Mr. P, Physical Science. (said “lambda”) Symbol meaning “wavelength”

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Mr. P, Physical Science

(said “lambda”) Symbol meaning “wavelength”

TT Symbol meaning “change in temperature”

Amplitude Distance from rest to crest in a transverse wave

Calorimetry The study of heat energy

Compression Part of a longitudinal wave where the medium is most “crunched” together and the energy is highest

CpCp Symbol meaning “specific heat capacity”

Crest The highest position of a transverse wave

Endothermic Describes a situation where heat is absorbed (it will feel cold)

Exothermic Describes a situation where heat is released (it will feel hot)

Frequency The number of waves that occur in a certain amount of time (usually per second)

Longitudinal Wave A 1-dimensional wave; the particles of the medium move parallel to the direction that energy is traveling

Medium The empty space or substance that a wave travels through

Q Symbol meaning “amount of heat”

Rarefaction Part of a longitudinal wave where the medium is least “crunched” together and the energy is lowest

Specific Heat Capacity The amount of heat (in Joules) needed to raise 1 g of a substance 1 °C

System Parts working together using energy; can be “closed” or “open”

Transverse Wave A 2-dimensional wave; the particles of the medium move perpendicular to the direction that energy is traveling

Trough The lowest position of a transverse wave

Wave These are evidence that energy is traveling from place to place

Wavelength Distance from compression to compression in a longitudinal wave, or crest to crest in a transverse wave