chen unit test Flashcards

1
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how to tell if a substance is organic or inorganic

A

if it molds or has carbon it’s organic

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2
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role of carbohydrates

A

energy source for metabolism

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3
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lipids role

A

storage of unused chemical energy

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4
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proteins role

A

Structural molecule for body that helps chemical reactions

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5
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Difference between trace elements and macronutrients

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trace element- amount of minerals needed per day
macronutrient - carbs, lipids, proteins

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6
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what are the ingredients in fertilizer?

A

nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium

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7
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What is biomagnification?

A

Toxicity concentration increases as it moves at the food chain.

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8
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how do incects become resistant to pesticides?

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overtime insects will become used to the pesticides and adapt rothem and it won’t harm them anymore

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9
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What are acids like

A

red, sour, tart

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10
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what are bases like?

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blue, bitter, slippery

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11
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what happens to the acidity of a solution as a pH value decreases

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When pH value decreases, the substance becomes more acidic

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12
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Equation for neutralization

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acid+base=neutral (7)

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13
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how do you neutralize an acid spill and base spill

A

pour acid on base and base on acid

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14
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What is acid rain?

A

Pollution that goes into the air and condenses into clouds to make toxic rain

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15
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what is acid rain made of

A

Carbon, nitrogen, Sulfer (burning materials)

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16
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Effects of acid rain

A

Destroys, lakes and streams, reduces production of crops, decay on buildings/statues

17
Q

how many millilitres of toxin must be added to 1,000,000 mL of water to produce a 9 PPM solution

18
Q

What is toxicity?

A

Ability of a chemical to cause harm to an organism

19
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What is LD50?

A

lethal dose 50
dose of a chemical that will kill 50% of the population it’s applied to

20
Q

what is the relationship between temperature in oxygen concentrations

A

Cold Water water holds more dissolved oxygen

21
Q

What are bio indicators?

A

Organisms that indicate the health of environment

22
Q

Relationship between pollution levels, and biodiversity

A

High pollution levels equals biodiversity decrease

23
Q

what is the relationship between oxygen concentration, and biodiversity

A

High oxygen concentration equals more biodiversity

24
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what is the relationship between oxygen concentration in the number and types of ivertebrates found in a river

A

higher oxygen equals more invertebrates

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difference between biodegradable or nonbiodegradable
Biodegradable can break down in an environment and non biodegradable takestime/doesn’t
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what environmental conditions are required for the optimal decomposition of biodegradable materials
Moisture,heat
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which nutrients are added to lake or pond when it receives agricultural run-off
phosphates and nitrates
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what is the result of phosphates and nutrients entering water
algal blooms and poor water quality
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completion:
increased nutrients=increase algea=increase bacteria=decrease O2=decrease trout
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four r’s
Reduce, recycle, reuse, rethink
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characteristics of a well constructed sanitary landfill
Gravel, Sand, clay, impermeable liner
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why should we not incinerate our waste
The chemicals in pollute the air from burning
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what would u find in a river with low biodiversity
High acidity, high nitrate levels, phosphate levels, low oxygen levels and high pollution
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chronic toxicity
Happens after multiple exposures to the chemical
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acute toxicity
acute toxicity Happens after only one exposure to the chemical
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Persistent pollutant
Does not break down
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Nonpersistent pollutant
Breaks down
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Point source
Clear were the pollution came from
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non point source
Can’t really be traced back with the pollution came from (spread wide)