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2X amplitude
Non Bravais Lattice
crystalline
Eureka
RA 8792
ICT
# of valence e- in S subshell
e- in Q shell
determines if isnulator or conductor
Nucleons
Same atomic #, different atomic mass
Simplest substance in a compound
Universe composition
Bhors' Postulates
e- have discreet orbits, e- does not exists in the orbits
shell w/ max eCharge to mass ratio p+
conversion of matter to energy (?)
each orbital has 1 e- placed in it before pairing of e- in orbitals occurs
other name for Orbital quantum num
angular speed (momentum)
resistance(internal friction) of fluids to flow
SI unit of pressure N/m^2
losses due to friction in oscillation
cohesive attraction that causes liquid to minimize its surface area
Max stress before permanent deformation
It is the ratio of output it exerts and the input furnished into it
also known as modulus of rigidity
work done on closed reversible isometric process
thermodynamic properties
compressibility factor of ideal gas
defined as mass per unit volume. Independent of size and shape
another term for specific gravity
density relative to water
ability of metal to be permanently deformed
elastic modulus applicable to liquids
approximate radius of an atom
loss or gain of electron
How many electrons, protons and neutrons of 14C6
have more neutrons than protons
process in which hydrogen converts helium to make sun shine
term for negative electron
total energy of an electron
direction of angular momentum
magnitude of angular momentum
individual angular momentum of electrons, protons, and neutrons
characteristic sign f magnetic susceptibility of ferromagnetic materials
numeric measure of polarization or displacement of electrons
unified atomic mass unit
object subjected to equal and opposite forces on different lines of direction is said to be under
one mole of electron
reciprocal of atomic mass unit
unit of mechanical shear
another term for retentivity of magnetic materials
A metal combined with one or more elements
smallest particle of a compound that still retains its properties
physical property which pertains to the point where a material solidifies in cooling and liquefies in heating
Physical property where a ferromagnetic materials can no longer be magnetized by outside forces
A property which refers to the weight gain experienced in a polymer when immersed in a water in a specified duration of time and in a contro
Highest Electric potential (Voltage) a material can withstand
Ratio of the transverse strain to its corresponding axial strain subjected in a unaxial stress
Resistance to plastic deformation
Radiation with the highest energy
What is the force that makes a 1kg material travel with a velocity of 1m/s
What is the inferred absolute temperature of annealed Cupper?
An atom location in the institial or where atoms should not be
Which has a packing factor of 0.52
Which has a coordinating number of 8?
Which has a coordinating numbe f 12?
Which has a packing factor of 0.78
What is the percent conductivity of 99.5% Aluminum?
What is the percent conductivity of annealed Copper?
What is the percent conductiivty of 99.9% Gold?
What is the percent conductivity of Silver?
The difference between the kinetic energy of the electron and the electrostatic potential of the Nucleus?
An electron is a stable particle in the lepton family having a rest mass of
conduction band
early effect
early effect
ho
h-parameter characteristics
negative part of signal during clipping
positive part of signal during clipping
dc load line
JFET square law
DE MOSFET
UJT
diac
triac
LASCR
SCS
SCR
SCR
Softest of metals
Why are Alkali metals protected from water, air?
What is an Alkali metal with a melting point of 28 C?
What happens when Magnesium
What do you get when you mix alkali metal with
What do you get when you mix alkali metal with water
What do you call compounds of elements of Alkali metals?
How many elements are there in period 1
How many elements are there in period 2
How many elements are there in period 3
How many elements are there in periods 4,5
How many elements are there in periods 6
What do you call the group on the left and right of the break
What do you call the group in the break
What do you call the transition elements?
What is between actinium and lanthinium?
What are placed below the lanthanides?
What do you call the lanthanides?
Is a chemical property which describes the power of an atom to attract electrons
What are in concert and form through covalent bonds?
What are highly reactive and are found only in compounds?
A type of decay in which an atomic nucleus emits 2 protons and 2 neutrons bound together into a particle identical to a helium nucles
gamma Electron emission
positron emission
what do you call the 1A group?
What do you call the 2A group?
What do you call the 8A group?
Why are noble cases called inert gases?
What do you call the 7A group?
gives off a yellow green appearance
Gives off blue-black-violet color
What group can you mix with 7A?
any organic compound that contains alkali metal (except oxygen)
friction force doing work is
composite material with at least 2 constituent parts, one being metal
how many electrons are there in the outer shell of copper
hard, porous, and brittle
plastics are known as
invented periodic table
young's modulus is also known as
stress at which a material begins to plastically deform
materials deformation process that can lead to mechanical failure
what you get from rotational?
rotational analog of mass
measure of the extent to which the object will continue to rotate unless acted upon
sum of forces acting on an object is zero
sum of all torques acting on the system is zero
factor by which a mechanism multiplies the force put into it
irregularity within a crystal structure
What is the SI unit of momentum
What is the SI unit of impulse
total momentum of a closed system is constant
collision in which some of the KE of the colliding bodies is converted into internal energy
colliding objects stick together upon impact
ratio of velocities before and after an impact
Coefficient of restitution of elastic
Coefficient of restitution of completely inelastic
number of cycles as a result of time
magnitude of force is directly proportional to ___ and inversely proportional to____
Natural magnet
A common copper alloy
the loss of electrons
where is oxidation lost?
