GEAS  Amagats Law – total volume of non-
 50 KW – maximum AM effective
radiated power
 1000KW – Metro Cebu ERP for channel
1 to 7
 2 – minimum FM broadcast translator
 500 ft above terrain – maximum height
for FM
 1000 – 2000 UTC – nighttime
 2200 – 1000 UTC – daytime
 500 – class 1 ceramic capacitor
maximum dielectric
 maximum axial stress of a wire
suspended at only one side – equals to
density of water multiply by length
 August 31, 2007 – implementing rules
and regulation of RA 9292
 30000 volts – voltage gradient that will
cause spark
 15 minutes – maximum commercial load
for 1 hour program for FM in metro
manila
 99.95% - percentage of copper content
in electrical wires
 60% of copper - electrical and thermal
conductivity of aluminum
 6:00 AM – 8:00 PM – primetime block
for FM in Metro Manila
 stationary waves – two waves of the
same amplitude and frequency but
travels in different direction
 Doppler’s principle – apparent frequency
of sources changes when the source or
receiver is in motion
 Unpitched sound – unpredictable
compression and rarefaction
 Sinking fund method – seldom used in
reactive gases is equal to the partial
volume of gases
 Boltzman constant – ratio of avogadros
number to gas constant
 Dispersion – dependent on frequency
 Calorie, joule and BTU – common unit
of heat
 EO 109 – provision of local exchange
carrier service
 EO 468 – E-commrce law
 TX: 326.250 – 326.475 MHZ; RX:210
MHZ – frequency for cordless telephone
 Field emission –
 Secondary emission – high speed
particle causes ejection of electron
 Photoelectric emission – light other
radiation causes ejection of electron
 Thermionic emission – emission due to
heat
 Electric resistivity = thermal resistivity to
residual
 Ph of 8.25 – alkaline
 Leaf ____ - study of electrostatic
 Floatation
 Aqueous solution – water is solvent
 Democritus – a particle can reduced to
its smallest part
 Hydrolysis – salt with weak bases form
acidic solution when mixed with water
 Group 1 & 7 - Representative group
 Electron affinity – tendency of atom to
attract additional electrons
 Metallic bond – sea of electron
 Crystal bond
 Critical temperature – maximum
temperature at which there is no change
in phase
engineering because it has low initial
depreciation
 Intensity - ____ per unit area
 Intensity level – logarithmic
 Loudness – magnitude of sound
 Reverberation – repetition of successive
vibration in closed space
 Echo – 0.1 seconds
 Real image – light passes through the
image ; image is formed at a distance
from the lens
 Virtual image – when light seems to
come from the object
 Astigmatism – vertical and horizontal is
view at different distances
 Material breach – when the received is
less than or different from the intended
contract
 Class 1-B FM maximum effective
radiated power should not less than
1000W
 Humidity level – specific density of water
is relative to air
 Total internal reflection – refractive index
outside is greater than inside
 Total reflection –
 Spherical aberration –
 Cohesion – attraction between like
molecules
 Adhesion – attraction between unlike
molecules
 Black body – perfect absorption of
radiation
 Consequential
 Nominal
 Oxygen – most abundant element on
earth
 6.25% of authorized capital
 iron – 2% carbon
 aluminum – most abundant metal
 heat of fusion
 sensible heat – heat needed to change
the temperature of the body without the
change in phase
 Mohr’s circle – plot of stress
 Gibbs theorem –
 1st law – unlike charge attract, like
charge attract
 adiabatic process – no heat transfer
 isothermal – body expands under
constant temperature
 fraunhopper lines – absorption . . . of
sun
 fluorescence – absorption of light and
part of it is emitted
 representation
 tort – civil wrong committed by one
person causing damage to other person
 iodine – produce violet vapor when
heated
 chromatic aberration – defect in lenses
which cause unequal refraction of
different color
 memorandum circular 06-06-2006 FM
Class 1B minimum ERP is 1000W
 august 31, 2007 – Implementing Rules
and Regulation of RA 9292 signed by
PRC
 Hund multiplication principle – electron
will flow on available orbit
 5 million – minimum bond required for
VOIP
 2 neutrons – Tritium (isotope of
hydrogen)
 wiedeman Franz –
 spherical aberration – defect of a lens
wherein a ray entering near the edge of
the lens is brought to a focus nearer the
lens than the ray entering near the
center
 coma – forms of lateral spherical
aberrations
 astigmatism – defect wherein horizontal
and vertical lines are brought to a focus
of different distances
 iodine – black crystalline solid which
forms purple vapor when heated
 Brownian movement – movement of
small particles when bombarded by
molecules
 Leaf electroscope – study of
electrostatic phenomena
 According to NTC MC 06-06-2006 class
1B FM station with an authorized
transmitter power of 500 W must have
an ERP of not less than 1000 W
 According to NTC MC 03-11-2005 a
person or entity who wants to register to
be a VOIP service provider must post a
performance bond of 5 million pesos
 According to laws and regulation
commercial load for FM station musty
have an aggregate that must not exceed
15 minutes for 1 hour program in metro
manila.
