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Chapter 10: Waves

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Physical Science Notes

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Chapter 3: Matter

Chapter 3: Matter. Properties and Change. States of matter. Solid: Particles are tightly packed and do not move. Liquid: Particles are not rigidly held in place and are able to flow freely . Gas: Particles are completely free to move. Plasma: Plasma is ionized gas.

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Towards a history of binary fields: LIGO and Numerical Relativity

Towards a history of binary fields: LIGO and Numerical Relativity. Dennis Lehmkuhl , California Institute of Technology Email: lehmkuhl@caltech.edu. Already a classic. The system that produces GW150914 (=gravitational wave detected on 14 September 2015). Matching of theory and data.

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Energy

Energy. Intro to ATP and Principles of Energy. Components of Life. Matter Chemicals and Elements Anything that has mass (takes up space) Energy The ability to do work. Components of Life. Work changing or moving matter Examples:

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Waves

Waves. What are waves?. There are many different kinds of wave: Light waves Sound waves Waves on water Seismic waves Waves along a rope, or a slinky. There are two sorts of waves. Transverse waves Longitudinal waves. Transverse waves. Most waves are transverse

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Waves

Waves. What are waves?. There are many different kinds of wave: Light waves Sound waves Waves on water Seismic waves Waves along a rope, or a slinky. There are two sorts of waves. Transverse waves Longitudinal waves. Transverse waves. Most waves are transverse

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A Cathode Ray Tube

Source of Electrical Potential. Stream of negative particles (electrons). Metal Plate. Gas-filled glass tube. Metal plate. A Cathode Ray Tube. Zumdahl, Zumdahl, DeCoste, World of Chemistry 2002, page 58. Background Information. Cathode Rays

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