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Conceptual Physical Science (6th Editio...6th EditionPaul G. Hewitt, John A. Suchocki, Leslie A. Hewitt Publisher: PEARSONISBN: 9780134060491
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For one- or two-semester physical science survey courses for non-science majors. Opening the Doors of Science. Conceptual Physical Science, Sixth Edition, provides a conceptual overview of basic, essential topics in physics, chemistry, earth science, and astronomy with optional quantitative analyses. The authors focus on concepts before computations. With its clear, friendly writing style, and strong integration of the sciences, this book connects well with all students.
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addExplanation: Aristotle’s put forward the idea about fall of bodies from daily life experiences, not...Explanation: According to law of inertia, every object continues its state of rest or uniform motion...Explanation: Express the formula to calculate the momentum. p=mv p is the momentum m is the mass. v...Explanation: According to Newton, everything in the universe which is having a mass attracts each...Fluid: The materials which have the ability to flow are termed as fluid. Water has the ability to...Explanation: The temperature of ice is 0°C. Water starts to freeze when it reaches to 0°C. At this...Explanation: Free electrons present in a conductor are actively involved in the process of...Explanation: The central part of the atom, the nucleus which has all most all the mass of the atom...Explanation: Every magnet is having two poles. North Pole and South Pole. The magnetic force can...
Explanation: Waves are oscillations that can transfer energy. Waves are disturbance voyages from one...Vibrating Electric fields and magnetic fields together creates electromagnetic fields. The...The light of lower wavelengths are mostly scattered by the atmosphere of the Earth. During sunset...Explanation: The oldest element is a parent of other element, which is in oldest stars. The heaver...Explanation: The Beta Particle is an electron twisted away on or after a minute core for the period...Explanation: Chemistry: Chemistry is a branch of science which deals with the composition of...Explanation: In structure of Atom, electrons are found inside the shells. The shells represents the...Explanation: Mixtures: It is generally defined as the substance that consists of two or more...Explanation: Coefficient is the numbers, placed in front of the reactant or product to show the...Explanation: Rain water is naturally acidic Source of acidity of rain water is carbon dioxide The...Explanation: Hydrocarbons are those organic compounds that contain only Carbon and Hydrogen atoms in...Explanation: Earth is made up of different layered internal structure. The layers are the crust,...Explanation: The huge energy released from an earthquake moves as waves and they are named as...Explanation: The precipitation forms in the atmosphere and then drop on the surface of Earth. The...Explanation: The relative dating is the science of determining the relative order of the past events...Explanation: Land is mostly rock and soil. The specific heat capacity of water is greater than the...Explanation: The humidity is defined as the amount of water vapor present in the unit volume of...Explanation: Solar system consists of innumerous bodies or objects that bound to the sun through...Explanation: The sky of the Earth is adorned with the stars. A group of stars is found in a same...Explanation: The Big Bang is an evidence for the beginning of space and time. Solar system is a part...
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