in materials
How fast something is moving, often measured in (m/s) or (mph)
Another name for air resistance or water resistance
How much energy something wastes
The force which gravity pulls something towards the Earth, measured in newtons
Energy stored in chemicals. Food, fuel and batteries all store chemical energy
The turning effect of a force
Energy stored in stretched or squashed thing that can change back to original shape
Energy stored in hot objects

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A force that pushes things up in liquids and gases
Fuel formed from dead remains of organisms over millions of years
Energy stored in moving things
A point about which something turns
A source that will never run out
The Weight or force on something
Energy from the sun
A gas or a liquid
Speed of one object compared to another, both can be moving
Total distance something travels divided by time taken
A graph showing how far and fast something travels in a journey
A device which makes it easier to move something
Waves that transfer by waves and can travel through transparent materials and through empty space

28 Clues: A sloping surface • A gas or a liquid • Energy from the sun • Energy stored in materials • Energy stored in hot objects • The turning effect of a force • Energy stored in moving things • A point in which something turns • A source that will never run out • The Weight or force on something • How much energy something wastes • A point about which something turns • ...

physics crossword puzzle 2020-05-28

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A unit of measurement is a definite magnitude of a quantity, defined and adopted by convention or by law, that is used as a standard for measurement of the same kind of quantity.
watts
a number expressing a relation or property which remains the same in all circumstances, or for the same substance under the same conditions.
the action of one surface or object rubbing against another.
propelled with great force.
Distance is a numerical measurement of how far apart objects or points are.
more speed
power masure
disance/speed
Newton
force
joule
9.8 m/s

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existing state of rest or uniform motion in a straight line, unless that state is changed by an external force
apply a force to (something) which tends to stretch it.
proceeding in a straight line or by the shortest course; straight; undeviating; not oblique: a direct route.
a place where someone or something is located or has been put.
the rate at which something happens or is done.
support force
(of a collision) involving an overall loss of translational kinetic energy.
opposite or contrary in position, direction, order, or effect.
In sewing, elastic is a notion which is sold in narrow strips and generally serves to increase the ability of garment to stretch
mass uses it
a device that measures and records the quantity, degree, or rate of somethin
Newtons

25 Clues: watts • force • joule • Newton • Newtons • 9.8 m/s • more speed • power masure • mass uses it • support force • disance/speed • propelled with great force. • the rate at which something happens or is done. • apply a force to (something) which tends to stretch it. • the action of one surface or object rubbing against another. • a place where someone or something is located or has been put. • ...

Xavier-physics crossword 2020-06-09

Xavier-physics crossword crossword puzzle

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is in all object that moves or is temporarily stationed
is the horizontal displacement of the projectile
is the calculation of movement by force
is the term for objects that are gaining speed
works against you when pushing an object on the ground.
is the rate the positions of an object changes
is something that can be measured using numbers
is an object only being brought down by gravity
is the amount of space between 2 objects
is needed to calculate the speed
is something that forces everything down to earth
is an object in motion to stay in motion or an object at rest to stay at rest till force is put upon.
is a unite of power and is equal to 1 joule
is the opposite of the effect
is mass in motion

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is the amount of energy transferred or converted per unit time
is the location of where the object is in place
is a unite of measure
is the speed in an object moving in a direction
is needed to start moving in the object but less when the object is in motion.
is something that causes a change in the motion of the object to which the force is applied
is the to help determine the rise or fall of a line
is like something that is continuous
is moving from one spot to another in a straight line
is a unite of energy and is equal to 1 work done
is when a heavy object is hanging off a wire
is when an object is lighter or heavier
is the position of an object from its start point
is when the object is in motion, it has this energy

29 Clues: is mass in motion • is a unite of measure • is the opposite of the effect • is needed to calculate the speed • is like something that is continuous • is the calculation of movement by force • is when an object is lighter or heavier • is the amount of space between 2 objects • is a unite of power and is equal to 1 joule • is when a heavy object is hanging off a wire • ...

Physics Crossword Puzzle 2020-05-09

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How far something travels
A push or pull
How much something moves in a given direction
Relating to the motion of material bodies and their forces
Produced by reactions involving atomic or molecular changes
The capacity of a physical system to do work
Any item projected or shot into the air
Distance and speed
A depository for goods
The overall force of an object
Speed in a given direction
A substance that can be consumed to produce energy

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How fast something is moving
The transfer of energy created by vibrating material
Change in y over change in x
The state in which an object is changing position
Involving the body as distinguished from the mind or spirit
Newton's Second Law of Motion
How much something changes over time
Direction and magnitude
Newton's First Law of Motion
Velocity over time
Using tools or devices
The force that pulls objects close to Earth
A measure of force; The man who discovered gravity
The product of an object's mass and velocity
The gravitational pull of an object

27 Clues: A push or pull • Velocity over time • Distance and speed • Using tools or devices • A depository for goods • Direction and magnitude • How far something travels • Speed in a given direction • How fast something is moving • Change in y over change in x • Newton's First Law of Motion • Newton's Second Law of Motion • The overall force of an object • The gravitational pull of an object • ...

Fall Physics Review 2018-12-10

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S.I. Unit of power
transfer of energy through motion
Law of Motion that involves F = M x A
the amount of space and object takes up
change in velocity
is the ability to do work
variable that is measured
energy can not be created or destroyed but is constantly being _____.
force due to the pull of gravity
Law of Motion that is considered the Law of Inertia
the amount of matter in an object
average speed and DIRECTION
the quantity that measure the rate at which work is done

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non-moving friction
S.I. Unit of force
S.I. Unit of work and energy
energy in motion
push or pull on an object
stored energy
S.I. Unit of length
variable that is tested
the ability of an object to resist a change in motion
the amount of matter in a given volume
when an object has reached it's terminal velocity we say it is in "___"
how fast an object changes its position
total amount of forces acting on an object
slows things down, wears things down, and creates heat
a force that all objects exert on each other
changing from one position to another

29 Clues: stored energy • energy in motion • S.I. Unit of force • S.I. Unit of power • change in velocity • non-moving friction • S.I. Unit of length • variable that is tested • push or pull on an object • is the ability to do work • variable that is measured • average speed and DIRECTION • S.I. Unit of work and energy • force due to the pull of gravity • transfer of energy through motion • ...

Physics Crossword 02 2019-01-21

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_______ , in rotational (or circular) motion/mechanics, is analogous to force, designated by the Greek letter Tau.
_______ pressure is exerted by a fluid at equilibrium at a given point within the fluid, due to the force of gravity. It increases in proportion to depth measured from the surface because of the increasing weight of fluid exerting downward force from above.
Measured in the same units as a linear distance (meters), ____ length is a part of a circle,
this scalar quantity is a measure of the degree of heat present in an object or substance.
One ________ is equal to a pressure off 1.01x10^5 Pa.
designated by the Greel letter capital Delta, ________ is equivalent to the error in a measurement or number.
This vector quantity is equal to the rate of change of the velocity per time.
In circular, or rotational, motion, ________ acceleration is always directed perpendicular to the line between the object and the center of the circle.
air-, or wind-______, is due to the action of air molecules bouncing off a moving object, and tends to slow it down... creating “drag”.
________ Principle states that the buoyant force on an object suspended or floating in a liquid is equal to the weight of the displaced fluid/liquid...
______ weight of an object suspended in a liquid is equal the difference of its weight in air and the weight of the displaced liquid.
For calculating angles of a right triangle, we use three main trigonometric functions… we talk about them using following mnemonic…. Soa-cah-___.
______’s Principle is utilized in the design of hydraulic brakes, and allows us to supply a much greater force than we would ordinarily be able to produce.
A(n) _______ can be regarded as an inelastic collision in reverse.
Newton’s third law states that, for every action, there is an equal and opposite ______.
This is the curved upper surface of a liquid... (from our first lab on measurement).

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A _______ force is the force that pushes up on an object placed in water...
the ________ variable is the one that you change in an experiment, usually plotted on the x-axis.
______ Laws in physics and chemistry, are those laws which state that certain quantities (such as mass, momentum, energy) are not lost, during a process or interaction.
One _______ is defined as approximately 750 Watts.
The SI unit for Power is the ______, and is derived from Joulse per second.
desgnated by the Greek letter ____, this variable represents density, or mass per volume.
In circular motion, _______ acceleration is always directed toward the center of the circle.
______ is the study of moving objects. (Describing “how” they move, but not necessarily “why” they are moving.)
A state of _________ exists when an object has all forces acting upon it totaling zero.
Having only magnitude, and not direction, speed is an example of a ______.
if an object has a specific gravity of 1.55 g/cm3... it will _____ in water.
a ______ force is exerted perpendicular to the plan of contact.
A collision in which both momentum and kinetic energy are conserved is called a(n) ______ collision
a quantity, usually designated by a letter, that may change in a math or physics problem.
The _________ of a right triangle can be calculated by: the square root of the sum of the squares of the other two sides of the triangle.
Total ______ energy is equal to the sum of potential energy and kinetic energy.
This instrument is used to meaure the internal or external diameter of round or cylindrical objects.
There are two types of friction between two surfaces: ______ and sliding.
the ________ variable is the one, for which you collect data, and is usually plotted on the y-axis.
when matter is in the ________ state, or phase, its molecules cannot move freely, except to vibrate.
when matter is in the ________state, or phase, its molecules move freely, but must be completely surrounded by a container or held together by gravitational pull, in order to be contained.
Free-_____ diagrams are also caled force diagrams, and are useful in setting up, or depicting, mechanics problems.
a quantity of matter, designated by the letter m.

39 Clues: a quantity of matter, designated by the letter m. • One _______ is defined as approximately 750 Watts. • One ________ is equal to a pressure off 1.01x10^5 Pa. • a ______ force is exerted perpendicular to the plan of contact. • A(n) _______ can be regarded as an inelastic collision in reverse. • ...

Year 9 Physics 2020-12-02

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a small generator that spins its magnet instead of its coils
a solenoid with an iron rod in its centre
an instrument that measures voltage
a measure of the amount of energy provided to charges or used by them
a material that allows a current to pass
a wire of high resistance that melts if too much current flows in the circuit
a device that increases or reduces voltage
a material that blocks current
a large-scale electricity generator
the unit of current
a machine that uses electromagnetism to spin
the parts of a circuit

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an instrument that measures current
uses electromagnetism to produce electricity
a current-carrying loop of wire
the flow of charge
a measure of how difficult it is for current to pass
a solution or paste containing dissolved chemicals that conducts electricity
the percentage of energy that is converted into useful forms
the unit of resistance
shows how all the components in a circuit are connected

21 Clues: the flow of charge • the unit of current • the unit of resistance • the parts of a circuit • a material that blocks current • a current-carrying loop of wire • an instrument that measures current • an instrument that measures voltage • a large-scale electricity generator • a material that allows a current to pass • a solenoid with an iron rod in its centre • ...

