Exam 1 Flashcards

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What classifies living things

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Order, Response to stimulation, reproduction, growth/development, regulating internal environment, energy processing, evolution

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2
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Producers

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make their food, break it down later when they need energy

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3
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Consumers

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eat producers, or other consumers, to get food chemicals

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4
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What domain are animals and humans in

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Eukarya

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5
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Eukarya domain

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Single cell or multicellular, includes plants, animals, and fungi

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6
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Hypothesis

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tentative explanation subject to testing and modification

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7
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Theory

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widely accepted explanatory idea that generates new hypothesis and is supported by much evidence

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8
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Protons

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positively charged

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9
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Neutrons

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neutral charge

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10
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Electrons

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negative charge

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11
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of ____ = # of ____

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electrons, protons

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12
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Mass number

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protons+neutrons

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13
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Atomic mass

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number of protons

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14
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Chemical bond

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attractive force that links atoms together to form molecules

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15
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First shell holds

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two electrons

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16
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second, third shells hold

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up to 8 electrons

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17
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Ionic bonds

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atoms lose/gain electrons

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18
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Covalent bonds

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atoms share electrons

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19
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Electrons shared unequally

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polar covalent bond

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20
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Electrons shared equally

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non polar covalent bond

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21
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Hydrogen bonds

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form between slightly positive hydrogen and slightly negative atom

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22
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Reactants convert to

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products

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23
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Cohesive

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molecules stick together

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24
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Solutes dissolve in

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solvents

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Hydrophobic molecules
water resistant
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More H+ than OH-
Acidic
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Less H+ then OH-
basic
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0.001 and 1x10-3=
ph3
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Macromolecules
large molecule such as protein or dna, frequently a polymer
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Polymer
large molecule consisting of small subunits called monomers
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Dehydration synthesis reactions
covalent bonds link monomers to form polymer
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Hydrolisis
polymers covalent bonds broken, separated into monomers
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Biological molecules contain
Carbon and hydrogen
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Carbohydrates polymer
polysaccharides
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Carbohydrates monomer
monosaccharide
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Carbs, Polysaccharides=
starch, glycogen, cellulose, chitin
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Carbs function
quick energy source
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What stores energy
starch, glycogen
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Structural support=
cellulose, chitin
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Proteins monomers
amino acids
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Amino acids linker by dehydration synthesis reactions to form
protein
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Covalent bonds between amino acids is a
peptide bomd
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Denaturatio
protein loses structure by excessive heat
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Hydrophobic lipids
fats, oils, waxes
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Fats and oils do what
store energy
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Nuclei acids monomers
nucleotide
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Nucleic acids example
dna and rna
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Which zooms in more light microscope or electron microscope
electron microscope
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Prokaryotic
small, less complicated cell(bacteria and archaea domains)
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Eukaryotic cells
larger, more complex(plants, animals cells)
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Ribosomes
synthesize proteins by forming covalent bond between amino acids
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Rough er
has ribosomes that make proteins to be secreted from cell
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smooth er
detoxifies foreign molecules
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Proteins synthesized by ribosomes transported in
vesicles
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Lysosome
digestive organelles
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Vacuoles and vesicles
fluid filled sacs
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Plants water filled central vacuole supports
non woody parts
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Cilia, flagella
appendages of movement
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Hydrophilic
water loving
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Hydrophobic
water fearing
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Passive transport
Diffusion, facilitated diffusion, osmosis
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Active transport
cell supplies energy, against concentrations gradient, lower solute to higher solute
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Diffusion
movement of particles from high concentration to low concentration
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Osmosis
diffusion of water across selectively water permeable membrane
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99% water inside cell, 99% water outside of cell
constant cycle of water in and out of cell
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99% water inside cell, 100% water outside
Net movement of water into cells, cells swells, might burst
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99% water inside cell, cells are in salt water
Net movement of water out of cells, cells shrivels
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Energy for active transport
atp
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E doctors is
cells engulf large molecules
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Exocytosis
moves large molecules out of cells
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Positive charge means
less electrons
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Proteins
enzymes, hemoglobin
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What do plant cells have that animal cells don’t
Cell wall, Chloroplast
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Structures present in eukaryotic cells but not in prokaryotic cells
Nucleus, endoplasmic reticulum, mitochondria, chloroplast
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Fun room of mitochondria
produce atp by aerobic metabolism
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Function of golgi apparatus
modifies and packages proteins