 According to KBP standard classification
of primetime blocks which has coverage
in metro manila is from 6:00 AM up to
8:00PM
 1000 KW – ERP for metro cebu channel
7-13
 electrification – putting 2 material in
close association and separating them
to produce the above effect
 floatation – some solids of suspension
of a mixture is settlked down and the
less dense material is poured off
 Funnicular polygon – graphical solution
in engineering mechanics
 RA 8792 – E-commerce Act of the
Philippines
 EO 109 – improving the provision of
local exchange carrier
 Nominal Clause – breach of contract
where the effect is dependent on time
 Achromatic lens – double lens which
produce deviation without dispersion
 Colorimetry – study that relates average
persons color to physical light stimulus
 Stat-coulomd/ dyne-cm – unit of
electrostatic charge
 Dynes/cm or erg/cm2 – unit of surface
tension
 Musical tone – regular succession of
compression followed by rarefaction
 20-20000 vibration/second – average
human ear sensitivity
 tort – civil wrong committed by a person
 scientific theory – predicts results of
many experiment
 scientific law – summarizes observed
fact
 expert witness in court – not less than
500 per hour or not less than 1000 per
appearance
 May 27, 2004 - effectivity of RA 9292
signed by President GMA on April 17,
2004
 Depletion cost – maintenance on
investment
 RA 9292 Rule 1 – rules and regulation
 RA 9292 Rule 2 – Committee
 RA 9292 Rule 3 – Institute of Electronics
Engineers of the Philippines
 Requirements to be a board: years
residency in the Philippines; 10 years of
practice
GEAS
 6:00 AM to 8:00 PM – primetime
block for FM
 1000 to 2000 UTC – nighttime
 2200 to 1000 UTC – daytime
 500 ft above terrain – standard
antenna height of FM transmitter
 tort – civil wrong committed by one
person causing damage to another
person
 Mathiessens rule – electrical
conductivity is the sum of the thermal
conductivity and residual conductivity
 Hund’s rule of multiplicity – electron
spresd out in available orbit before they
pair up with another electron of different
spin
 Amagats Law – the volume of non
reactive gasses is the sum of the
individual volume of the gasses
 Gibbs theorem – properties of gas
mixture is the sum of the individual
properties of each gas in the compound
 Molecular formula – the number of
atoms of each element in the compound
 Michelsons inferometer – uses
interference of two light signals traveling
at different path as a mean of
determining wavelength
 Material breach – non performance
of an injured party that receives a less
or different amount of money stated in
the contract
 Isothermal expansion – gas
expand without changed in temperature
 Resistivity ratio is the ratio at 298K
to 4.2K
 Coma – ray is focused not on the
principal axis but in a comet shape
image
 Thermionic emission – discovered
by Thomas Edison
 Photoelectric emission – lights and
radiation strikes the metal surface which
causes the emission of electrons
 Sensible heat – heat needed to
change the temperature without
changing phase
 Filament – in a directly heated
cathode _____ serve as the cathode
 De Broigle – discover the duality
principle of light and then later applies to
electron
 2 elements – period 1
 8 elements – period 2
 8 elements – period 3
 18 elements – period 4
 18 elements – period 5
 32 elements – period 6
 300 pesos – CATV annual head
end inspection fee
 3000 pesos – CATV annual
registration fee
 900 pesos – CATV head end
building permit
 unit cost method – when project
need repair, maintenance but the whole
project is not involved
 8% of the cost but not less than
6000 – Class 2 percent cost method
 6% of the cost but not less than
3000 – Class 3 percent cost method
 lanthanide – rare earth
 Cl and F – DDt and Freon common
element
 11.7 – silicon permittivity
 CCITT G151 – limit crosstalk
 CCITT G172 – limit intermodulation
noise frequency for PCM audio
 121.5 MHz – international distress
for aeronautical
 2128 KHz – international distress
for radio telephony
 0.5 milli roentgen and 2 mile – set
by DOH for allowable radiation
 Cesium – melting point is 28
degrees Celsius, liquid in a warm day
 Diffusion – caused by different
frequency
 Musical scale – succession of
tones