CHS Physics Crossword 2024-04-27

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Clue 15 - this is the value of your vertical rate of motion when at the maximum height
Clue 14 - this type of motion is for analyzing how an object is moving when thrown or launched
Clue 16 - negative 9.8 m/s2 is due to this
Clue 12 - Clue 11 is this numerical value when you don't increase or decrease your rate of motion
Clue 28 - Clue 27 is also called the energy of _____
Clue 4 - This process of Clue 1 addition uses rulers & protractors (3 words)
Clue 2 - A physical quantity classified this way has one property in its description
Clue 10 - Clue 8/time
Clue 6 - Clue 1 has this property but Clue 2 does not
Clue 23 - F=ma is Newton's _____ law
Clue 29 - gravitational potential energy is associated with an objects _____
Clue 7 - final position minus initial position
Clue 11 - defined as a change in clue 9, not clue 10
Clue 9 - Clue 7/time

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Clue 27 - this is the second set of words missing in the statement "forces do _____ wich changes an objects _____" (2 words)
Clue 30 - this force allows a vehicle to navigate a turn on a flat roadway
Clue 21 - this is a force that resists the motion of an object
Clue 24 - This one of Newton's Laws describes the forces exchanged between two objects when they interract with one another
Clue 5 - Clue 1 and Clue 2 both have this property
Clue 8 - how far you travel along a given path
Clue 20 - this is the force provided by pulling with a rope
Clue 25 - this is the force responsible for an object moving in a circle
Clue 19 - this is the force provided by contact with a surface
Clue 13 - when an object is dropped off a rooftop it is experiencing this (2 words)
Clue 18 - this force equals m*g
Clue 17 - landing distance is also called this
Clue 22 - the tendency of an object to resist a change in its present state of motion
Clue 1 - A physical quantity classified this way has two properties in its description
Clue 26 - this is the first word missing in the statement "forces do _____ wich changes an objects _____"
Clue 3 - Many physical quantities (like Clue 1) can be drawn with this

30 Clues: Clue 9 - Clue 7/time • Clue 10 - Clue 8/time • Clue 18 - this force equals m*g • Clue 23 - F=ma is Newton's _____ law • Clue 16 - negative 9.8 m/s2 is due to this • Clue 8 - how far you travel along a given path • Clue 17 - landing distance is also called this • Clue 7 - final position minus initial position • Clue 5 - Clue 1 and Clue 2 both have this property • ...

Nuclear Physics Review 2024-04-26

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In this decay the nucleus emits an electron and energy.
Nitrogen-14 is the product after a beta decay. What was the parent nucleus?(Name only)
Radiometric dating which can be used to determine the age of a bone.
The central core of an atom
The number on the periodic which equal the number of protons in that element.
A measure of how long a radioactive isotope will stick around.
The number of electrons in a neutral atom of Carbon-14.
An invisible, odorless, and tasteless gas which is radioactive and can be found in homes.
The name for atoms of the same element which have different numbers of neutrons.
In this decay the nucleus emits energy only.
Upon what do decay constant depend?

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The nucleus before nuclear decay.
The number of protons zinc has.
What changes during nuclear decay?
The neutral (uncharged) sub-atomic particles in the nucleus
The sum of the protons and neutrons of an atom.
In this decay the nucleus emits two protons, two neutrons, and energy.
The daughter product after Uranium-238 undergoes alpha decay.(Name only)
The daughter product after Radon-222 undergoes alpha decay.(Name only)
An atom with an unstable nucleus that can decay.
The nucleus after nuclear decay.
The element which has 27 protons.
The alpha and beta particles or gamma ray emitted during nuclear decay.
What can block alpha particles?
Radon decays from this naturally occurring element found in rocks and soil.
The positive sub-atomic particles in the nucleus
The negative sub-atomic particles that surround the nucleus
The mass number of Carbon-14.
What can completely block gamma rays?

29 Clues: The central core of an atom • The mass number of Carbon-14. • The number of protons zinc has. • What can block alpha particles? • The nucleus after nuclear decay. • The nucleus before nuclear decay. • The element which has 27 protons. • What changes during nuclear decay? • Upon what do decay constant depend? • What can completely block gamma rays? • ...

AP Physics Crossword 2024-05-15

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Mr Maas's favorite student
quantities with both magnitude and direction
measure of a force’s tendency to cause a body to rotate about a specific point or axis
type of energy, can be either translational or rotational
MR^2
a=
9.8 m/s^2
a push or pull that causes an object to move, stop, or change direction
type of energy, gained or lost based on height
An object shot through the air that has independent vertical and horizontal motions
inventor of the laws of motion
1/12(ML^2)
v=
force that opposes motion between two surfaces
the magnitude of a velocity vector

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method of adding vectors together
velocity/time
a faster speed corresponds to a _________ slope
when a force produces a displacement in an object
a force that is not canceled out by another force and causes the motion of an object is ______
final position minus initial position
_imple _armonic _otion
change in momentum over time
when air resistance is negligible and the motion is just from gravity
principle that an object at rest stays at rest and an object in motion stays in motion
work over time
Mr Maas's other favorite student
influence that results in motion, stress, etc. when applied
measure of the force that can cause an object to rotate about an axis.
unit of work

30 Clues: a= • v= • MR^2 • 9.8 m/s^2 • 1/12(ML^2) • unit of work • velocity/time • work over time • _imple _armonic _otion • Mr Maas's favorite student • change in momentum over time • inventor of the laws of motion • Mr Maas's other favorite student • method of adding vectors together • the magnitude of a velocity vector • final position minus initial position • ...

Chapter 7 Physics 2024-03-14

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The equation for centripetal acceleration can be combined with Newton’s _______ to create the whole equation.
the acceleration directed toward the center of a circular path
Who was the mathematician and philosopher who developed the theory of planetary motion which attempted to reconcile observation with theory and to keep earth at the center of our universe?
Kelpler’s first law states that the planets’ _______ are ellipses rather than circles.
the perpendicular distance from the axis of rotation to a line drawn along the direction of the force
In Newton's example of gravitational force the cannonball is a ________ and the horizontal distance that each cannonball covers increases as the cannonball’s initial speed increases.
the mutual force of attraction between particles of matter
The tides of oceans result from the __________ between the gravitational force at Earth’s surface and at Earth’s center.
On the opposite side of the Earth, the gravitational force is _______ than it is at the center.
The factors that cause ocean tides are the moon’s gravitational force, depth of the ocean basins, Earth’s _____ and rotation, and friction between the ocean water and the ocean floor.
Even though Gravitational force exists between any two masses of objects, these objects ______ don’t matter since they are regarded.
A gravitational force is an interaction between a mass and the gravitational _____ created by other masses.
On the side of the Earth that is nearest to the moon, the moon’s gravitational force is ________ than it is at Earth’s center.
When an object revolves around a single axis has circular motion, and the line that that the axis is rotating about is called what name?
In Newton’s law of universal gravitation what does the variable G represent in the equation?

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What term can be used to describe the speed of an object in circular motion?
Who was the philosopher who conducted an experiment that determined the value of the constant G?
Since velocity is a vector, acceleration can be produced by a change in the ______ of the velocity, a change in the direction of the velocity, or both.
The tangential speed depends on the ______ from the object to the center of the circular path.
When a passenger hits a door when turning in the car, the force that pushes the passenger outward is also known as what?
Gravitational force acts between all masses and gravitational force always _________ objects to one another.
All machines are combinations or modifications of six fundamental types of machines called what?
Kelpler’s second law states that an _______ line from the sun to any planet sweeps out equal areas in equal times.
The net force that is directed toward the center of an object's circular path.
Since centripetal force acts at __________ to an object's circular motion, the force changes the direction of the object’s velocity.
When the tangential speed is constant, the motion is described as ____________________.
mass In Newton’s second law the variable m is also called ________ because m refers to the property of an object to resist acceleration.
a quantity that measures the ability of a force to rotate an object around some axis
What direction is the centripetal acceleration always directed towards in a circle?
In the theory of planetary motion planets travel in small circles called______ while simultaneously traveling in larger circular orbits.

30 Clues: the mutual force of attraction between particles of matter • the acceleration directed toward the center of a circular path • What term can be used to describe the speed of an object in circular motion? • The net force that is directed toward the center of an object's circular path. • ...

Chapter 7 Physics 2024-03-14

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a quantity that measures the ability of a force to rotate an object around some axis
The net force that is directed toward the center of an object's circular path.
the acceleration directed toward the center of a circular path
When the tangential speed is constant, the motion is described as ____________________.
Since centripetal force acts at __________ to an object's circular motion, the force changes the direction of the object’s velocity.
Since velocity is a vector, acceleration can be produced by a change in the ______ of the velocity, a change in the direction of the velocity, or both.
The tangential speed depends on the ______ from the object to the center of the circular path.
When an object revolves around a single axis has circular motion, and the line that that the axis is rotating about is called what name?
On the opposite side of the Earth, the gravitational force is _______ than it is at the center.
Kelpler’s second law states that an _______ line from the sun to any planet sweeps out equal areas in equal times.
The tides of oceans result from the __________ between the gravitational force at Earth’s surface and at Earth’s center.
The equation for centripetal acceleration can be combined with Newton’s _______ to create the whole equation.
Gravitational force acts between all masses and gravitational force always _________ objects to one another.
A gravitational force is an interaction between a mass and the gravitational _____ created by other masses.
All machines are combinations or modifications of six fundamental types of machines called what?

