Is a colorless acidic gas that dissolves in water to form carbonic acid

Is a colorless and neutral gas that supports combustion

Is a Colorless neutral gas that is highly flammable

A colorless and neutral gas that is poisonous

Amount of space occupied by gas

measure of the energy of the particles of the gas

States that at constant temperature and fixed mass, the pressure exerted by a given sample of gas is inversely proportional to the volume it occupies

States that the kelvin temperature and the volume of gas are directly related with one another

States that the pressure exerted by a gas is directly related to the Kelvin temperature of the gas provided that volume and amount of gas are constant

Initial Volume

Initial temperature expressed in kelvin

final temperature expressed in kelvin

Number written below and to the right of a chemical symbol

A process by which one or more substance undergo a chemical change to produce one or more different substances

A shorthand notation for a compound or diatomic element

Starting materials that change

Number placed in front of formula to

New substances formed that is also called ending materials

One substance breaks down into two or more separate substances

Two compounds switch ions with each other

Two or more chemicals bond forming new substance

One element knocks another element out of compound

the amount of substance in a given volume

material used to decrease the rate of a reaaction

Is the cellular unit of the nervous system

certain chemicals help in transporting the message

receives information and send impulses to the spinal chrord to muscles

conducts impulses from the brain to spinal chord

Neurons that are scattered around the brain and spinal chord

Largest part of the brain

Monitors pleasurable activities

Sorts and relays incoming and outgoing informations

consists of 100 billion neurons that do not regenerate

It serves as the connector mechanism

responsible for maintaining an upright position and regulating involuntary functions

hormone that initiates labor during childbirth

The master gland that controls many bodily functions

Correct pathway of nerve impulse

Shortest wavelength in visible light

Highest frequency EM waves

lowest frequency EM waves

Major source of EM waves on earth

What remains the same for all EM waves

Has a curved reflecting surface

The image reflected will be laterally reversed

The image orientation is inverted and bulges inward to the incident ray

The image reflected will be larger when the mirror is further away

He is the one who theorized the Plate Tectonic Theory

associates earthuakes, volcanoes, mountain formation, and related geophysical phenomena

Wegener's observation that the southern hemisphere manifested similar patterns of rocks

plate boundaries moves away from each other

plate boundaries sliding past to each other

plate boundaries colliding to each other

Which part of earth are tectonic plates made of

a deep crack that runs through the center of a mid ocean ridge

Is formed when the ocean floor moves on either side of mid ocean ridge

Space exploration started with the launch of

Are built to provide research facilities to study Earth, sun, and the rest of the cosmos

Designed to bring humans to the moon

is any object that revolves around larger object in space and is used for gathering information

First space station

Outermost layer of the earth

Glucose + Galactose

Point within earth where an earthquake rapture starts

What is the standard temperature