 Musical tone – regularities of
compression and rarefactions
 Unpitched – irregularities of
compressions and rarefactions
 Sound – disturbances that can be
detected by human ear
 Distillation – process of separation
of liquids due to difference of their
boiling point
 Funicular polygon – way of solving
using graphical method
 Method of joint – used in solving all
forces in each member of a truss
 Mohr’s circle – method of solving to
eliminate stress; uses graphical
representation in determining stresses
 Relaxation stress – when the load
stress is removed and the strain remain
 Van de Graaf – accelerator of
electrons
 Boltzman constant – ratio of
universal gas constant to avogadros
number
 Thermionic emission – electrons
are boiled
 Consequential – damage not
included in the contract
 Phosphorescence – delayed
fluorescence
 Bond angle – angle made by the
lines joining the nuclei of the atoms in
the molecule
 Valence electron-pair repulsion
Theory – best arrange of a given
number of shared and unshared
electron is one that minimizes the
repulsion among them
 Miscible – liquids that can be mixed
 Osmosis – semi-permeable
membrane
 Beat – produced by superposition
of two sound wave of different frequency
 Resolving power – ability to
produced separate images of nearby
images
 Quality – depends on the omplexity
of the wave
 Heat of fusion – the amount of heat
needed to turn 1 kg of the substance at
its melting point from solid to the liquid
state
 Latent heat – amount of energy
absorbed or released during phase
change process
 Depletion cost – reduction value of
certain natural resources
 0.52 – packing factor of body
centered cubic crystalline structure
 0.74 - packing factor of hexagonal
closed-packed cubic crystalline structure
 8 – coordination number of simple
cubic
 12 – coordination number of face
centered cubic
 lanthanides – found at the 7th
period of the periodic table between
Lanthanium and Halfnium
 Actinides – found at the 6th period
 EO 205 – CATV in the Philippines
 Non-Bravais Lattice – lattice that
display the atoms in the crystal
 IMT 2000 – general agreement for
3G, designated by ITU
 V.90 – 56 kbps digital transmission
of telephone lines
 Line defect – common crystal
defect
 RBE dose is expressed as:
rems( roentgen equivalent man) and reb
(roentgen equivalent biological)
 Roentgen per hour – unit used in
measuring the dosage of x-radiation in
x-ray
 Inadequate control – when there is
an unexplained decline in revenues and
profits of a company the engineer
manager is said to have _______.
 Legitimate power – a person who
posses the highest position in a
company is said to have ______.
 April 17, 2004 – RA 9292 was
signed and approved by PGMA
 May 27, 2004 – effectivity of RA
9292
 Simple legally binding contract –
consist of an offer, acceptance and
consideration
 2260 kJ/kg – latent heat of
vaporization of water under atmospheric
pressure
 335 kJ/kg – latent heat of fusion of
water
 carnot engine – uses isothermal
and adiabatic process
 vestibule school – type of training
wherein the trainer . . .
 Institute of Electronics Engineers of
the Philippines Incorporated –
accredited professional organization for
electronics engineer stated under
section 3 of Rule 1 of IRR of RA9292
 EO467 – signed by president
Ramos in march 1998; operation and
used of international satellite
 EO 469 – National Information
Technology Council (NITC) was created
 100 Million – minimum paid up
capital or applicants of 3G
 300 Million – performance bond to
be posted by applicants for assignment
of 3G radio frequency bands
 8 VA/sq. m. – unit load for rooms
and buildings
 16 VA/sq. m. – general lightning for
hospital
 under RA 9292 electronics
technician may apply for registration
without examination within 5 years after
the effectivity of this republic act
 1 is to 10 ratio – the ratio of forward
to reverse resistance of a good
semiconductor diode
 1200 pesos per year – permit fee
of MDSCP or MPDP
 5000 pesos per year – fine for
unauthorized servicing of mobile
telephone
 1 million and 6 years in jail –
maximum penalty for RA 9292
 automatic Teller Machine (ATM) –
not classified as CCPE by NTC
 4% - CMTS operators must
increase the grade of service by 1%
every 2 years until __% is achieved.