a solution that is a liquid conductor
how do you determine the acidity or base
what is PH 7
principal quantum theory
line spectrum
ionization energy
photon
stationary orbit
manager training types
Bayes criterion
participative leadership
criteria for recruitment
delegation of authority
internal environment
external environment
two types of evaluation
decision making
Vander Waals bonding
Covalent bonding
metallic bonding
electrostatic bonding
atomic number
spin quantum
0.00393
770C
ANSWER
Maslow's Needs Heirarchy Theory
Expectancy Theory
free rein leadership
Herzberg's Two-factor theory
functional authority
functional organization
intermediate planning
extrinsic
extrinsic or intrinsic
legitimate power
inadequate control
aptitude test
feedback control
length
boyle's law
-460 degrees Fahrenheit
Kinetic theory of gas
absolute temperature
8
no two electrons can have the same four quantum numbers
1. positive nucleus 2..3. electrons have planet-like orbits
4. orbits are quantized
electron cloud..
spin quantum number
orbital quantum number
principal quantum numer
lithium
aluminum
zinc
chromium
neutrino
neutron
proton
meson
leptons
baryons
zinc
nichrome
constantan
invar
antimony
law of conservation of energy
second law of thermodynamics
conduction
convection
radiation
energy balance
diffuser
heat exchanger
8.314 kJ/kmol-K
heat of fusion
335 kJ/kg
4.19kJ/kg C
359
molecular density
SYSTEM
SURROUNDING
OPEN SYSTEM
CLOSED SYSTEM
PROCESS
CYCLE
HEAT
LATENT EFFECTS
HEAT CAPACITY
SPECIFIC HEAT
LB.MOL
32 LBS
AVOGADRO'S PRINCIPLE
6.022X10^26 kg/mol
2.73x10^26 lb/mol
SAME FOR ALL PERFECT GASSES.
INERTIA
MASS
14.46 kg.
4.45 Newtons
3 600 000 Joules
Third law of Motion
1 atm
Constant Pressure, Variable Temp, Volume
2X max velocity
ions and atoms
repetitive elements
Alloy, constant resistance w/ respect to temp
Philippine Electronic Commerce Act/ E-Commerce Act
Information and Communication Technology
2
7
# of valence enuetron and protons
isotopes
molecule
matter and energy
4
1st Bhors postulate
N
9.5791X10E7 C/kg
Einsten Theory
Work Function
Hunds' Rule
Azimuthal Quantum #
Spin Quantum #
viscosity
Pascal
damped oscillation
surface tension
elastic limit
actual mechanic advantage
shear modulus
0
volume, pressure, temperature
1
density
weight density
relative density
ductility
bulk modulus
10^-14
ionization
6 protons/ electrons, 8 neutrons
heavy atom
fusion
negatron
principal quantum number
magnetic quantum number
azimuthal quantum number
h/4pi
positive
electric susceptibility
1.660 x 10^-27 kg
shear stress
965000C
Avogadro's Number
joule
Remanence
Alloy
molecule
Melting point
Curie Point
Water absorption
Dielectric Strength
Poisson's Ratio
Hardness
Gamma ray
1N
neg 234.5C
self-interstitial atom
simble cubic
Body centered cubic
Face centered cubic
Face centered cubic
63%
102.10%
72.6
108.8
Binding Energy
9.1066x10^-26g
where free electrons move
base-width modulation
variation of base width brought by collector current
smallest h-parameter
configuration
Q-point is in the saturation point
Q-point is in the cut-off region
negative slope
transconductance curve is parabolic
different from JFET because no P-N junction
one diode and two resistors
pair of 4-layer SCRs
two SCRs
same as SCR but no gate
1 anode
has 2 P-layers and 2 N-layers
3 diodes placed back to back
Alkali metals
extremely reactive
Cesium
boiling
Chlorine
Hydrogen gas
Hydroxides
2
8
8
18
32
main group
transition elements or transition metals
all metals
lathanides
actinides
rare earths
Eletronegative
Electron pair
Halogens
alpha decay
beta decay
+beta decay
Alkali metals
Alkaline earth metals
noble gases
no chemical reaction
halogens
Chlorine
Iodine
1A and 2A
halide
Dissipative force
metal matrix composites
4 valence
ceramic
polymers
Mendeleev
modulus of elasticity
yield strength
creep
mechanical energy
moment of inertia
angular momentum
translational equilibrium
rotational equilibrium
mechanical advantage
dislocation
kg-m/s
N-s
Conservation of linear momentum
Inelastic
Completely Inelastic
Coefficient of restitution
1
0
period
speed, radius of path
lodestone
Zinc
oxidation
at the anode
electrolyte
PH measurement
neutral
total energy
series of discrete electromagnetic wavelengths
energy needed to ionize electrons
emitted when electron moves from higher to lower orbit