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the mutual force of attraction between particles of matter
The factors that cause ocean tides are the moon’s gravitational force, depth of the ocean basins, Earth’s _____ and rotation, and friction between the ocean water and the ocean floor.
When a passenger hits a door when turning in the car, the force that pushes the passenger outward is also known as what?
In Newton’s law of universal gravitation what does the variable G represent in the equation?
Who was the mathematician and philosopher who developed the theory of planetary motion which attempted to reconcile observation with theory and to keep earth at the center of our universe?
Who was the philosopher who conducted an experiment that determined the value of the constant G?
What term can be used to describe the speed of an object in circular motion?
mass In Newton’s second law the variable m is also called ________ because m refers to the property of an object to resist acceleration.
In the theory of planetary motion planets travel in small circles called______ while simultaneously traveling in larger circular orbits.
In Newton's example of gravitational force the cannonball is a ________ and the horizontal distance that each cannonball covers increases as the cannonball’s initial speed increases.
Kelpler’s first law states that the planets’ _______ are ellipses rather than circles.
Even though Gravitational force exists between any two masses of objects, these objects ______ don’t matter since they are regarded.
the perpendicular distance from the axis of rotation to a line drawn along the direction of the force
On the side of the Earth that is nearest to the moon, the moon’s gravitational force is ________ than it is at Earth’s center.
What direction is the centripetal acceleration always directed towards in a circle?

8th grade physics 2024-04-04

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do not cause a change in motion
is the measurement of how far an object has traveled
an object at rest will stay at rest unless acted upon
cause a change in motion
energy of moving electrons
All of the forces being exerted on an object
measure of the effect of gravity on an object
energy stored in the bonds of molecules and compounds
energy stored or energy of position
energy of motion
is the ability to do work or cause a change

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is the tendency of a body to maintain is state of rest
for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction
A push or pull that can change the an object's motion
distance an object covers in a certain amount of time
how speed changes with time
is the speed and direction of an objects motion
Any physical movement
the greater the force applied to an object the greater the acceleration
is the energy locked in the nucleus of an atom

20 Clues: energy of motion • Any physical movement • cause a change in motion • energy of moving electrons • how speed changes with time • do not cause a change in motion • energy stored or energy of position • is the ability to do work or cause a change • All of the forces being exerted on an object • measure of the effect of gravity on an object • ...

Nuclear Physics -PSJ 2024-06-19

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-------balance is required for the purpose of the producing controlled energy.
suitable for fusion process.
when k=1, the chain reaction will be---.
number of neutrons goes on multiplying in geometrical progression.
discovered that when uranium was bombarded with thermal neutrons, brake up into barium and krypton nuclei.
nuclear chain reaction is------reaction.
an uncontrolled nuclear chain reaction results in--.
the production of energy in Sun is mainly due to ---cycle.
based on fusion principle.
received Nobel prize in physics for his discovery of neutron
fission is-------nuclear reaction.
for k>1, the chain reaction will be----.
in this process carbon acts as catalyst and 4 hydrogen nuclei fuse to give helium nucleaus.
thick wall of concrete surrounding the reactor.
wall of steel to protect from excessive heating and damage of nuclear reactor.
rate of the reactions in a nuclear reactor is controlled by---.
used for slowing down fast neutrons.
reactions which are highly dependent on temperature.
keeps the fuel assembly at a safe temperature.
Boron rods in a nuclear reactor are used to ----excess neutrons.
is used as control rods.
for k<1, the size of the body is-----.

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reflects the neutrons back into the core.
nuclear chain reaction can be controlled by
breaking up the nucleus of a heavy atom into two/more segments.
nuclei with ---- number of neutrons, undergo fission with fast neutrons
fusion reaction is initiated with the help of----.
If the multiplication factor is less than unity then the process will ---after sometime.
Fusion is -----induced nuclear reaction.
system in which nuclear fission is produced in a controlled, self-sustaining chain reaction.
process of combining two lighter nuclei into a heavier nucleaus.
nuclei with odd number of neutrons, undergo fission with ----neutrons
consists of nuclear reactor,heat exchanger,turbine,electric generator and condenser.
the energy released during fission process is known as---.
honored with Noble prize in physics for his discovery of nuclear reactions brought about by slow neutrons.
source of energy for the Sun and the stars.
is the best moderator.
example of uncontrolled chain reaction.

38 Clues: is the best moderator. • is used as control rods. • based on fusion principle. • suitable for fusion process. • fission is-------nuclear reaction. • used for slowing down fast neutrons. • for k<1, the size of the body is-----. • example of uncontrolled chain reaction. • when k=1, the chain reaction will be---. • nuclear chain reaction is------reaction. • ...

Science 7 (Physics) 2024-06-18

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lowest temperature possible
amount of space taken up by an object
travles through space in waves; visible is one form of this energy
electromagnetic radiation with the shortest wavelength
total potential and kinetic energy of particles in an object; heat energy
opposes the motion of objects that touch as they move past each other
tool used to measure volume of liquids and irregularly shaped solids
a push or pull on an object
tool used to measure mass
measure of the average kinetic energy of particles in a substance; how hot or cold something is
electromagnetic radiation with the longest wavelength
energy stored in the object as a result of its position or shape
substance that does not allow for the transfer of thermal or electrical energy

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substance that allows for the transfer of thermal or electrical energy
a group of related elements that function together; can be open or closed
tendency of an object to resist a change in motion
a transfer of energy done on an object to change its position or speed
tool used to measure length
downward force pulling objects toward earth’s center
overall force acting on an object after all the forces are combined
change in speed or direction
the energy an object has because of its motion
the capacity for doing work; can exist in many forms
tool used to measure temperature
any material that attracts iron and materials that contain iron

25 Clues: tool used to measure mass • tool used to measure length • lowest temperature possible • a push or pull on an object • change in speed or direction • tool used to measure temperature • amount of space taken up by an object • the energy an object has because of its motion • tendency of an object to resist a change in motion • ...

Physics Crossword 4 2024-09-29

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one of the two planets in our solar system with no moons (5)
charged atoms (4)
the change in wavelength of light from stellar objects moving away from Earth (8)
h is the ____ constant (6)
the matter-antimatter imbalance is known as the ____ problem (9)
known for his discovery of the law of elasticity (known as ____’s Law) (5)
state of a switch that prevents current from flowing (4)
unit named after an Italian physicist (4)
the resistance of a ____ resistor cannot be changed (5)
measures the current in a circuit (7)
physicist whose discovery was inspired by an apple tree (6)
the S in LASER (10)
planet with an orbital period of 365 days (5)
the constant c is the speed of ____ (5)
the resultant colour after mixing red and blue light (7)
the C in LHC (8)

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distance / time (5)
in nuclear fission, the large atomic nucleus splits into two ____ nuclei (8)
the oldest planet in our solar system (7)
known as the fourth state of matter (6)
God of the sea and a planet (7)
prefix shown with the letter n (4)
prefix shown with the letter μ (5)
a particle with the same mass but opposite charge to an electron (8)
unit of temperature named after a Swedish physicist (7)
Greek letter used as the symbol for wavelength (6)
there are two of this type of quark in a neutron (4)
the energy needed to change from a liquid to a gas is the specific latent heat of ____ (12)
a type of quark found in particles such as kaons (7)
a machine that converts electrical energy to mechanical energy (5)
known as “the father of electricity” (7)
the force acting on an object due to gravity (6)

32 Clues: the C in LHC (8) • charged atoms (4) • distance / time (5) • the S in LASER (10) • h is the ____ constant (6) • God of the sea and a planet (7) • prefix shown with the letter n (4) • prefix shown with the letter μ (5) • measures the current in a circuit (7) • known as the fourth state of matter (6) • the constant c is the speed of ____ (5) • ...

Physics Review 1 2023-02-15

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regions where a magnet is strongest
field the invisible area surrounding a magnet that causes magnets to exert force over a distance
to move away or force back
f=ma
energy that is stored
an objects resistance to change
a push or a pull
the energy that is stored in bonds
an objects change in position
a force of attraction between objects that have mass
the energy an object has because of its motion

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kinetic and potential energy together
Energy cannot be created/destroyed only change its form.
to pull together
distance traveled per(divided by) unit of time
energy in the form of heat
an object at rest stays at rest, in motion stays in motion
a force that goes against
object's change in velocity
law that states for every action there is a reaction

20 Clues: f=ma • to pull together • a push or a pull • energy that is stored • a force that goes against • energy in the form of heat • to move away or force back • object's change in velocity • an objects change in position • an objects resistance to change • the energy that is stored in bonds • regions where a magnet is strongest • kinetic and potential energy together • ...

Physics regents review 2023-06-01

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The rate at which force does work may be measured in ______?
the bending of a wave around an obstacle is known as _____?
If you double the mass of an object what happens to the inertia?
The energy of light is carried in discrete units of ______?
A sound wave is also known as what type of wave?
In beta decay, the mass number remains unchanged, and the atomic number is decreased by ____?
Blank equilibrium represents an object at rest.
Which type of photon is emitted when an electron in a Hydrogen atom drops from n=2 to n=1?
How many sigfigs are in 1.067087000?
The amount of energy that must be added in order to separate the nucleus into its component nucleons? (two words)
An object travels for 4 seconds at 20m/s, how far does it travel in meters?
The energy of a photon at the _______ _______ is just sufficient to break the bonds holding the electron to the surface of a material.
As the angle of two concurrent forces decrease from 180, the magnitude of their resultant forces _______.
Work is measured in the same units as ______?
As a ball falls freely toward the Earth, the momentum of the Earth-ball system will _____? (three words)

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a wave that requires a material medium for transmission.
An atomic mass unit is approximately equal to the mass of a _____?
A cart is moving with a constant velocity, what is the net force acting on the cart. Assume that there is no friction?
When light is passed through a prism and separated into its component colors.
What is the si unit for mass?
The components of the nucleus.
A glass rod _____ electrons when it is rubbed with silk.
The work done in moving a unit charge between two points in an electric field. (two words)
Will a moving charge induce a magnetic field?
Impulse is a _____ quantity?
What is the would be the resultant force of the two concurrent forces 2N and 4N?
the cross sectional area of a metallic conductor is quadrupled, and the length is doubled, the resistance will be ______?
The direction of an objects momentum is the same as its ______?
What quantity is formed by a graph of velocity vs time?
The observed color of a light depends on its ______?
Gravitational force is a(n) ______ force
As the distance between two opposite magnetic poles increases, the flux density midway between them ______?
Electrical conductivity in liquid solutions depends on the presence of ________
A girl travels 15 meters west and 15 meters south. What is the magnitude of her total displacement rounded to the nearest tens place?
If the mass of an object is lowered, the centripetal force required to keep it moving in the same circular path will ________?
The electrical force between two charged objects is directly proportional to the product of the quantity of charge on the objects and inversely proportional to the square of the separation distance between the two objects is what law?