 Anions – larger than their parent
atom
 Cation – smaller than their parent
atom
 Zinc – hexagonal body centered
cubic
 Chromium – Body centered cubic
 Copper – face centered cubic
 Greenish yellow – chlorine
 Maslow hierarchy of needs:
physical, social, security, self-
actualization and self-esteem
 7 years – to file as professional
ECE
 RA 3846 – radio telephony
 Mendeleev – author of periodic
table
 Viscosity – internal friction of fluids
 4000 pesos – penalty for violating
RA 3846
 lux – lumen/square meter
 PD 1986 – MTRCB
 Schottkey defect – neutral defect of
ionic lattices with 2 vacancy
 1G – 50 radio station, can service
1000 subscriber
 2G – 3,000-20,000 subscriber per
cellsite
 monossacharide – C6H12O6
 remanence – similar retentivity
 2% - decrease the drop call rate
until __% is achieve
 IFTS – instruction Television Fix
Service
 Galvanic cell – fuel cell produce
uninterrupted power
SOPER EXTRA GEAS
 Acutal Mechanical Advantage -
Fout / Fin
 1 - Compressibility Constant for a
perfect gas
 pH – power of hydrogen ion
 Curie Temperature – max temp
bago mawala ung magnetic property
 EO 109 – regulation of local
exchange carrier
 EO 52 – interconnection of local
exchange carrier
 P500 – per hour, min charge of
ECE as witness in court
 P1000 – per appearance, min
charge of ECE as witness in court
 P300M – min bond for frequency
assignment on 3G
 P100M – min bond for application
on 3G
 1MT – 2000 – 3G
 1000 subscribers – 1G
 3000 – 20000 subscribers – 2G
 Herzberg’s 2-factor Theorem –
employees are either satisfied or not
satisfied
 10 -14 m – diameter of an atom
 P300 – annual inspection for CATV
head-end
 P900 – application
 RA 9292 – Aug 27, 2004?
 2006 – FCC phases out Analog
 Dislocation – in crystal, di
magkakadikit na mga atom
 Metal Matrix Composites – fibers
 5 yrs – residency, qualification for
ECE board member
 10 yrs – in practice, qualification for
ECE board member
 6yrs imprisonment/ P1M – max fine
sa paglabag ng RA 9292
 modulus of rigidity – shear modulus
 ductility – ability of a material to
resist elastic deformation
 design service – planning
 engineering consultation – advice
 construction and installation –
installation assembly
 inspection – investigation
 maintenance – fixing
 operations – running
 acceptance – accepted standards
 gamma rays – highest energy
 zinc –alloying element in copper
 8 – atomic number of oxygen
 Nichrome – Nickel with 20% - 40%
chromium
 Constantan – Nickel with 40% -
80% copper
 Spin quantum number – spin
angular momentum of electron
 Magnetic quantum number –
angular momentum of electron at
specific direction or position
 Orbital quantum number – angular
momentum of electron in orbit
 32 lbs – one pound-mole
 9.107 x 10-28 – weight of electron
 1.623 x 10-24 – weight of proton
 1.625 x 10-24 – weight of neutron
 1.601 x 10-19 – charge of proton
 -1.601 x 10-19 – charge of electron
 2 up quarks and 1 down quark –
proton
 1 up quark and 2 down quarks –
Neutron
 Baryon – proton and neutron
 Lepton – composed of an electron,
an mu particle and neutrino
 Meson –
 12 – coordination number of FCC
 8 – coordination number of BCC
 0.74 – packing factor of FCC
 0.52 – packing factor of Simple
Cubic
 Zinc – hexagonal crystal structure
 1st Group – 2 elements
 2nd Group – 8 elements
 3rd Group – 8 elements
 4th Group – 18 elements
 5th Group – 18 elements
 6th Group – 32 elements
 annealed copper wire – 102.1%
 annealed silver wire – 108.8%
 emission – radiation
 emission, fluid – convection
 Poisson’s ratio – ratio of transverse
strain to axial strain
