Test Bank For Conceptual Integrated Science Hardcover – 2007

Chapter 1. About Science
1.1 A Brief History of Advances in Science
1.2 Mathematics and Conceptual Integrated Science
Math Connection: Equations as Guides to Thinking
1.3 The Scientific Method?a Classic Tool 
1.4 The Scientific Hypothesis
1.5 The Scientific Experiment
1.6 Facts, Laws, and Theories
1.7 Science Has Limitations
 Science and Society: Pseudoscience 
1.8 Science, Art, and Religion
1.9 Technology?The Practical Use of Science
1.10 The Natural Sciences: Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Earth Science, and Astronomy
1.11 Integrated Science
Integrated Science?Chemistry and Biology: An Investigation of Sea Butterflies
Part 1: Physics 
Chapter 2. Describing Motion
2.1 Aristotle on Motion 
 History of Science: Aristotle
2.2 Galileo?s Concept of Inertia
 History of Science: Galileo
2.3 Mass?A Measure of Inertia
2.4 Forces
Science and Society: Paul Hewitt and the Origin of Conceptual Integrated Science
2.5 The Equilibrium Rule
 Math Connection: Applying the Equilibrium Rule
2.6 Support Force
2.7 Equilibrium of Moving Things
2.8 The Force of Friction
Integrated Science?Astronomy, Biology, Chemistry, Earth Science: Friction Is Universal
2.9 Speed and Velocity
2.10 Acceleration 
 Integrated Science?Biology: Hang Time
Chapter 3. Newton?s Laws of Motion
3.1 Newton?s First Law of Motion 
 History of Science: The Moving Earth
3.2 Newton?s Second Law of Motion
 Math Connection: Equations as Guides to Thinking: F = ma
 Math Connection: When Air Resistance Slows Acceleration
 Integrated Science?Biology: Gliding
3.3 Forces and Interactions
3.4 Newton?s Third Law of Motion
 Integrated Science?Biology: Animal Locomotion
3.5 Vectors
 Math Connection: Vector Components
3.6 Summary of Newton?s Laws
 History of Science: Isaac Newton
Chapter 4: Momentum and Energy 
4.1 Momentum
4.2 Impulse 
4.3 Impulse?Momentum Relationship
 Integrated Science?Biology: The Impulse?Momentum Relationship in Sports
4.4 Conservation of Momentum
 	Math Connection: Quantifying Collisions
4.5 Energy
Integrated Science?Biology and Chemistry: Glucose?Energy for Life Math Connection: Work Practice Problems
4.6 Power
 	Math Connection: Power Practice Problems
4.7 Potential Energy
 	 Math Connection: Calculating Potential Energy
4.8 Kinetic Energy
4.9 The Work?Energy Theorem
 	Math Connection: Applying the Work?Energy Theorem
4.10 Conservation of Energy 	
4.11 Machines
 	Math Connection: Efficiency Calculations
 	Technology: Sources of Energy 
Chapter 5: Gravity 
5.1	The Legend of the Falling Apple
5.2	The Fact of the Falling Moon
5.3 Newton?s Law of Universal Gravitation
		Integrated Science?Biology: Your Biological Gravity Detector
5.4 Gravity and Distance: The Inverse-Square Law
5.5	The Universal Gravitational Constant
5.6 Weight and Weightlessness
	Integrated Science?Biology: Center of Gravity of People
	Math Connection: Comparing Gravitational Attractions 
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5.7 Gravity Can Be a Centripetal Force
5.8 Projectile Motion
5.9 Projectile Altitude and Range
5.10 The Effect of Air Drag on Projectiles
5.11 Fast-Moving Projectiles?Satellites
		Technology: Communications Satellites 
5.12 Elliptical Orbits 
		Integrated Science?Astronomy: Escape Speed 
Chapter 6. Heat 
6.1 The Kinetic Molecular Theory of Matter 
6.2 Temperature
6.3 Absolute Zero
6.4 What Is Heat? 
6.5 The Laws of Thermodynamics
Integrated Science?Astronomy, Earth Science, Biology, Chemistry: Entropy?The Universal Tendency Toward Disorder
6.6 Specific Heat Capacity
Integrated Science?Earth Science: The Specific Heat Capacity of Water Affects Global Temperature
 Math Connection: The Heat Transfer Equation 
6.7 Thermal Expansion
 Technology: Engineering for Thermal Expansion
6.8 Heat Transfer: Conduction
6.9 Heat Transfer: Convection
6.10 Heat Transfer: Radiation
Chapter 7. Electricity and Magnetism
7.1 Electric Force and Charge
7.2 Coulomb?s Law
7.3 Electric Field
7.4 Electric Potential
7.5 Conductors and Insulators 
7.6 Voltage Sources
 History of Science: 110 Volts
7.7 Electric Current
7.8 Electrical Resistance
7.9 Ohm?s Law
Math Connection: Ohm?s Law 
Integrated Science?Biology: Electric Shock 
7.10 Electric Circuits
7.11 Electric Power 
Math Connection: Solving Power Problems 
7.12 The Magnetic Force
7.13 Magnetic Fields
Integrated Science?Biology and Earth Science: Earth?s Magnetic Field and the Ability of Organisms to Sense It
7.14 Magnetic Forces on Moving Charges
7.15 Electromagnetic Induction
History of Science: Generators and Power Production 
 Technology: Electromagnetic Induction in Everyday Technologies
 
Chapter 8. Waves?Sound and Light 
8.1 Vibrations and Waves 
 Technology: AM and FM Radio Signals 
8.2 Wave Motion
8.3 Transverse and Longitudinal Waves
8.4 The Nature of Sound
 Integrated Science?Biology: Sensing Pitch
8.5 Resonance
8.6 The Nature of Light 
8.7 Reflection
8.8 Transparent and Opaque Materials
8.9 Color 
 Integrated Science, Biology: Mixing Colored Lights
8.10 Refraction 
 Math Connection: The Index of Refraction 
8.11 Diffraction 
8.12 Interference
 Technology: Anti-Noise Technology
8.13 The Doppler Effect 
Integrated Science?Astronomy	: The Doppler Shift and the Expanding Universe
8.14 The Wave-Particle Duality 
Chapter 9. The Atom
9.1	The Elements
9.2 Atoms Are Ancient, Tiny, and Empty
Technology: The Scanning Tunneling Microscope
History of Science: The Atomic Hypothesis 
9.3 Protons and Neutrons
Math Connection: Calculating Atomic Mass 
9.4 Isotopes and Atomic Mass
Integrated Science: Chemistry, Biology, Earth Science: Physical and Conceptual Models
9.5	Atomic Spectra
9.6	The Quantum Hypothesis
9.7	Electron Waves
9.8	Probability Clouds and Atomic Orbitals
		Integrated Science?Chemistry: The Shell Model
Chapter 10. Nuclear Physics 
10.1 Radioactivity
Science and Society: Public Perception of Nuclear Technology 
10.2 Alpha, Beta, and Gamma Rays 
10.3 Environmental Radiation 
Integrated Science?Biology: Doses of Radiation
10.4 	The Atomic Nucleus and the Strong Nuclear Force
10.5	Half-Life 	
10.6	Transmutation of Elements
 Integrated Science?Biology, Earth Science: Isotopic Dating
 Technology: Radioactive Tracers
10.7 Nuclear Fission
Technology: Nuclear Fission Reactors 
10.8 The Mass-Energy Relationship?E = mc2
 Math Connection: Mass-Energy Conversion
10.9 Nuclear Fusion 
Part 2: Chemistry