36 Clues: Impulse is a _____ quantity? • What is the si unit for mass? • The components of the nucleus. • How many sigfigs are in 1.067087000? • Gravitational force is a(n) ______ force • Will a moving charge induce a magnetic field? • Work is measured in the same units as ______? • Blank equilibrium represents an object at rest. • A sound wave is also known as what type of wave? • ...

Physics Party Problems 2023-05-31

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A 0.50 kilogram object moves in a horizontal circular path with a radius of .25 meter at a constant speed of 4.0 meters per second. What is the magnitude of the object's acceleration? (Write out the number in word form with hyphens)
mv (mass x velocity) (What is the name of this equation)
What is another name for a helium nucleus? (2 words)
A 400-newton girl is exerting a force of 100 newtons on a 10,000 newton sailboat as she pushes it away. How much force does the sailboat exert on the girl? (Write out the number in word form with hyphens)
mgh (What is the name of this equation) (2 words)
The ratio of the potential difference across a conductor to the current in the conductor is called ______
1/2(mv²) (What is the name of this equation) (2 words)
Fd (force x distance) (What is the name of this equation?)
6.63×10⁻³⁴ m²kg/s (What is the name of this constant?) (Include apostrophes) (2 words)
What is the lowest energy state of an atom? (2 words)

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The direction of an object's momentum is always the same as the direction of the object's _______
What is the name of a type of wave that is longitudinal? (2 words)
What law is symbolized by this formula: V=IR? (Include apostrophes)
What is the name of the force that keeps an object from sinking through the surface of another object?
What is the speed of a 2.5 kilogram mass after it has fallen freely from rest through a distance of 12 meters? (Write out the number in word form)
Monochromatic light cannot be ________
What is a closed loop formed by a source of potential difference connected to one or more resistances?
Who came up with the universal law of gravitation and law of motion? (full name)
What is the SI unit for frequency?
The unit of mass in the SI metric system is _________
The region of space around a charged object that affects other charges (2 words)

21 Clues: What is the SI unit for frequency? • Monochromatic light cannot be ________ • mgh (What is the name of this equation) (2 words) • What is another name for a helium nucleus? (2 words) • The unit of mass in the SI metric system is _________ • What is the lowest energy state of an atom? (2 words) • 1/2(mv²) (What is the name of this equation) (2 words) • ...

Physics Q&A 2023-05-19

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Supposition or a system of ideas.
Rough calculation.
A prejudiced presentation.
opposition to the flow of current is termed what
Measurement that is only a magnitude
Facts and statics collected together.
A charge that is forced to move because of a potential difference.
Way of writing small and large numbers
Anything that stays in motion
Unit of length in the metric system.
A solar cell that converts the energy of light into electricity.
Speed of something in a given position
A wave that is bent and changes direction due to a change in medium.
A conclusion reached on the basis of evidence and reasoning.
Something that moves from it's original place and ends it course in the same spot.

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Degree of consistently measured by the quantity of mass per volume.
Measurement that uses magnitude and direction.
a form of radiation that travel though the universe. They are formed when an electric field couples with a magnetic feild
electromagnetic radiation of a kind arising from the radioactive decay of atomic nuclei.
When two waves approach each other from opposite directions.
indefinite continued progress of existence and events in the past, present, and future.
Ending summary.
Rate on how fast or slow and objects velocity changes/
wavelength shorter than that of the violet end of the visible spectrum but longer than that of X-rays.
The amount of space from one spot to another.
When a wave encounters a medium that causes the wave to be sent back in the direction that it came from.
form of electromagnetic radiation, similar to visible light.
shorter than that of a normal radio wave but longer than those of infrared radiation.
Distance/Time
Action or process of something.
An extent which shows if it has more or less electrons than protons

31 Clues: Distance/Time • Ending summary. • Rough calculation. • A prejudiced presentation. • Anything that stays in motion • Action or process of something. • Supposition or a system of ideas. • Measurement that is only a magnitude • Unit of length in the metric system. • Facts and statics collected together. • Way of writing small and large numbers • Speed of something in a given position • ...

Physics cross word 2023-06-17

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the interval of time it takes for a motion to repeat
a regular oval shape,
object that remains in normal shape after being stretched
energy transferred to or from an object via the application of force along a displacement
an event in which two or more bodies exert forces on each other in a relatively short time
when an object changes its position with respect to time.
a non negative value that characterizes the shape
The change of speed within a time interval
Resistance often due to a surface
Force that brings objects towards the center of the earth

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the rate at which someone or something is able to move or operate.
the distance between initial and final position
motion caused from the product of mass and velocity
a quantity having direction and magnitude
the speed of something in a given direction.
quantity of an object's matter
energy contributing to a object possibly causing movement
The SI unit of force
number of occurrences of a repeating event per unit of time
the ability to do work

20 Clues: The SI unit of force • a regular oval shape, • the ability to do work • quantity of an object's matter • Resistance often due to a surface • a quantity having direction and magnitude • The change of speed within a time interval • the speed of something in a given direction. • the distance between initial and final position • a non negative value that characterizes the shape • ...

Science Vocab Physics 2023-03-16

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A material in which charges cannot move freely
The sum of an object's kinetic energy and potential energy due to gravity or elastic deformation; does not include chemical energy or nuclear energy
The interaction between electricity and magnetism
Any region in which a physical force has an effect
A force parallel to the velocity of the flow; it opposes the direction of an aircraft and, in combination with thrust, determines the speed of the aircraft
The energy that an object has because of the position, condition, or chemical composition of the object
A device that increases or decreases the voltage of alternating current
Electric charge at rest; generally produced by friction or induction
The force that opposes the movement of two surfaces that are in contact and are moving over each other
A force of attraction between objects that is due to their masses
A material in which charges can move freely
A material in which charges cannot move freely
One of two points, such as the ends of a magnet, that have opposing magnetic qualities

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A fundamental property that leads to the electromagnetic interactions among particles that make up matter.
A device that converts mechanical energy into electrical energy
Any material that attracts iron or materials containing iron
A coil that has a soft iron core and that acts as a magnet when an electric current is on the coil
The force that resists the starting of sliding motion between two surfaces that are in contact and at rest
The combination of all of the forces acting on an object
The tendency of an object to resist a change in motion unless an outside forces acts on the object
The force of attraction or repulsion generated by moving or spinning electric charges
A element or compound that conducts electric current better than insulator does but not as well as a conductor does
The motion of a body when only the force of gravity is acting on the body
A region where a magnetic force can be detected
A device that converts electrical energy into mechanical energy
The energy of an object that is due to the object’s motion
The path that a body follows as it travels around another body in space
A push or a pull exerted on a object in order to change the motion of the object; force has size and direction.
A coil of wire with an electric current in it

29 Clues: A material in which charges can move freely • A coil of wire with an electric current in it • A material in which charges cannot move freely • A material in which charges cannot move freely • A region where a magnetic force can be detected • The interaction between electricity and magnetism • Any region in which a physical force has an effect • ...

Physics Extra Credit 2023-03-29

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atomic _______ determines the type of element
___________ energy is the energy of motion
a _______ particle is a helium nucleus
_________ is a mass on a string that swings
_______ is the unit we use to measure distance
___________ energy is based on your height
_______ is the lightest element
subatomic particle with no charge
negatively charged subatomic particle
different version of element based on a different number of neutrons

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The unit for FORCE
Changing velocity is ____________
atomic _____ is the number of protons plus neutrons
_______ is the unit we use to measure time
mass times velocity equals ________
An object's speed and direction is its _______
we measure mass in the unit of ________
an educated guess
positive particle in the nucleus of an atom
__________ have a magnitude and direction

20 Clues: an educated guess • The unit for FORCE • _______ is the lightest element • Changing velocity is ____________ • subatomic particle with no charge • mass times velocity equals ________ • negatively charged subatomic particle • a _______ particle is a helium nucleus • we measure mass in the unit of ________ • __________ have a magnitude and direction • ...

PHYSICS FINAL PROJECT 2023-04-26

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the International System of Units' (SI) standard unit of power (energy per unit time), the equivalent of one jouleper second.
A propagating dynamic disturbance of one or more quantities.
Also known as electric pressure, electric tension, or potential difference, is the difference in electric potential between two points.
Waves The particles do not move down the tube with the wave; they simply oscillate back and forth about their individual equilibrium positions. Pick a single particle and watch its motion.
A wave whose oscillations are perpendicular to the direction of the wave's advance.
The unit of frequency in the International System of Units, equivalent to one event per second.
The spreading out of waves as they pass through an aperture or around objects.
A negatively charged subatomic particle that can be either bound to an atom or free (not bound).
A electromagnetic radiation that can be perceived by the human eye.
The man behind the discovery of Ohm's Law
The change in direction of a wavefront at an interface between two different media so that the wavefront returns into the medium from which it originated.
An object is the force acting on the object due to acceleration or gravity.
Science that deals with the structure of matter and the interactions between the fundamental constituents of the observable universe.

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property of light when two light waves meet
The measure of the amount of matter in a body.
The distance covered by an object in unit time.
The unit of force in the International System of Units.
A type of wave that travels in the direction of the medium.
The set of physical phenomena associated with the presence and motion of matter that has a property of electric charge.
Subatomic particles found inside the nucleus of every atom.
A small, positively charged particle of matter found in the atoms of all elements.
A fundamental interaction which causes mutual attraction between all things with mass or energy
It is the lowest point in the wave train
An influence that causes the motion of an object with mass to change its velocity, i.e., to accelerate.
The interval over which change occurs.
Are stated facts which have been deduced and derived based on empirical observations.
The branch of physics which is concerned with light and it's behavioural pattern and properties.
A state of matter that has no fixed shape and no fixed volume.

28 Clues: The interval over which change occurs. • It is the lowest point in the wave train • The man behind the discovery of Ohm's Law • property of light when two light waves meet • The measure of the amount of matter in a body. • The distance covered by an object in unit time. • The unit of force in the International System of Units. • ...

