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2. | continuous series of nuclear fission reactions |
3. | mass of an object times its velocity |
4. | action exerted on a body in order to change its state of rest or motion |
5. | type of reaction in which a single heavy nuclei is broken down |
7. | representation of a chemical reaction that uses symbols to show relationships between reactants and products |
9. | reaction in the sun and stars |
12. | waves that move at right angles to the direction of the medium |
14. | protein that speed up a metabolic reaction |
15. | tendency for an object to resist a change in motion |
17. | force of gravity of a person or object at the surface of a planet |
21. | high energy photon emitted by the nucleus |
22. | energy of motion |
25. | starting substances in a reaction |
27. | coils of a wave are close together |
28. | ratio off useful work output to work input |
29. | waves produced by an earthquake |
30. | substance that is acted on by an enzyme |
32. | force that resists the initial movement of an object at rest |
36. | designing an object to reduce fluid friction |
37. | reaction in which heat is given off |
39. | breakdown of organic molecules to release energy |
40. | a rection in which heat is taken on |
42. | energy of position |
43. | temperature at which energy is at its lowest possible point |
46. | gas produced when uranium nuclei decays |
47. | substance that changes the rate of a reaction without being used up |
48. | most common substance used to find the age of organic substances |
52. | lowest part of a wave |
53. | distance an object covers divided by its time |
54. | inclined plane wrapped around a cylinder |
55. | energy transferred between objects from warm to cool |
56. | charged electrons, move quickly |