Science

Cards (49)

  • Physical science- non living matter
  • chemistry- composition,structure,form, and properties of matter
  • physics- matter and energy
  • earth science- study of earth
  • geology- origin, history, evolution and structure of the earths crust
  • paleontology- prehistoric life
  • meteorology- atmosphere that focuses on weather processes
  • seismology- earthquakes and movement of waves
  • astronomy- celestial bodies
  • life science- living organisms
  • biology- living organisms and their vital processes
  • botany- plants
  • zoology- animals
  • ecology- relationship of living organisms with one another
  • genetics- genetic makeup
  • gavino c trono- recognized for his studies about seaweed species
  • angel c alcala- researched about the philippine amphibians and reptiles
  • ramon c barba- his invention resulted the availability of fresh mangoes
  • edgardo d gomez- researched about the marine ecosystems
  • galileo galilei- father of astronomy, father of physics, father of modern science and invented the telescope, thermometer, compass, pendulum clock
  • Albert Einstein- developed the theory of relativity
  • observing- uses the five senses
  • qualitative observation- describes
  • quantitative- measuring and describing  
  • comparing- similarities and differences
  • classifying- grouping or sorting
  • measuring- expressing a quantity using units
  • predicting- making a forecast based on observed events
  • imferring- tentative explaination
  • erlenmeyer flask- holding and measuring liquid samples can be used for mixing,heating,boiling
  • graduated cylinder-to find the volume of liquids
  • digital microscope- provides a different feel and sight
  • beaker- cylindrical container with a spout
  • litmus paper- to identify whether its acid or base
  • table beam balance- getting the mass
  • telescope- for looking at objects that is far away
  • test tubes- for holding liquids
  • compound microscope- gives an enlarged picture. has an optical , mechanical , light systems
  • low power objective- to locate the region of the specimen
  • high power objective- higher magnification