Physics cross word 2024-12-19

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Its Acceleration is 9.8m/s (On Earth)
(FBD) Usually a Cube With Arrows
"Every Action Has an Equal and Opposite Reaction"
Law of Inertia
F = m(a)
_ = F/m
The Largness or Smallness of a Force or Object
The Current Speed of an Object in a Space
The Force Divided by its Acceleration _ = F/a
The Mass Multiplied by its Acceleration _ = m(a)

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Where Something is Moving or Facing
The Equation to Find Acceleration
They oppose each other but go hand and hand
Movement in a Direction
The Acceleration of Gravity (On Earth)
The Force Keeping us From Falling Through the Earth
100cm
Opposes Motion
A Metric Symbol for Force ("N")
The Force That is put on an Object
What You Would Call Somebody Whom is Happy
What You Would Call Somebody Whom is Grumpy

22 Clues: 100cm • _ = F/m • F = m(a) • Opposes Motion • Law of Inertia • Movement in a Direction • A Metric Symbol for Force ("N") • (FBD) Usually a Cube With Arrows • The Equation to Find Acceleration • The Force That is put on an Object • Where Something is Moving or Facing • Its Acceleration is 9.8m/s (On Earth) • The Acceleration of Gravity (On Earth) • ...

Physics Crossword 2 2024-11-21

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time needed for half of substance to decay
antimatter counterpart of the electron
radiation = helium nucleus (He)
number of protons, identifies elements
fundamental particles like electrons & neutrinos
same mass, opposite charge of counterpart
particle composed of a quark and an anti-quark
positive nucleon
combining light nuclei
particles that make up nucleons
defect difference in mass between the nucleus and its constituent particles
unit of light energy

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building block of nucleus
number of protons plus neutrons
particles given off in radioactivity
splitting of heavy nuclei
nuclide nuclide present after radioactive decay
radiation = high energy photon (γ)
negatively charged lepton
tiny neutral particles (leptons)
tiny, dense, positive center of atom containing protons and neutrons
force – holds nucleus together, overcomes repulsive electrostatic force
radiation = electron or positron (e)
particle composed of quarks
neutral nucleon
atoms with same atomic number, different mass numbers

26 Clues: neutral nucleon • positive nucleon • unit of light energy • combining light nuclei • building block of nucleus • splitting of heavy nuclei • negatively charged lepton • particle composed of quarks • number of protons plus neutrons • radiation = helium nucleus (He) • particles that make up nucleons • tiny neutral particles (leptons) • radiation = high energy photon (γ) • ...

Physics Chapter 7 2025-03-26

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any object that revolves about a single axis undergoes _______ motion. (p.234)
the line about which the rotation occurs is called the ____ of rotation. (p.234)
G The _______ is called the constant of universal gravitation. (p.241)
The word ‘centripetal’ means “________ seeking.” (p.235)
The ocean tides result from the __________ between the gravitational force at Earth’s surface and at Earth’s center. (p.244)
Gravitational force depends on the ______ and the distance. (p.241)
__________’s theory attempted to reconcile observation with theory and to keep Earth at the center of the universe. (p.248)
_______ acceleration is due to a change in direction. (p.234)
Tangential acceleration is due to ______ in speed. (p.236)
Gravitational force acts _______ all masses. (p.241)
The acceleration of a Ferris wheel car moving in a circular path at a constant speed is due to the change in _______. (p.235)
_______ changes with location. (p.246)
when the tangential speed is constant, the motion is described as ______ circular motion. (p.234)
The astronomer Tycho _____ made many precise observations of the planets and stars. (p.248)
On the side of Earth that is nearest to the moon, the moon’s gravitational force is _______ than it is at Earth’s center. (p.244)

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_________ speed can be used to describe the speed of an object in circular motion. (p.234)
_____________ force is the mutual force of attraction between particles of matter. (p.240)
the tangential speed depends on the _____ from the object to the center of the circular path. (p.234)
The net _____ that is directed toward the center of an object’s circular path is called centripetal _____. (p.237)
The _________ of a centripetal acceleration is given by the equation tangential speed squared divided by the radius of circular path. (p.235)
__________ depends on a change in velocity, and change time, according to the equation. (p.234)
________’s three laws describe the motion of the planets. (p.248)
The ability of a force to rotate an object around some axis is measured by a quantity called ______. (p.255)
Because centripetal forces act at _____ angles to an object’s circular motion, the force changes the direction of the object’s velocity. (p.238)
arm The perpendicular distance from the axis of rotation to a line drawn along the direction of the force.
High and low _____ are partly due fl the gravitational force exerted on Earth by its moon. (p.244)
The force that causes a passenger to move outward when making a sharp turn in a car. (p.238)
_______ is often misinterpreted as a force. (p.239)
The gravitational force between a cannonball and Earth is a centripetal force that keeps the cannonball in _____, if the cannon was projected at the right time. (p.240)
Orbiting objects are in ____ fall, according to Sir. Isaac Newton. (p.240)

30 Clues: _______ changes with location. (p.246) • _______ is often misinterpreted as a force. (p.239) • Gravitational force acts _______ all masses. (p.241) • The word ‘centripetal’ means “________ seeking.” (p.235) • Tangential acceleration is due to ______ in speed. (p.236) • _______ acceleration is due to a change in direction. (p.234) • ...

Physics Review Crossword 2025-04-09

Physics Review Crossword crossword puzzle

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Mass times acceleration
Force commonly seen on your fridge
SI unit of mass
Newton's Law stating relationship between force, mass, and acceleration
Category of force that exists even when objects don't touch each other
Force that causes balloons to stick to your hair
Force that gets stronger the further it gets from its relaxed state
Force that keeps you on Earth
Depends on the gravitational pull in the environment
Force also called the "support force"

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Force that opposes motion
Only depends on the number of atoms something is made of
Force that only when stretched or pulled, but not when compressed or pushed
Change in velocity
Newton's Law stating objects will stay at constant velocity unless influenced by an outside force
SI unit of distance
Imperial unit of mass or weight
SI unit of force
Newton's Law stating that Object A pushing on Object B causes Object B to equally and oppositely push on Object A
Category of force seen when objects touch one another

20 Clues: SI unit of mass • SI unit of force • Change in velocity • SI unit of distance • Mass times acceleration • Force that opposes motion • Force that keeps you on Earth • Imperial unit of mass or weight • Force commonly seen on your fridge • Force also called the "support force" • Force that causes balloons to stick to your hair • Depends on the gravitational pull in the environment • ...

Physics Final Project 2025-05-20

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Who sits behind me?
When was our final projects due?
What country did the Carters live in?
What kind of energy is created by solar panels?
What is the main way to cut grid usage in eco-friendly homes?
What roof do some eco-friendly roofs have?
What is the current name of the Carters business?
Where did Tony and Lyn build their first eco-friendly house?
What kind of home is a home that can be controlled through electronics?

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Why do some people not fully invest in a eco-friendly home that would want to?
What is our teachers name?
What percentage of water consumption can be reduced by an eco-friendly home?
What was Tony Carter's wife's name?
How long can an eco-friendly house go without major renovations?
What energy does Germany use in a lot of their eco-friendly homes?
What year did Tony become a registered builder?
What is the name of the gas trail we generate throughout our lives?
What is the name of the reserve that Tony mainly built in?
What is the creator of this name?
What was the first eco-friendly house the Carters built?

20 Clues: Who sits behind me? • What is our teachers name? • When was our final projects due? • What is the creator of this name? • What was Tony Carter's wife's name? • What country did the Carters live in? • What roof do some eco-friendly roofs have? • What year did Tony become a registered builder? • What kind of energy is created by solar panels? • ...

Physics Crossword Puzzle 2025-06-03

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A force applied for a certain amount of time
An object's resistance to change in motion
Something with magnitude and direction
A force that comes from sliding along across a surface
Amount of motion something has, equal to m * v
A property stays the same
The units of force
Change in velocity over time
The units of mass
Something that enables an object to do work

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The total path traveled, regardless of direction
Type of energy that comes from being high up
A force from a string, rope, or cable
Type of energy that comes from having velocity
The units of length or height
A push or a pull
Something with only magnitude
Change in position or displacement over time
A force exerted over a distance
The amount of work done in a certain amount of time

20 Clues: A push or a pull • The units of mass • The units of force • A property stays the same • Change in velocity over time • The units of length or height • Something with only magnitude • A force exerted over a distance • A force from a string, rope, or cable • Something with magnitude and direction • An object's resistance to change in motion • ...

Phun With Physics 2025-06-11

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The maximum height angled projectile reaches
the most fundamental science
distance between points
Rate of change in velocity
the change in length due to the applied force
the reduction of amplitude over time as energy of an oscillian dissipates
produced by the superposition of 2 waves with diffrent frequencies
A unit used to describe sound intensity levels
Occurs when 2 or more waves arrive at the same point
a quanity that has magnitude and direction
the number of wave cycles that pass a given point in a second
Bending of a wave as it passes from one medium to another
the study of how forces affet motion
Location of Maximum amplitude in standing waves
Reproducible mesurements
Educated guess

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change in direction of a wave at a boundary or fixed end
the ratio of change on a graph
Size or ammount
the terms used to refer to fundementals and its overtones
A line that touches another equantityat one point
explanation of patterns in nature
the length hte path actually traveled between initial and final position
the study of motion
The change in position of a object against fixed axis
Cause by an issue with the tool
how close you are to Accepted value
to drive a sytem at its natural frequency
A device used to study a physical syatem
the ammount that matter is disrupted during a sound wave
points where the string does not move

31 Clues: Educated guess • Size or ammount • the study of motion • distance between points • Reproducible mesurements • Rate of change in velocity • the most fundamental science • the ratio of change on a graph • Cause by an issue with the tool • explanation of patterns in nature • how close you are to Accepted value • the study of how forces affet motion • ...

Physics Phinal Phun 2025-05-14

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Distance between wave crests
Force through a rope or string
Circuit type with multiple paths
Interaction of electric and magnetic fields
Quantity with magnitude and direction
Force opposing motion between surfaces
Resistance to change in motion
Rate of doing work or using energy
SI unit of energy
Time for one full wave cycle
Energy transfer through waves
Quantity of matter in an object
Amplified vibration at natural frequency
Capacity to do work
Product of force and time; change in momentum
Rate of change of velocity
Bending of waves around obstacles
Speed with a direction
Study of motion
Energy-carrying disturbance
Law stating energy or momentum is not lost, just transformed
Distance over time
Push or pull on an object
Stored energy due to position
Quantity with only magnitude
Force from magnets attracting or repelling
Measure of average kinetic energy
Circuit with a single path

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SI unit of force
Opposition to current flow
SI unit of resistance
Force applied over a distance
Attractive force between objects with mass
Electric potential difference
Wave bouncing off a surface
Mass per unit volume
Product of mass and velocity
Number of waves per second
Bending of waves due to speed change
Study of heat and temperature
Flow of electric charge
Rotational force
Energy of motion
Vector quantity of position change
Maximum displacement from equilibrium
Useful output divided by total input
Heat transfer through direct contact
Repetitive back and forth motion
Energy from the presence of charged particles
Force directed toward the center of a circular path
Force per unit area

51 Clues: Study of motion • SI unit of force • Rotational force • Energy of motion • SI unit of energy • Distance over time • Capacity to do work • Force per unit area • Mass per unit volume • SI unit of resistance • Speed with a direction • Flow of electric charge • Push or pull on an object • Opposition to current flow • Number of waves per second • Rate of change of velocity • ...