 Flourine – most electronegative
 Left and right center gap of periodic
table –
 Transition Metals - Center gap of
periodic table
 Rare Earth – Lanthanide
 Iodine – bluish-black in color,
purple when vaporized
 Chlorine – Greenish-Yellow Gas
 Electron Affinity – tendency to
attract electrons
 Negatron – negative charged
electron
GEAS COACHING
Acid test ratio-measure of assets and
liabilities
Greenhouse effect- infrared
Geturn of invetment-net income/owner’s
equity
Einstein- matter can be converted to
energy
Mechanical to heat- 100%
Heat to mechanical- Depends on the
absorption
Shear modulus- rigidity
Pa- SI unit of pressure
J/s – watts
AM min. carrier – 1 kw
AM max carrier- 50 kw
2006- when analog phased out
Zinc- used in copper; hexagonal packed
0.74- FCC packing factor
0.52- simple structure packing factor
Annealed copper- conductivity is
102.1%
- 0.00393/ degree C
- 234.5 C (absolute)
108.8%- Silver conductivity
72.6%- Gold conductivity
63%-Aluminum conductivity
8- BCC coordination number
12- FCC coordination number
Chromium- BCC
Principal Quantum Number- energy
Magnetic Quantum Number- direction
Azimuthal/Orbital Quantum Number –
magnitude
Spin Quantum Number- spin =)
Secant Modulus- non linear
Linear- low temperature
Aptitude test- psychological test for
applis
0- completely inelastic
1- completely elastic
Coeff. Of restitution- after collision/
before collision
10^-14 – atom
10^-15 to 10^-16- nucleus
9.1 exp -28=mass of electron
1.675 exp -24= mass of neutron
1.672 exp -24=mass of proton
1839-mass of neutrons vs electrons
1836- mass of protons vs electrons
5 drawing specifications- to be passed
by the engr.
Contract= offer, acceptance, condition
 Mesons- 1 mu
Negatron- negative neutron
Nucleons- consist of neutrons and
protons
Creep – permanent strain thru time
3G- 144 kbps
- 100 Million starting capital
- 300 Million- freq assignment
- ITMS 2000
100,000- capital for mobile servicing
Nichrome- highest resistivity
50 by 100 cm- sign board
2128 khz- distress signal for telephony
121.5 Mhz- distress signal for
aeronautical
72.5 to 76 Mhz- frequency not used for
broadband
450- to 470 Mhz- for fixed nomadic
mobile
50 to 54 Mhz- 6 meter distance
4%- NTC for GOS from 1%
2%- NTC for DPR
900- construction for head end
300- instruction fee for head end
3000-license fee from head end
5000-penalty for unauthorized mobile
servicing
4000- penalty for violating radio comm.
Law
Charles’ law- V is proportional to T
Plymer- poly=many meros=part
Thermodynamics- P, V, T
Work= KE + PE= work-energy theorem
Electrostatics- motions at rest
Potential- due to position
Inertia- due to mass
Ceramic- metal + non metal
Period 1 - 2 elements
Period 2 -8 elements
Period 3 -8 elements
Period 4- 18 elements
Period 5- 18 elements
Period 6 - 32 elements; lanthanides-
rare earth
Period 7- actinides = reactive
Metalloids- 4 valence
Oxygen- atomic number 8
Aluminum- most abundant element in
nature
Ductility- ultimate failure/ yield strength
Eureka- constant resistance
Flourine- most electronegative
Monosaccharide- C6H12O6
14C6- 6 protons 6 electrons 8 neutrons
Hardened steel- used in permanent
magnets
Mendeleev- periodic table
Curie Temperature- beyond this,object
will not be magnetized
Iodine- black
Combustion- burned completely
Chlorine- yellowish
Charcoal- dissolve materials
Specific gravity= relative density
Weight density- weight/ volume
Viscosity- friction in fluid
Gravity- conservative
Friction- non conservative
Dissipative forces - non conservative
Alkali- group1 ; softest; reactive thus it
must be protected from water….etc..
