Final Review Flashcards

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3 domains of life

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  • bacteria
  • archaea
  • eukarya
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eukarya kingdoms (4)

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  • fungi
  • plants
  • animal
  • protists
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what is the difference between bacteria and archaea compared to eukarya ?

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they are prokaryotes
- do not have membrane bound organelles
- protists only eukarya exception

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difference between independent / dependent variable ?

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independent = x-axis
- what is being intentionally changed
dependent = y-axis
- independent influences dependent outcome

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difference between continuous vs. discrete data ?

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continuous = line graph
- infinite # of points
discrete = bar graph
- different labeled sections, order doesn’t matter

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what is an experimental control ?

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what is being held constant through out the entire experiment
- room temp, environment, etc.

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correlation vs. causation

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correlation doesn’t ALWAYS = causation
- need to rule out other extraneous factors that can influence causation
- health, socioeconomic status, etc.

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process of evolution by natural selection

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organisms evolve in order to avoid natural selection
- traits more suited for environment = higher fitness
- traits less suited for environment = higher chance of dying / victim of natural selection

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fitness of an organism

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higher fitness = higher chance of pass on traits

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what is an element ?

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pure substance that has no additives
- only hydrogen (H), only carbon (C)

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what is a compound ?

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substance made up of 2 or more elements
- O2, O=O, oxygen; H2O, H-O-H, water

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what is an atom ?

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basic unit of all chemical stuff
- makes up all substances

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valence electrons

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electrons on the outermost shell of an atom

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electrons

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negative charge
- found in electron cloud
- minuscule / no mass

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protons

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positive charge
- found in nucleus

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neutrons

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neutral charge
- found in nucleus

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atomic mass of an atom

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sum of protons and neutrons

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atomic charge

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sum of protons and electrons

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what are isotopes ?

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same element but w/ different # of neutrons
- same element w/ different atomic mass
- C-13 vs. C-14

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what are isomers ?

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same chemical formula (compound) but different chemical structure
- compound / element is in different spot when compared to each other

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amino group

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phosphate group

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-PO4(-2)
polar

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electronegativity

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high negativity, a stronger pull for electrons in compounds
- O, N

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partial negative vs. partial positive

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partial negative = stronger electronegative element (O, N)
partial positive = weaker electronegative element
- H2O; O = partial negative, H2 = partial positive

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polar compound
compound that has partial positive and partial negative elements - H2O
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non-polar compound
compound that is sharing electrons equally - no partial positive / partial negative
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hydrogen bond
weak bonds on there own - bond between H of one compound to O of another compound
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covalent bond
sharing electrons - polar covalent = electronegative forces - nonpolar covalent = sharing equally
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ionic bond
transferring electrons - fulfill valance shell of both elements one giving electron = positive (Na+) one gaining electron = negative (Cl-) (Na+Cl-)
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dehydration reaction
removing water to combine monomers
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hydrolysis
adding water to sever bond between polymers
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ion
positive / negative charged atom
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4 macromolecules
all polymers - nucleic acids - carbohydrates - proteins - lipids
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monomer of nucleic acids
nucleotides
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monomer of carbohydrates
monosaccharides (glucose, etc.)
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monomer of proteins
amino acids
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monomer of lipids
phospholipids, triglycerides, steroids
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phospholipid parts
glycerol head = hydrophilic fatty acid tails = hydrophobic
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what is an organic compound ?
a compound that contains 1 or more carbons (C)
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pH scale
0 - 14 scale dependent on acidity extremely acidic ---> extremely basic pH 7 = neutral (water)
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how much does pH change between pH levels ?
one digit change (pH 4 ---> 5) is an 10
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buffer
solution that resists changes in pH if acidic or basic solution is added