Physics Phinal Phun? 2025-05-14

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Periodic motion under a restoring force
Law Force exerted by a spring is proportional to its extension or compression
Heat transfer through direct contact
Force directed toward the center of a circular path
Friction Friction force that resists initial motion
Number of cycles or oscillations per second
Rate of doing work or using energy
Vector quantity of position change
Force through a rope or string
Force applied over a distance
Time for one complete cycle of motion
Upward force exerted by a fluid on an object submerged in it
Useful output divided by total input
Law stating energy or momentum is not lost, just transformed
Force of gravity on an object
Quantity of matter in an object
Energy of motion
Attractive force between objects with mass
SI unit of energy
SI unit of force
Resistance to change in motion
Maximum displacement from equilibrium
Distance between crests in a mechanical wave

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Quantity with only magnitude
A sequence or configuration in mechanics or systems
Push or pull on an object
Rotational force
Disturbance that transfers energy
Quantity with magnitude and direction
Rate of change of velocity
Force per unit area
Change in position over time
Opposition to motion or change
Study of motion
Constant Proportionality constant in Hooke's Law
Product of force and time; change in momentum
Speed with direction
Force opposing motion between surfaces
Product of mass and velocity
Distance over time
Repetitive back and forth motion
Force Support force exerted by a surface perpendicular to an object
Stored energy due to position
Mass per unit volume
Capacity to do work

45 Clues: Study of motion • Rotational force • Energy of motion • SI unit of force • SI unit of energy • Distance over time • Force per unit area • Capacity to do work • Speed with direction • Mass per unit volume • Push or pull on an object • Rate of change of velocity • Quantity with only magnitude • Change in position over time • Product of mass and velocity • Force applied over a distance • ...

Physics Vocabulary Crossword 2025-05-09

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Number of waves passing a point per second
A disturbance that transfers energy through matter or space
The amount of matter in an object
Electric potential difference
A force associated with magnetic fields
A force that opposes motion between two surfaces
Force applied over a distance
The study of heat and energy transfer
Height of a wave from rest position
Speed with direction
Flow of electric charge
The force of attraction between objects with mass
The rate at which work is done
A push or pull that can change an object's motion

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Smallest possible discrete unit of any physical property
The capacity to do work
Mass times velocity
Resistance to change in motion
Opposition to the flow of electric current
The rate of change of velocity

20 Clues: Mass times velocity • Speed with direction • The capacity to do work • Flow of electric charge • Electric potential difference • Force applied over a distance • Resistance to change in motion • The rate of change of velocity • The rate at which work is done • The amount of matter in an object • Height of a wave from rest position • The study of heat and energy transfer • ...

Year 10 physics 2025-07-21

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electrical potential difference (7)
a type of wave including light and x-rays (15)
the rate of flow of charge (7)
the rate of change of velocity (13)
the rate at which energy is transferred (5)
mass multiplied by velocity (8)

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a disturbance that transfers energy through space or matter (4)
the time for half of the radioactive substance to decay (9)
energy transferred as waves or particles (9)
the capacity to do work (6)
the number of waves that pass a point in a second (9)
opposition to current in a circuit (10)
the amount of matter in an object (4)
a property of matter that causes electric effects (6)
a force that attracts iron and some other materials (9)
speed in a given direction (8)
a push or a pull (5)
the force of gravity acting on mass (6)
the principle that energy stays constant (12)
done when a force moves an object (4)

20 Clues: a push or a pull (5) • the capacity to do work (6) • speed in a given direction (8) • the rate of flow of charge (7) • mass multiplied by velocity (8) • electrical potential difference (7) • the rate of change of velocity (13) • the amount of matter in an object (4) • done when a force moves an object (4) • opposition to current in a circuit (10) • ...

A Level physics 2023-05-11

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Rate of energy transfer in a circuit. It can be calculated as the product of the current and the potential difference between two points.
A measure of how difficult it is for charge to travel through a material, depending on the material’s cross sectional area, length and resistance.
The range of values that could reasonably contain the true value of a measurement, based on the confidence an experimenter has about their result.
The distance and direction that a vibrating particle or wave has travelled from its equilibrium position.
The work done moving a unit positive charge from an infinite distance away to that point (2 words)
The unavoidable resistance any power source will have that makes it harder for current to flow through the source.
A quantity measuring the internal friction of a fluid, it acts to reduce the flow of a fluid. It is temperature dependent.
A force acting perpendicular to the flow of air or liquid around an object, typically upwards and against the force of gravity.
The force that causes flavour change in quarks and leptons, it is responsible for beta decay.
When the energy in a SHM system is not kept as KE or PE and the total energy is no longer constant.
The product of a force and the perpendicular distance from the line of action to the pivot about which the force is acting.
In a transformer these currents act against the magnetic flux that generates a current in the secondary coil making the transformer less efficient and heating the core.
The point on a stationary wave where the incoming and reflected wave are in phase forming a maximum point.
The minimum frequency of light needed to cause electrons to be emitted in the photoelectric effect regardless of the intensity.
A particle consisting of three quarks,
The change of momentum of an object when a force acts on it. Equal to the area underneath a force-time graph.
This law says that the direction of an induced current is such that it opposes the current that created it.
A wave that transfers energy from one point to another.
A hypothetical gas that has molecules with no interactions and occupy negligible space so it obeys the ideal gas law.
This person’s law says that as volume decreases the pressure on a gas at a constant temperature increases
A material that fractures without plastic deformation first.
A orbit with a time period of one day so will return to the same point in the sky each day.
When a metal is heated free electrons gain sufficient kinetic energy and are released from the metal’s surface. (2 words)

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When the driving force is at the natural frequency of a system causing maximal energy transfer with the amplitude of oscillation at its maximum.
Describes the rate of charge or discharge of a capacitor (2 words)
A material that can withstand large plastic deformation without breaking.
When the kinetic energy of a system before a collision is equal to the kinetic energy of the system after the collision
The amount of work done in moving a unit mass from an infinite distance to that point. (2 words)
The total power radiated by a light emitting source.
Planes of points where the electric potential is the same, no work is done moving charge along these lines.
How close a measurement is to its true value, influenced by the systematic and random errors of that measurement.
When an electron is removed from an atom giving the atom a positive charge.
This person’s law says that the peak wavelength of emitted radiation is inversely proportional to the absolute temperature of the black body.
A particle consisting of one quark and one antiquark.
A force felt towards the centre of an object's orbit due to the centripetal acceleration.
The energy supplied by a source per unit charge passing through the source, measured in volts.
How close a set of repeated measurements are to one another but not the true Value
Materials that change their resistance depending on external conditions.

38 Clues: A particle consisting of three quarks, • The total power radiated by a light emitting source. • A particle consisting of one quark and one antiquark. • A wave that transfers energy from one point to another. • A material that fractures without plastic deformation first. • Describes the rate of charge or discharge of a capacitor (2 words) • ...

Physics Crossword Puzzle 2023-03-15

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a region around a magnetic material or a moving electric charge within which the force of magnetism acts.
a roughly circular line, route, or movement that starts and finishes at the same place.
Unit of power equivalent to 1,000,000 joules
Charged particles
Neutral electrical state
Machine that converts mechanical energy to potential
Ability for object to store electricity
Direct Current
a stream of charged particles, such as electrons or ions, moving through an electrical conductor or space.
Unit of electrical resistance
rate at which electrical energy is transferred by an electric circuit.

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an imbalance of electric charges within or on the surface of a material or between materials.
An object that inhibits electron transfer
An object that generates a magnetic field
Unit of power equivalent to one joule
Device that convert electricity to motive power
unit of electrical potential, potential difference and electromotive force in the metre–kilogram–second system (SI)
An object that can transfer electrons
the SI base unit of electrical current.
Kilowatts per hours
The aptitude for work
Unit of power equivalent to 1000 joules

22 Clues: Direct Current • Charged particles • Kilowatts per hours • The aptitude for work • Neutral electrical state • Unit of electrical resistance • Unit of power equivalent to one joule • An object that can transfer electrons • Ability for object to store electricity • the SI base unit of electrical current. • Unit of power equivalent to 1000 joules • ...

Lower Secondary Physics 2025-01-16

Lower Secondary Physics crossword puzzle

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A variable in an experiment that is kept constant to ensure that the test results are reliable and unaffected by other factors.
The motion of an object falling solely under the influence of gravity, without any other forces acting on it.
The force exerted on an object due to gravity, calculated as Weight=Mass×Gravitational Field Strength.
To spread out or scatter energy into the surroundings, typically as heat.
A force that resists the relative motion or tendency to move of two surfaces in contact.
The quantity of matter in an object, measured in kilograms or grams, and is independent of gravity.
Energy that is not usefully transferred and often dissipates into the surroundings, usually as heat or sound.
The process of transferring thermal energy from one body or system to another due to a temperature difference.
The force per unit mass experienced by an object in a gravitational field, commonly approximated as 9.8 N/kg on Earth.
The variable in an experiment that is deliberately changed to observe its effect on the dependent variable.
A summary of the results and findings of an experiment, determining whether the evidence supports the hypothesis.

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Relating to motion; kinetic energy refers to the energy an object possesses due to its motion.
The variable being measured or tested in an experiment, which is affected by changes in the independent variable.
A force that opposes the motion of an object moving through air, caused by collisions between the object's surface and air molecules.
Relating to heat; thermal energy is the internal energy of an object due to the movement of its particles.
A force of attraction between two masses, most commonly experienced as the force that pulls objects towards the Earth.
Information or data collected during an experiment or investigation to support or refute a hypothesis or conclusion.
A statement about what is expected to happen in an experiment, based on prior knowledge or hypothesis.
In physics, work is the energy transferred to or from an object via the application of force along a displacement.
Energy transferred to a desired form or location to perform a specific task.