Alkaline- group2
Noble- group 8 ; stable elements
Varignon- coplanar
Angular momentum- product moment of
inertia and angular speed
Unit cell- crystalline
Nichrome- 15 10 20% chromium
Rbe- rem and rebs
Extrinsic reward- money, recognition
Maslow hierarchical needs- 5 basic
needs
Herzberg’s principle-satisfied and
dissatisfied employee
Delegation of authority- distribution of
duty
Unit cost- not overall
9pm to 7am- cannot send
broadcast/push message
managerial recruiting basis- current
employee, recruitment agency,
competitor
managerial training- in basket,
management games, case study
vestibule schooling- actual training
situation
Actual mechanical advantage-output
force over input force
Ideal mechanical advantage-input
distance over output distance
Neutron-1 up 2 down quarks
Proton- 2 up 1 down quark
Lithium- 3 protons in the nucleus
Practice of 10 years- board member
application
5 year residence- board member
application
Chlorine-anti bacteria
Ground state- low energy level
Photon- from high energy level to low
True for all ideal gas- molecules can be
broken down to small particles
Electron pair- 2 e
Piston- carnot engine
Carnot- adiabatic and isothermal
Cycle- start and end are same
Process- undergo series of changes
Rotational equilibrium- 0 torque 500- less than court per hour Primetime of FM – 6:00am to 8:00pm
Stationary orbit- single electron 1000- court appearance
Water vapor- humidity V.90- 56 kbps Maximum transmitter power for AM –
15 years- authority of NTC in CATV 2.048 Mbps- ICT 50kW
6th month- new base station
Positive of hydrogen ion-ph Class B FM – 500ft height of tower
1-6 =acid
7- neutral Channel 7-13 – not greater than 1000
8-13 – basic h/4Π
Transition element-central gap Decision making- heart of the….. Field emission – strip of electrons in metal
Left and right from the central gap- main Constantan 40% 60%
group Copper- Secondary emission – bombardment
92- fundamental elements Leptons- electrons and protons???
Group number- nuclear charge Baryons- heavy particle: Proton and Photoelectric emission – light of radiation
Period- the number electrons in the Neutron?
filled orbital Pendulum- (length?) Thermionic emission – boiling constant
Poise- 1 dyne-sec/cm2 Baye’ scriterion high temperature
Latent heat of vaporization- 2260 kJ/kg Open System
Latent heat of fusion- 335kJ/kg Close system Thomas Edison – discovered thermionic
1 slug- 14.6 kg Melting point emission
1 lb-4.45 N Fusion
8% of cost but not less than 6000- Heat capacity Chadwick – discovered neutron
Group2 Heat of vaporization
6% of cost but not less than 3000-group Latent effects Spectroscope – measure the light using
3 Yield strength- prism and lenses
Work function-
RA 9292 Non bravais Lattice Binaural effect – sound receive by the ear
Rule 1-Rules and regulations Space lattice at different time
Rule 2-Board of Electronics Line spectrum
Rule 3- Exam, registration and licensure Line defect- Doppler effect – frequency received when
EO 109- local exchange carrier the source is moving
EO 52- interconnection of telecom Democritus – matter can be broken into
RA 8792- E commerce smaller particles, atoms (which is Phosphorescence – delay time needed to
RA 436- Cable TV indivisible) return back the light to original state after
RA 467- Fidel Ramos; communication emission
satellite Daytime of AM – 2200 to 1000 UTC
EO 205- CATV 1500php – minimum payment retainer’s
RA 3846- radio communication Nighttime of AM – 1000 to 2000 UTC fee for electronics engineer consultant
RA 469-
Maximum transmitting power in metro
Cebu – 1000kW
Refraction – bending occurs when the
propagation velocity is change
Huygen’s principle – when a ray of light hit
a sharp curve, the wavelets move the
same direction
Miscibility – ability of metals to combine
Aqueous – when the substance in the
process of combination results the water
in liquid form
Hard water – water whose contain
dissolve salts
Group of families in periodic table
IA – Alkali metals
IIA – Alkaline earth metals
IIIA – Boron Metals
IVA – Carbon family
VA – Nitrogen Family
VIA – Oxygen Family
VIIA – Halogen family
Sound Intensity – logarithm of the ratio of
intensity over common reference
Dalton’s Law of Partial Pressure
Pt = P1 + P2 + P3…+Pn
Gay-lussac Law – P=kT
Where P – pressure in Pa
T – temp. in Kelvin
Condensation – change of state from gas
to liquid
Sublimation – change of state ff\rom solid
to gas
Steel – alloy of ironand carbon where
carbon exceed 2%
Cohesion – attraction between like
molecules
Adhesion – attraction between unlike
molecules
Cryogenics – branch of physics that deals
with low temperature
INNOMINATE TERM-serious/ not serious
DIFFRACTION- obstacle
VOIP SERVICE PROVIDER- 5 million
P 1500 – retainer’s fee
CH 7 to 13- 1000KW (cebu and metro
mla.)
