Biology Vocab Flashcards

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Control group

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It is not changed in an experiment. Nothing is added or taken away.

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Experimental group

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It also is the thing that is receiving the treatment or condition of the experiment.

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Independent variable

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The variable that the scientist is testing is called the… the one change in the experiment.

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responding variable

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Variable that respond to the change in an experiment. Like the thing you are measuring to see if your hypothesis is correct. Not the thing you are changing, but the things that respond to the change.

… like in my fish experiment it would be the different weights of the fish.

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Qualitative

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Data that cannot be measured

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Hi

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Biology

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Scientific study of life.

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Controlled experiment

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Experiment in which only one variable is changed.

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Data

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Evidence, information gathered from observations.

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Dependent variable

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The variable you change in an experiment.

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Hypothesis

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possible answer to a scientific question.

Educated guess

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Independent variable

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Factor in a controlled experiment that is deliberately changed and also called manipulation.

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Inference

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A logic interpretation based on prior knowledge and experience.

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Observation

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Process of noticing and describing events or processes in a careful orderly way.

Observing things

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Theory

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Well tested, explained explanation that unifies a broad range of observation and hypothesis, and enables scientist to make accurate predictions about new situations.

…. The answer to an experiment.

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16
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What is the freezing temp of H2O in Celsius boiling

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0 and 100

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What is the meaning of hydrophilic?

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Loving water or likes water

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What are the necessary parts of a graph?

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Titles and labels
Numbers
Grid

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Well plate

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Hold object for comparison

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Pipette

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Bigger than the dropper, and drop smaller amounts of liquids than the dropper.

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Hot plate

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Heats liquids

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Claim

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A statement based on your opinion

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Stimulus

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The thing that changes in your environment that cause the response.

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Response

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The reaction you have to the stimulus or the thing that changes in your environment.

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Cellular organization
Cells, tissues,organ, organ systems, organisms.
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Reproduction
Passing DNA (genes) into copies of individuals.
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Asexual
Takes one organism to make babies.
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Sexual
Takes more than one to make babies.
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Homeostasis
Maintain a stable environment.
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Autotroph
Produces energy
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Heterotroph
Eats other things
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Carnivores
Eats other heterotrophs
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Herbivores
Eats plants
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Omnivore
Eats plants and animals
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Decomposers
Break down dead a decaying things
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Evolve
Change of species over time ….. Does not happen to individuals. Happens to the species
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Chemistry
The study of matter
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Matter
Anything that has mass and takes up space.
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Atom
Smallest unit of matter
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What is the structure of an atom?
Protons, neutrons, electrons
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Protons
Positivity charged.
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Neutrons
Neutral
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Electrons
Negative charge and found in orbitals.
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Elements
Pure substances that can not be broken down chemically or physically.
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How many states can elements be found in?
3
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What 3 states can elements be found in?
Solid, liquid, Gas
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How many elements are there?
92 naturally occurring elements.
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What are 6 elements that are found in ALL living things?
Carbon, Oxygen, Hydrogen, Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Sulfur
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What are 6 elements found in MOST living things?
Iron, Potassium, Calcium, Sodium, Chlorine, Magnesium
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What happens if the number of neutrons changes?
An isotope is formed
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What happens if the number of electrons changes?
A ion is formed.
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Compounds
Substances made of 2 or more elements.
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H20
Water
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NaCI
Salt
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Chemical bonds
Force that holds substances together.
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Forming Chemical bonds creates……
Energy
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Breaking chemical bonds releases….
Energy
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Ionic Bond
A bond formed between 2 ions
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Ions
Atoms that have lost or gained electrons.
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To make Negative ions what was gained?
Electrons
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To make positive ions what was lost?
Electrons
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How is a compound different from the things that make it?
Elements make a compound. they are two different elements that come together to make the compound.
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What are the small parts that make up an atom?
Protons, neutrons, electrons
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Why are isotopes of an element still the same in how they act in chemistry?
They are gaining and losing neutrons. Which are neutral so it will only affect the mass and not balance. Because neutrons are neutral. They are neither proton or electron.
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What’s the difference between two types of bonds: ionic and covalent? (Hint: how do atoms share or give away their electrons?)
Ionic gives or takes electrons. Covalent bonds shares electrons.
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What does “co” mean?
Shares
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Periodic table
Table of all the elements
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What is the chemical abbreviation of carbon?
C
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What is the chemical abbreviation for oxygen?
O
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What is the chemical abbreviation for hydrogen?
H
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What is the chemical abbreviation for nitrogen?
N
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What is the chemical abbreviation for phosphorus?
P
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What is the chemical abbreviation for sulfur?
S
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What is the chemical abbreviation for iron?
Fe
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What is the chemical abbreviation for potassium?
K
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What is the chemical abbreviation for calcium?
CA
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What is the chemical abbreviation for sodium?
NA
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What’s the chemical abbreviation for chlorine?
CL
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What is the chemical abbreviation for magnesium?
MG
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Covalent bond
Formed when electrons are shared between atoms.
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Covalent bond
Formed when electrons are shared between atoms.
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Covalent bond
Formed when electrons are shared between atoms.
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Reactions
Two or more molecules interact and a change occurs.
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Endothermic
Absorbs energy in chemical bonds
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Exothermic
Releases energy and breaks chemical bonds.
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Reactant
Molecules created in a rxn
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Product
Molecules created in a Rxn
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Numbers of an atom must be…
Equilibrium or balanced
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Catalyst
Substance that speeds up a rxn
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Activation energy
Energy to start a rxn
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Enzymes
Specific types of protein that work to speed up specific chemical reactions
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Enzymes only work in certain places called……
Substances
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Salivary amylose
Breaks down sugars and is found in saliva. It speeds up digestion.
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Strength of acid or base is measured on…..
PH scale