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- 2. The set theoretical model representing a dynamic binary model of the theory of relativity predicated on universal constants (4,3)
- 5. A physical sciences term for a physical quantity expressed as invariant and universal in nature
- 7. A physical sciences term for the presence or flow of a charged force
- 10. A physical sciences term for the strong force between two or more nucleons involved in binding protons and neutrons in atomic nucleii (7,5)
- 12. A kind of substance; something that occupies space; particular or corporeal substance that may occur as liquid, solid, gaseous or plasma state
- 13. The class of pure chemical substances that cannot be decomposed into simpler substances
- 14. One of the four fundamental states of matter; particles held together by inter-molecular bonds and a state of having defined volume but no fixed shape
- 15. A physical sciences term for intra-phasal differences in the structure of elements (x-axis variation)
- 16. A chemical sciences term describing a mechanically separate yet homogenous part of a heterogeneous system
- 17. The branch of science concerned with studying astronomy and the physics of the universe; the science of the origins and evolution of the celestial bodies
- 20. The set theoretical model depicting a singular point in space-time of infinite density and zero volume that is theorised to progenerate physical phenomena consistent with group and periodic ordering of the elements (11,3)
- 23. The astronomical sciences term for the angle between the an object’s rotational axis and its orbital axis; the axial tilt of the Earth
- 24. A general property pertaining to the universe and all natural phenomena
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- 1. One of the four fundamental states of matter; a state of matter between liquid and plasma; prevalent as atoms, elemental compounds or compound molecules having vast separation of the discrete particles
- 3. A physical sciences term for intra-phasal differences in the electropositivity of elements (y-axis variation)
- 4. One of the four fundamental states of matter; having three dimensions; a state of structural rigidity and resistance to conformational change
- 6. The physical sciences term for mass per unit volume
- 7. A physical sciences term for the potential of an element to donate electrons and impart positive ions
- 8. An axial configuration quantifying the charge field of Particulate Matter (4,5)
- 9. A physical sciences term for the propensity for physical objects to attract each other as a consequence of the curvature of space and time; the tendency for terrestrial bodies to fall to the center of the Earth
- 11. The astronomical sciences term for the path of the Sun on the celestial sphere throughout the course of the Earth year
- 18. The chemical sciences term for the thermo-dynamic potential or total available energy, at atmospheric pressure and standard state (25 degrees Celsius)
- 19. An axial configuration denoting the wave-field of Anti-Matter (4,5)
- 21. A type of material in the form of anti-particles defined by the same mass but an ‘opposite’ charge to particulate matter (4,6)
- 22. The chemical sciences term explaining the intrinsic ionisation potential or electronegativity, imparting periodicity of the elements