LEAD –xray
ISOTHERMAL-gas expands w/o change
in temperature
500 ft- antenna height
OSMOSIS- semi permeable membrane
INTENSITY LEVEL- logarithm
RA 9292- AUG. 31, 2007
AUDIO- 20 – 2000 cycles/sec.
ECHO- sound repetition
DALTON- partial pressure
120 V- center=0, 60 V and -60 V
BOLTZMANN’S CONSTANT- ratio of R
over avogadro’s number
SCIENTIFIC THEORY-summary of
observation
LEAF ELECTROSCOPE-electrostatic
phenomena
ELECTRIFICATION- close association
FLOATATION- less dense is poured off
LOUDNESS- magnitude
MUSICAL TONE- series of succession
and rarefaction
CONDENSATION- gas to liquid
EO 109 -local exchange carrier
15 MINUTES- commercial in radio station
ADHESION-unlike charge
COHESION-like charge
SUBLIMATION-solid to gas
BROWNIAN MOVEMENT-movement of
small particles
OXYGEN-most abundant element on
earth
ALIMINUM- most abundant element
BLACK BODY-absorber of all radiation
AZAMAT’S RULE-volume
MATHIESON RULE- resistivity
DEMOCRITUS-matter si subdivided to
small…
PHOTOELECTRIC-due to light
8792- E commerce
URANIUM- highest atomic number among
the choices
In STEEL- carbon is less than 2%
1000-2000-night time in UTC
2200-1000- daytime in UTC
RATE OF DISCOUNT-interest/amt.
borrowed
HARD WATER-dissolved salt
1ST IONIZATION- minimum amt. to strip
an electron
METALLIC BOND- + ion in sea of
electrons
THIN ALIMINUM-thin film
FLOURESCENCE-absorb and emit
PHOSPORESCENCE-delay GIBB’S RULE-
COMPRESSIVE MOLDING- molding RELATIVE ABUNDANCE-
between 2plates DISPERSION-
CALORIE, BTU, JOULE- energy unit OPTICAL DISPERSION-
DEPLETION COST-due to maintenance T’X 326.25 to 326.475 Mhz cordless
cost R’X 210
2 FM TRANSLATORS- 1 FM station SCIENTIFIC LAW-
8.5 ph- ALKALINE PITCH-
DISTORTION-pin cushion UNPITCHED-
VELOCITY OF CUE BALL AFTER REVERBERATION-
COLLISION-velocity of the object SPHERICAL ABERATION-
6.25%-authorized payment of corporation MASS DEFECT-
SECONDARY EMISSION-bombardment SINKING FUND METHOD-
FIELD EMISSION- use of high THOMAS EDISON-
electrostatic field FUNNICULAR-
P=kt – Gay lusaacs law STOICHIOMETRY-
TOTAL REFLECTION- angle incidence ALLOTROPE-
greater critical angle ASTIGMATISM-
RELAXATION- Reducing stress TRITIUM-
WIEDEMANN-FRANZ-
1 alkali THERMIONIC EMISSION-
2 alkaline earth TORT-
3 boron MATERIAL BREACH-
4 carbon CONDITION-
5 nitrogen REPRESENTATION-
6 oxygen/chalcogen CONSEQUENTIAL-
7 halogen
8 noble/inert

HUN’S RULE-
SHEAR STRESS-
TORTIONAL STRESS-
AQUAEOUS SOLUTION-
DISTILLATION-
MELTING-
TENSILE STRENGTH-
MICHAELSON..-