2018 Mod16 Flashcards

(26 cards)

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Wait out the following terms:

A. Nuclear fusion

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The process by which two or more small nuclei fuse to make a large bigger nucleus

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B. Nuclear fission

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The The process by which a long nuclear us is split into smaller nuclei

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C. Critical mass

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The The amount of isotope necessary to sustain a chain reaction

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D. Absolute magnitude

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The brightness of a star, correct in for distance, and a scale of -8 to +19. The smaller the number the brighter the star

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E. Apparent magnitude

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The brightness of a star as seen in the night sky the smaller the number the brighter the star

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F. Light year

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The distance like could travel along a straight line in one year

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G. Galaxy

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A large ensemble of stars all into reacting through the gravitational force and orbiting around a common center

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From the inside to the outside, names for regions of the sun

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Core, radioactive zone, convection zone, photosphere

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How does the sun get it to power question in which region of the sun does this process occurs

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Nuclear fusion The core

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10
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What part of the sun do you see

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The photosphere

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Eight 251CF nuclear us is bombard was a neutron. It breaks into a 124SN nuclear us, a 120 cd nuclear us and seven neutrons is this nuclear fission or an fusion

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Fission

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Two 4HE nuclear I collide and turn into a 7DE nuclear us and one Neutron. Is this nuclear fission or nuclear fusion

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Nuclear fusion

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For both the nuclear fusion that occurs in the sun and nuclear fission that occurs in a nuclear power plant, what can we say about the mass of the starting materials compared to the mass of what made in the end?

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The mass changes, for nuclear fusion starting mass is greater for nuclear fission however the starting mass is smaller

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Why is it impossible for a nuclear power plant to have a nuclear explosion?

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The chain reaction is controlled

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Why is the nuclear fusion considered a better option for energy production than nuclear fission

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One, it creates little to no radioactive waste, two, materials are cheap, three, there is no chance of meltdown

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If nuclear fusion is a better option, Why don’t you use it

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It is harder to maintain, and we have not mastered it

17
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Our sun falls into which category

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Mainstream star

18
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What is similarly exists among nervous, super nervous, and pulsing variables

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Changes in their brightness

19
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What is the big difference among no verse, supernovas, and pulsating variables

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How long they last

20
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What mostly the crab nebula

21
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What are the two methods for measuring the distance from earth to restart? Which of the two is most accurate? Which can be used to measure long distances?

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The two methods are the parallax method in the apparent magnitude
The parallax method is the most accurate where is the apparent magnitude is used to measure long distances

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Why are Cerpher variables so important for measuring one distances in the universe

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Because they’re very confident

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What are the four basic types of galaxies? Which tape does the Milky Way belong?

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Spiral, lenticular , elliptical, irregular

the Milky Way is a spiral galaxy

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Fill in the blank’s: stars group together to form, which group together to form, which group together to form, some of which group together to form.

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Stars group together to form galaxies, which group to gather to form groups, which group together to form clusters, some of which group together to form superclusters.

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Why do most astronomers leave the universe is expanding?
Because light wave links from some stars are longer than they should be
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If the university is expanding, does the geometry of the expansion matter? If so why
Yes, answers is there a special center? Or a random