Ses Fiziği - Sağlık Bilimleri 2024-2025

Organized knowledge focusing on a part of the universe or events, using experimental methods and reality to formulate laws.

The totality of facts, truths, and principles that the human mind can comprehend.

Characteristics of a scientist include: rejecting authority, being logical, questioning, free from prejudice and bias, critical thinkers, advocates of change, concerned with generalities, selective, positive, relying on measurement and experimentation, universal, and with a powerful imagination.

The process of investigating the natural world using observation, hypothesis formation, experimentation, and data analysis.

The principle that scientific inquiries must be free from personal biases and preconceptions.

A temporary solution (assumption) to a problem. A testable explanation that is consistent, but not definitive.

Drawing logical conclusions from the hypothesis to test it.

Testing if predictions are correct through experiments under controlled conditions.

Checking if experimental results support the predictions.

When experiment results confirm the hypothesis, making it a more likely explanation.

The study of heat energy, heat transfer, and thermal equilibrium.

The study of atoms and their structure and how they interact.

The study of the atom's core (nucleus).

The movement of heat between objects at different temperatures.

The increase in Earth's average surface temperature.

Only physical quantities with the same unit can be added or subtracted.

Physical quantities with different units cannot be added or subtracted.

Physical quantities with different units CAN be multiplied or divided to get a new quantity.

A characteristic or property that can be measured or described numerically.

A standard of measurement for a physical quantity.

The mass of a platinum-iridium cylinder, kept at the International Bureau of Weights and Measures in France.

Base unit of mass in the metric system.

A unit of mass equal to 100 grams.

10 grams will be equivalent to 1 decagram(dag).

An international organization responsible for maintaining the standards of measurement.

Converting units from one system (e.g., CGS) to another (e.g., MKS) using conversion factors.

A system of units using centimeters (cm), grams (g), and seconds (s).

A system of units using meters (m), kilograms (kg), and seconds (s).

Mass per unit volume of an object.

A ratio used to change units (e.g. centimeters to meters).