ThoriumA radioactiveelement withatomicnumber 90NucleusA tiny, dense clusterof protons andneutrons in thecenter of an atomthat contains over99.9% of the atom’smass but occupiesalmost no space. 1g/mLThedensityof waterKineticEnergyEnergy ofobjects inmotionInnerCoreThis part ofthe Earth ismade ofsolid ironand nickelOuterCoreThis part of theEarth is liquidand createsEarth'smagnetic fieldThis piece oflab equipmentis used topreciselymeasure liquidsDivergentPlatesTheseplates moveapart fromone anotherColdMoleculesThesemoleculestend tosinkDensitym÷V°CTemperaturescale usedin ScienceclassNeutronA subatomicparticle with aneutral charge thatacts like "nuclearglue," helping tohold the protonstogetherContinentalCrustThis is theleast densepart of theEarthAsthenosphereThis layer of theEarth is whereconvectionoccurs thatmoves thetectonic platesElectronA subatomicparticle with anegativecharge that areconsidered tobe masslessConvectionThe movementof heat in a gasor liquid due toa difference intemperatureProtonThesesubatomicparticles with apositive chargedetermine anatom's identityTemperatureThe averagekineticenergy ofmoleculesThis piece of labequipment ismainly used tostore liquids andis not accurateto measure withUraniumA radioactiveelement withan atomicnumber 92RiseLess densesubstancestend to dothisHot Wateron top ofColdWaterThese will notmix becausethe liquid on topis less densethan the liquidon the bottomWarmMoleculesThesemoleculestend toriseAtomicNumberThis numbergives thenumber ofprotons foreach atomPlateBoundaryWhereearthquakesand volcanoestend to happenSinkMore densesubstancestend to dothisColdWater ontop of HotWaterThese will mixbecause thedensity of theliquid on the top ismore than theliquid on thebottomLithosphereThe part of theEarth thatcontains thecontinental andoceanic crustsAtomthe smallestunit of matterthat still hasthe propertiesof an elementConvergentPlatesTheseplates movetowardsone anotherOceanicCrustThis layer ofthe Earth isfoundunderneaththe oceanAtomicMassThe numberof protons +neutrons inan atomThoriumA radioactiveelement withatomicnumber 90NucleusA tiny, dense clusterof protons andneutrons in thecenter of an atomthat contains over99.9% of the atom’smass but occupiesalmost no space. 1g/mLThedensityof waterKineticEnergyEnergy ofobjects inmotionInnerCoreThis part ofthe Earth ismade ofsolid ironand nickelOuterCoreThis part of theEarth is liquidand createsEarth'smagnetic fieldThis piece oflab equipmentis used topreciselymeasure liquidsDivergentPlatesTheseplates moveapart fromone anotherColdMoleculesThesemoleculestend tosinkDensitym÷V°CTemperaturescale usedin ScienceclassNeutronA subatomicparticle with aneutral charge thatacts like "nuclearglue," helping tohold the protonstogetherContinentalCrustThis is theleast densepart of theEarthAsthenosphereThis layer of theEarth is whereconvectionoccurs thatmoves thetectonic platesElectronA subatomicparticle with anegativecharge that areconsidered tobe masslessConvectionThe movementof heat in a gasor liquid due toa difference intemperatureProtonThesesubatomicparticles with apositive chargedetermine anatom's identityTemperatureThe averagekineticenergy ofmoleculesThis piece of labequipment ismainly used tostore liquids andis not accurateto measure withUraniumA radioactiveelement withan atomicnumber 92RiseLess densesubstancestend to dothisHot Wateron top ofColdWaterThese will notmix becausethe liquid on topis less densethan the liquidon the bottomWarmMoleculesThesemoleculestend toriseAtomicNumberThis numbergives thenumber ofprotons foreach atomPlateBoundaryWhereearthquakesand volcanoestend to happenSinkMore densesubstancestend to dothisColdWater ontop of HotWaterThese will mixbecause thedensity of theliquid on the top ismore than theliquid on thebottomLithosphereThe part of theEarth thatcontains thecontinental andoceanic crustsAtomthe smallestunit of matterthat still hasthe propertiesof an elementConvergentPlatesTheseplates movetowardsone anotherOceanicCrustThis layer ofthe Earth isfoundunderneaththe oceanAtomicMassThe numberof protons +neutrons inan atom

Density, Convection, & Earth's Layers Review - Call List

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  1. A radioactive element with atomic number 90
    Thorium
  2. A tiny, dense cluster of protons and neutrons in the center of an atom that contains over 99.9% of the atom’s mass but occupies almost no space.
    Nucleus
  3. The density of water
    1 g/mL
  4. Energy of objects in motion
    Kinetic Energy
  5. This part of the Earth is made of solid iron and nickel
    Inner Core
  6. This part of the Earth is liquid and creates Earth's magnetic field
    Outer Core
  7. This piece of lab equipment is used to precisely measure liquids
  8. These plates move apart from one another
    Divergent Plates
  9. These molecules tend to sink
    Cold Molecules
  10. m ÷ V
    Density
  11. Temperature scale used in Science class
    °C
  12. A subatomic particle with a neutral charge that acts like "nuclear glue," helping to hold the protons together
    Neutron
  13. This is the least dense part of the Earth
    Continental Crust
  14. This layer of the Earth is where convection occurs that moves the tectonic plates
    Asthenosphere
  15. A subatomic particle with a negative charge that are considered to be massless
    Electron
  16. The movement of heat in a gas or liquid due to a difference in temperature
    Convection
  17. These subatomic particles with a positive charge determine an atom's identity
    Proton
  18. The average kinetic energy of molecules
    Temperature
  19. This piece of lab equipment is mainly used to store liquids and is not accurate to measure with
  20. A radioactive element with an atomic number 92
    Uranium
  21. Less dense substances tend to do this
    Rise
  22. These will not mix because the liquid on top is less dense than the liquid on the bottom
    Hot Water on top of Cold Water
  23. These molecules tend to rise
    Warm Molecules
  24. This number gives the number of protons for each atom
    Atomic Number
  25. Where earthquakes and volcanoes tend to happen
    Plate Boundary
  26. More dense substances tend to do this
    Sink
  27. These will mix because the density of the liquid on the top is more than the liquid on the bottom
    Cold Water on top of Hot Water
  28. The part of the Earth that contains the continental and oceanic crusts
    Lithosphere
  29. the smallest unit of matter that still has the properties of an element
    Atom
  30. These plates move towards one another
    Convergent Plates
  31. This layer of the Earth is found underneath the ocean
    Oceanic Crust
  32. The number of protons + neutrons in an atom
    Atomic Mass