20 Clues: To spread out or scatter energy into the surroundings, typically as heat. • Energy transferred to a desired form or location to perform a specific task. • A force that resists the relative motion or tendency to move of two surfaces in contact. • Relating to motion; kinetic energy refers to the energy an object possesses due to its motion. • ...

Physics Vocabulary Review 2024-10-21

Physics Vocabulary Review crossword puzzle

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creator of epicycles
father of the Haliocentric model of the universe
nuclear energy from the splitting of atoms
VARIABLE variable that does not change
the fineness of the unit of measure
capacity to do work
the study of the world and its processes
father of the Geocentric model of the universe
VARIABLE unknown that changes an experiment
anything made of atoms
force between two objects reducing energy
OF THERMODYNAMICS states that energy will be lost through heat
a push or pull
EQUILIBRIUM all objects reach the same temperature
energy from movement
derived from the five senses
transfer of energy from hot to cooler
chemical reaction in plants reducing energy
mechanical transfer of energy
chemical reaction between to substances reducing energy
the quality of matter

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unit for force
informed prediction
test of a hypothesis
unit for energy
analysis of the correctness of the experiment
how much space an object takes up
TRAIL the process of energy conversion from the sun to final product
speed in a certain direction
FACT a statement that is correct as far as science knows
VARIABLE variable that does change
THEORY a model of how the natural world works
how fast an object is going
FACT based upon historical evidence
fission or fusion
resistance to change
consistently reducing error
another name for independent variable
nuclear energy from the combining of atoms
rate of change in an object's velocity
the way things really are
created three laws of motion and universal gravitation
the force with which gravity pulls on an object
CONVERSION changing one metric into a different unit of measure
created laws of planetary motion
energy that is stored
OF CONSERVATION OF ENERGY energy cannot be created or destroyed
created theory of relativity

48 Clues: unit for force • a push or pull • unit for energy • fission or fusion • informed prediction • capacity to do work • test of a hypothesis • creator of epicycles • resistance to change • energy from movement • energy that is stored • the quality of matter • anything made of atoms • the way things really are • how fast an object is going • consistently reducing error • speed in a certain direction • ...

Physics Crossword 6 2024-10-13

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radioactive ____ is the unwanted presence of radioactive atoms on other materials (13)
a semiconductor whose resistance is temperature dependent (10)
the A in LASER (13)
this decay occurs in very large nuclei (5)
____ energy: energy sources that can be replenished at the rate they are used (9)
this flavour of quark is the heaviest known elementary particle (3)
one joule per Coulomb (4)
on this planet, the sun would appear 3 times larger than it does on Earth (7)
the explosion of a red supergiant (9)
a single force representing the sum of all the forces acting on an object (9)
the rate of flow of electrical charge (7)
potential difference is____ in series circuits (6)
like charges ____ (5)
the earliest stage in the life cycle of a star (9)
a device which generates a DC supply using the generator effect (6)

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every particle has a corresponding ____ (12)
1 x 10^-10 metres is the typical ____ of an atom (6)
10^-15 m (10)
changing shape, it can be elastic or inelastic (11)
the resultant colour after mixing blue and green light (4)
SI base unit named after a British physicist (6)
the second largest planet in our solar system (6)
the colour of the neutral wire (4)
changes of state are ____ changes, making them reversible (8)
the ____ force is the weakest of the fundamental forces (13)
decay mediated by W + or – bosons (4)
Newton’s ____ law: F = ma (6)
the ____ wire only carries current when there’s a fault (5)
electrons in an atom lie in discrete ____ levels (6)
nuclear ____ is when an atomic nucleus splits to form 2 smaller nuclei (7)

30 Clues: 10^-15 m (10) • the A in LASER (13) • like charges ____ (5) • one joule per Coulomb (4) • Newton’s ____ law: F = ma (6) • the colour of the neutral wire (4) • decay mediated by W + or – bosons (4) • the explosion of a red supergiant (9) • the rate of flow of electrical charge (7) • this decay occurs in very large nuclei (5) • every particle has a corresponding ____ (12) • ...

GENERAL PHYSICS 1 2024-11-15

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A unit of angular velocity. It is the number of complete revolutions an object makes in one second.
A unit of angular measurement.
the change in position of an object.
Motion in a straight line.
regularly repeating waves such as electromagnetic wave in optical fiber, sound from a guitar string.
The motion of an object around a fixed axis.
Motion that occurs in a horizontal direction.
A periodic motion of an object about a point of equilibrium.

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The motion of an object in a circular path.
Father of Physics
a wave that is not capable of transmitting its energy through a vacuum.
The rate of change of velocity.
Motion that occurs in a vertical direction.
wave that is created by vibrating objects and propagated through a medium from one location to another.
The rate of change of displacement.
It is the rate of change of angular displacement in radians per second.
motion that is regular and repeating
The force of attraction between any two obiects with mass.
German astronomer who made significant contributions to the understanding of planetary motion.
The distance from the center of a circle to a point on the circumference.

20 Clues: Father of Physics • Motion in a straight line. • A unit of angular measurement. • The rate of change of velocity. • The rate of change of displacement. • the change in position of an object. • motion that is regular and repeating • The motion of an object in a circular path. • Motion that occurs in a vertical direction. • The motion of an object around a fixed axis. • ...

Simply Science Physics 2024-11-19

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every action has an equal and opposite reaction
energy force formed in earth's crust
energy relating to temperature
the study of energy
who wrote the laws of motion
energy in motion
stored energy
energy used to kick a ball
heavier objects require more energy to move/stop than lighter objectsdiffraction lightwaves travelling at different speeds causing an object to appear differently
the ability to make something work
energy used to convert food to fuel
the temp at which atoms stop moving

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an object in motion stays in motion unless acted upon by another force
force that slows things down; makes things harder to move
energy used with a slingshot
what all things are made of
energy that can be replenished
the study of matter
energy that can NOT be replenished
force that happens when 2 objects are rubbed together
the bending of lightwaves, causing a rainbow
when light bounces off an object evenly
the amount of space something takes up
this is created when energy converts forms
the amount of matter something has

25 Clues: stored energy • energy in motion • the study of energy • the study of matter • energy used to kick a ball • what all things are made of • energy used with a slingshot • who wrote the laws of motion • energy relating to temperature • energy that can be replenished • energy that can NOT be replenished • the ability to make something work • the amount of matter something has • ...

Physics Crossword 13 2024-12-08

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heaviest planet in our solar system (7)
proposed the Plum Pudding model for the atom (7)
groups of stars that look like shapes in the sky with given names (14)
a large collection solar systems, held together by gravity (6)
property of the nucleus that decreases during alpha decay (4)
remains the same anywhere in the universe (4)
property of the nucleus that decreases during alpha decay (6)
property of a material with the units Ohm meter (11)
increases when work is done on a gas (11)
an example of a contact force (8)
an example of a non-contact force (13)
lightest planet in our solar system (7)

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an example of a non-contact force (13)
colliding small nuclei to join them together (6)
part of the EM spectrum used for television broadcasting (5)
type of lens that always creates virtual images (7)
luminous spheres of plasma held together by their own gravity (5)
a secondary colour of light (7)
the S in NASA (5)
an example of a non-contact force (8)
conducted the alpha scattering experiment (10)
a primary colour of light (3)
the nearest major galaxy to us (9)
an example of a contact force (7)
radiation type that can only be stopped by several metres of concrete (5)

25 Clues: the S in NASA (5) • a primary colour of light (3) • a secondary colour of light (7) • an example of a contact force (8) • an example of a contact force (7) • the nearest major galaxy to us (9) • an example of a non-contact force (8) • an example of a non-contact force (13) • an example of a non-contact force (13) • heaviest planet in our solar system (7) • ...

Vocabulary Project Physics 2024-12-12

Vocabulary Project Physics crossword puzzle

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The length traveled from one point to another
The force of gravity pulling your mass
The direction of a vector
The average speed
Accelerating at an even pace
Speed and direction
Point used to compare
Needs another variable
The direct length from one point to another
Total force
A force with magnitude

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Instant change in direction
Where someone or something is
Being pulled only by gravity
Used to compare
Variable that goes by itself
A force without magnitude
Method The method in which you should experiment
The rate of change in velocity
Theory
Completely equal
How fast an object moves
The momentum of your movement
The total kilograms that make up our body
The pushing or pulling of an object

25 Clues: Theory • Total force • Used to compare • Completely equal • The average speed • Speed and direction • Point used to compare • Needs another variable • A force with magnitude • How fast an object moves • The direction of a vector • A force without magnitude • Instant change in direction • Being pulled only by gravity • Variable that goes by itself • Accelerating at an even pace • ...

Ultrasound Physics Terminology 2025-09-07

Ultrasound Physics Terminology crossword puzzle

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Region where particles are spread apart in a sound wave.
Generated by a transducer and are sent into the patient where they produce echoes at organ boundaries within tissues.
Height of a sound wave related to its strength or loudness.
Speed at which sound travels through a medium.
The number of sound wave cycles per second.
Distance between two consecutive compressions or rarefactions.
Area in a sound wave where particles are close together.
Material or substance through which sound must travel.
The return of part of the sound wave back to the transducer.
Resistance a medium provides to the transmission of sound waves.
Bending of a wave as it passes from one medium to another.
Technique to measure motion via frequency shifts.
The principle of converting energy by applying pressure to a crystal

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A structure with mixed or varied echogenicity.
Device that converts electrical energy to sound waves and vice versa.
The same echogenicity throughout a structure it will appear brighter.
Loss of sound energy as it travels through a medium.
The unit of frequency in cycles per second.
Particles that transmit sound energy in a medium.
Region that appears black on ultrasound
Type of wave where particle motion is parallel to wave propagation.
The reflected sound wave detected by the transducer.
The path or shape of sound as it travels from the transducer.
Having the same echogenicity as adjacent structures.
A mechanical wave that requires a medium to travel.
Producing fewer echoes than surrounding tissues appears darker on the image.

26 Clues: Region that appears black on ultrasound • The unit of frequency in cycles per second. • The number of sound wave cycles per second. • A structure with mixed or varied echogenicity. • Speed at which sound travels through a medium. • Particles that transmit sound energy in a medium. • Technique to measure motion via frequency shifts. • ...

