Intro to Earth Science

Density is the mass multiplied by force

Density is the volume divided by the mass

Density is the mass divided by the volume

Density is the force multiplied by the speed.

0.233 g/mL

4.29 g/mL

11.5 g/mL

18.5 g/mL

protons, neutrons, and electrons

protons, electrons, and quarks

protons, electrons, and nucleons

protons, leptons, and nucleons

conduction

radiation

convection

subduction

conduction

radiation

convection

subduction

elevation

electron transport

fission

fusion

elevation

electron transport

fission

fusion

As light changes from air to water, it bends because of the difference in densities.

As light strikes an object, it bounces off the surface.

As light moves through a small opening, it spreads out on the other side.

As light comes in contact with another source of light, the energy can add or subtract with each other.

As light changes from air to water, it bends because of the difference in densities.

As light strikes an object, it bounces off the surface.

As light moves through a small opening, it spreads out on the other side.

As light comes in contact with another source of light, the energy can add or subtract with each other.

As light changes from air to water, it bends because of the difference in densities.

As light strikes an object, it bounces off the surface.

As light moves through a small opening, it spreads out on the other side.

As light comes in contact with another source of light, the energy can add or subtract with each other.