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Chapter 7 Flashcards

(17 cards)

1
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Absolute zero:

A

Temperature where the motion of atoms stop all together.

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2
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Blackbody:

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A hypothetical body that is a perfect absorber at all wavelengths.

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3
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Fission:

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A heavy nucleus is split into two less massive nucleus.

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4
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fusion:

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Two light nucleus combine to produce a more massive nucleus

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5
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half-life:

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The length of time it takes for an isotope to decline in number by a factor of two.

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6
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hydrostatic equilibrium:

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Gas pressure is perfectly balanced from all sides.

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7
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Isotope

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Nuclei that are composed of the same element but differ in their number of neutrons.

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8
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accretion

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the gradual accumulation from small pieces of matter

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9
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accretional heating

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the significant generation of heat produced from accretion

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10
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albedo

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the fraction of light that gets reflected from striking a body

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11
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conduction

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collisions among the particles in a gas liquid or solide

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12
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convection

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energy is carried by pocket or currents of a gas or liquid from hotter to cooler regions

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13
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exosphere

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part of the atmosphere where where atoms can escape

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14
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radiative transfer

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electromagnetic radiation carries energy from the hotter to the cooler region. i.e. sunlight

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15
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solar constant

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the rate at which energy strikes a surface directly facing the sun.

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16
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stefan-Boltzmann law

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as temp of a black body increases, all wave lengths grow brighter.

17
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Wien’s law

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hotter=shorter wave length=bluer Colder=longer wave length=redder