Physics HW 1 2026-02-04

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a system used to describe motion
a force that pulls objects toward Earth
the steepness of a line on a graph
occurring at a specific moment in time
the rate of change of velocity
the zero point of a coordinate system
the curved path of a projectile
a place used to determine position
the line or course along which something moves
a value representing the center of a data set
speed that includes direction

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motion with changing speed or direction
the change in an objects position from start to finish including direction
a quantity with magnitude and direction
an object launched into the air that moves only under gravity
a person or system that measures motion
a quantity with magnitude only
a change in position over time
distance traveled per unit of time
a measure of duration or interval
the location of an object relative to a reference point
the total length of the path traveled
motion with constant speed
a comparison of two quantities with different units
a visual representation of data

25 Clues: motion with constant speed • speed that includes direction • a quantity with magnitude only • a change in position over time • the rate of change of velocity • the curved path of a projectile • a visual representation of data • a system used to describe motion • a measure of duration or interval • the steepness of a line on a graph • distance traveled per unit of time • ...

physics january crossword 2026-01-05

physics january crossword crossword puzzle

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To find the value of something using units and equipment
A type of energy that allows us to see
The flow of electric charge in a circuit
What ice does when it stays on the surface of water
The force that pulls objects towards the Earth
The process where a liquid turns into a solid
A place where energy is kept before it is transferred
A word used to describe heat or heat energy
How fast an object is moving

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To reduce heat loss and keep things warm
When energy changes from one form to another
A state of matter that flows and takes the shape of its container
A component used to open or close an electrical circuit
An object that produces a magnetic field and can attract iron
The movement of an object
A force that slows things down when surfaces rub together
Thermal energy that makes things warmer
A complete loop that allows electricity to flow
A push or pull that can change how an object moves
A state of matter with a fixed shape and volume

20 Clues: The movement of an object • How fast an object is moving • A type of energy that allows us to see • Thermal energy that makes things warmer • To reduce heat loss and keep things warm • The flow of electric charge in a circuit • A word used to describe heat or heat energy • When energy changes from one form to another • The process where a liquid turns into a solid • ...

Physics Fall Final 2025-12-10

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The upward force from a fluid that opposes an object's weight.
The rate of rotation or angular displacement over time, often in radians per second.
Resistance when one body moves in contact with another.
studies motion considering factors like force and mass.
Mass multiplied by velocity.
Measures a fluid's resistance to flow or its thickness.
The straight-line distance and direction from a start point to an end point; a vector.
A system using liquids under pressure.
Speed with a specified direction; the rate of change of position.
An object's resistance to changes in its rotational motion; the rotational equivalent of mass.
The standard unit for measuring angles in physics.
Measures an object's inertia, based on its matter content.
Principle stating fluid pressure decreases as speed increases.
Measures a force's effectiveness in causing rotation; the rotational equivalent of force.
The rate at which velocity changes.
A quantity with magnitude only, like mass or speed.
Motion solely under gravity's influence.

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The SI unit for force.
An object's resistance to changes in its motion state.
Any push or pull that can alter an object's motion or shape.
A quantity with both magnitude and direction, such as force or velocity.
Mass per unit volume.
How fast an object moves; distance per unit time.
such as liquids and gases, flow when force is applied.
Acceleration directed toward the center of circular motion.
The force of gravity on mass.
motion involves objects spinning around an axis.
Force exerted by a fluid per unit area.
An imaginary line a 3D figure rotates around.
Pressure from the weight of the atmosphere.

30 Clues: Mass per unit volume. • The SI unit for force. • Mass multiplied by velocity. • The force of gravity on mass. • The rate at which velocity changes. • A system using liquids under pressure. • Force exerted by a fluid per unit area. • Motion solely under gravity's influence. • Pressure from the weight of the atmosphere. • An imaginary line a 3D figure rotates around. • ...

SUBJECTS 2024-07-24

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animals and trees
use a calculator
country, globle
shoes, sports
structure of atom
drums and songs

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novels, stories
color and brushes
experiments
computers

10 Clues: computers • experiments • shoes, sports • novels, stories • country, globle • drums and songs • use a calculator • animals and trees • color and brushes • structure of atom

Crossword 2024-02-14

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to be not smart
Sunday
subject involving physical activity
subject involving chemistry
to have
first day of the week
Satuday
subject involving physics
subject involving the latin language

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fifth day of week
fourth day of the week
third day of the week
lovely
second day of the week
subject involving drawings
subject with numbers

16 Clues: Sunday • lovely • to have • Satuday • to be not smart • fifth day of week • subject with numbers • third day of the week • first day of the week • fourth day of the week • second day of the week • subject involving physics • subject involving drawings • subject involving chemistry • subject involving physical activity • subject involving the latin language

Maciek powtórzenie 11.01. 2016-01-11

Maciek powtórzenie 11.01. crossword puzzle

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biologia
przedmiot szkolny
zasady
nauka
język
metro
źle
siedemnasty
październik
grzecznie
czas przeszły od "jeść"
pierwszy
trzeci
luty
sierpień
naprawdę
historia
czas przeszły od "gubić"

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lipiec
fizyka
skupiać się
kolejki
plastyka
sobota
wycieczka szkolna
środa
geografia
czas przeszły od "zostawić, opuścić"
łódka
piąty
ostrożny
czas przeszły od "zapomnieć"
surowy
wspaniały, niesamowity
drugi

35 Clues: źle • luty • nauka • język • metro • środa • łódka • piąty • drugi • lipiec • fizyka • zasady • sobota • trzeci • surowy • kolejki • biologia • plastyka • ostrożny • pierwszy • sierpień • naprawdę • historia • geografia • grzecznie • skupiać się • siedemnasty • październik • przedmiot szkolny • wycieczka szkolna • wspaniały, niesamowity • czas przeszły od "jeść" • czas przeszły od "gubić" • czas przeszły od "zapomnieć" • ...

Tú Día en la Escuela 2013-03-18

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que
easy
algebra
sociales social studies
biology
pay attention
que
chemistry
art
careers
Home economics
geology
recess
french
english
health
technology
difficult
talk
homework

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choir
music
physical education
favorite
computer science
practical
geometry
teach
need
mathematics
boring
interesting
spanish
fun
lunch
history
use
calculus
physics
lenguas languages
band

41 Clues: que • que • art • fun • use • easy • need • band • talk • choir • music • teach • lunch • boring • recess • french • health • algebra • biology • careers • geology • spanish • history • english • physics • favorite • geometry • calculus • homework • practical • chemistry • difficult • technology • mathematics • interesting • pay attention • Home economics • computer science • lenguas languages • physical education • sociales social studies

La escuela 2013-11-13

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languages
chemistry
calculus
arithmetic
pen
marker
history
geography
pen
social studies
geometry
math
biology
pencil sharpener
tape
French
science
algebra
English
de borrar eraser

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physical education
physics
Latin
folder
book
art
notebook
music
stapler
de papel piece of paper
calculator
technology
computer
German
backpack
ruler
Spanish
pencil
scissors
Chinese
languages

41 Clues: art • pen • pen • book • math • tape • Latin • music • ruler • folder • marker • German • pencil • French • physics • history • stapler • Spanish • biology • science • Chinese • algebra • English • calculus • notebook • computer • geometry • backpack • scissors • languages • chemistry • geography • languages • arithmetic • calculator • technology • social studies • pencil sharpener • de borrar eraser • physical education • de papel piece of paper

La escuela 2013-11-15

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art
marker
pencil
pen
computer
arithmetic
French
physical education
Chinese
geometry
math
science
calculator
languages
biology
languages
pencil sharpener
de borrar eraser
de papel piece of paper
English
Latin

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chemistry
German
stapler
technology
backpack
pen
history
geography
social studies
tape
physics
algebra
Spanish
ruler
calculus
music
folder
book
notebook
scissors

41 Clues: art • pen • pen • tape • math • book • ruler • music • Latin • German • marker • pencil • French • folder • stapler • history • physics • algebra • Chinese • Spanish • science • biology • English • backpack • computer • geometry • calculus • notebook • scissors • chemistry • geography • languages • languages • technology • arithmetic • calculator • social studies • pencil sharpener • de borrar eraser • physical education • de papel piece of paper

Unit 4 2022-03-25

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eső
rák
fontos
szünet (Br)
zseni
praktikus
természetismeret
magániskola
általános iskola
kézművesség
egyenruha
Hollandia
középiskola, gimnázium
irodalom
menza

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súly, tömeg
nyelvtan
szünet (US)
rajzóra
bentlakásos iskola
átlagos
fizika
történelem
matek
földrajz
fajta (kutya, ló, stb.)
óriási, hatalmas
gyík
hagyományos
finoman, gyengéden
összeszorít, kifacsar
szállítás, közlekedés
biológia
számol
kémia
nyom (vmennyi súlyt)

36 Clues: eső • rák • gyík • zseni • matek • kémia • menza • fontos • fizika • számol • rajzóra • átlagos • nyelvtan • földrajz • biológia • irodalom • praktikus • egyenruha • Hollandia • történelem • súly, tömeg • szünet (US) • szünet (Br) • magániskola • hagyományos • kézművesség • természetismeret • óriási, hatalmas • általános iskola • bentlakásos iskola • finoman, gyengéden • nyom (vmennyi súlyt) • összeszorít, kifacsar • szállítás, közlekedés • ...

introduce myself 2022-06-11

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십이월
영어
액션(영화)
사업가
화학
미술
사회복지사(2글자)
공무원(2글자)
studies 사회학
역사
경찰
건축가
선생님
수학
science 컴퓨터공학
기술자
하이킹,등산가기
의사

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소방관(2글자)
일월
십일월
음악
캠핑가기
간호사
우체부
팔월
지리
오월
쇼핑가기
로맨틱
웨이터
삼월
과학
여행가기
체육
읽기
물리
코메디
공포

39 Clues: 영어 • 일월 • 음악 • 화학 • 미술 • 팔월 • 지리 • 오월 • 역사 • 삼월 • 과학 • 경찰 • 수학 • 체육 • 읽기 • 물리 • 공포 • 의사 • 십이월 • 사업가 • 십일월 • 간호사 • 우체부 • 로맨틱 • 웨이터 • 건축가 • 선생님 • 기술자 • 코메디 • 캠핑가기 • 쇼핑가기 • 여행가기 • 액션(영화) • 소방관(2글자) • 공무원(2글자) • 하이킹,등산가기 • 사회복지사(2글자) • studies 사회학 • science 컴퓨터공학

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