higher tier set Flashcards
Are the cells made in mitosis identical or varied?
Identical
Define active transport
Molecules moving from a low to high concentration
Define diffusion
Molecules moving from a high to low concentration
How are electron microscopes better than light microscopes?
Higher resolution and magnification
How are alveoli/villi adapted to maximise diffusion?
LSA, good blood supply, 1 cell thick
How do you calculate magnification?
Image size/ real size object
How do you change magnification on a light microscope?
change objective lens
How do you focus a light microscope?
Turn focusing wheel
How many cells are made in mitosis?
2
If an organism is larger, how does this affect the surface are to volume ratio?
Decreases
Name a prokaryotic cell
Bacterial
Name 2 eukaryotic cells
Animal and plant
What are stem cells?
Undifferentiated cells that can change into other type of cells
What do the water molecules move through in osmosis?
Semi permeable membrane
What dies active transport require?
Energy
What is a benefit of therapeutic cloning?
Cells cannot refuse
What is mitosis needed for?
Growth and repair
What is the cells wall made of?
Cellulose
What is the role of the cell membrane?
Contains what leaves and enters the cell
What is the role of the cell wall?
Strengthens and supports the cell
What is the role of the chloroplast?
Contains Chlorophyll that obtains light
What is the role of cytoplasm?
Site for chemical reactions
What is the role of mitochondria?
Site of respiration and releases energy
What is the role of the nucleus?
Controls the cells and contains DNA
What is the role of the ribosomes?
Protein synthesis
What is the role of the vacuole?
To contain Cell sap
Where are the adult stem cells found?
Found in bone marrow
Where are chromosomes found?
Found in the nucleus
Where are embryonic stem cells found?
Found in Embryo
Where are meristems found?
Found in plant shoots
Which molecules move in Osmosis?
Water molecules
Why are cells specialised?
To function for a certain job
Define atomic number
Number of protons
Define mass number
Number of both protons and neutrons
How did Mendeleev arrange his periodic table?
By atomic weight
How do you separate a liquid from a solution?
By simple distillation
How do you separate a soluble solid from a solution?
By crystallisation
How do you separate an insoluble solid from a solvent?
By filtration
How do you separate liquids with two different boiling points?
By fractional distillation
How is the modern periodic table arranged?
By atomic number
How many electrons do group 0 elements have in their outer shell?
1 electron
How many electrons do group 1 elements have in their outer shell?
8 electrons, except from Helium
How many electrons do group 7 elements have in their outer shell?
7 electrons
State the reactivity of group 1 as you go down the group
Reactivity increases
State the reactivity of group 7 as you go up the group
Reactivity increases
What is a compound?
More than one elements joined together and cannot be separated by physical porcess
What is a mixture?
A number of elements/compounds that are together that can be separated by physical process
What is a group?
The vertical column in the periodic table
What is a period?
Horizontal row of the periodic table
What is an isotope?
Same atom of an element with a different neutron number
What is group 0 called?
The Nobel Gases
What is group 1 called?
Alkali Metals
What is group 7 called?
Halogens
What is the relative charge of a neutron?
Relative charge is neutral
What is the relative charge of a proton?
Relative charge is positive
What is the relative charge of an electron?
Relative charge if negative
What is the relative mass of a neutron?
Relative mass of a neutron is 1
What is the relative mass of a proton?
Relative mass of a proton is 1
What is the relative mass of an electron?
Relative mass of an electron is 1
What subatomic particle will you find in energy shells?
Subatomic particle is an electron
What subatomic particle will you find in the nucleus of an atom?
Subatomic particle in a nucleus of an atom is both proton and neutron
What two physical processes take place in fractional distillation?
Condensation and evaporation
Why are group 0 unreactive?
Because they have a full outer shell
Why did Mendeleev leave gaps in his periodic table?
He believed that there were more elements to be discovered
What is the main advantage of using nuclear power to generate electricity?
No Carbon dioxide emissions
What is the main disadvantage of using nuclear power to generate electricity?
Has to be stored for thousands of years
What is the main advantage of using wind to generate power?
Leaves no change towards the climate change
What is the main disadvantage of using wind to generate electricity?
Wind is not a reliable source
What is the main advantage of using solar power to generate electricity?
Leaves no change towards the climate change
What is the main disadvantage of using solar power to generate electricity?
Sunlight is not a reliable soirce
What is the main advantage of using biofuels to generate electricity?
Leaves no change towards the climate change
What is the main disadvantage of using biofuels to generate electricity?
Land gets taken up in order to let plants grow for the fuel
How does the resistance of an thermistor depend on temperature?
As temperature goes up, resistor goes down (T.U.R.D)
How does the resistance of light dependent resistor depend on a light intensity?
As brightness increase, resistance decreases. (B.I.R.D)
What is the unit of electrical resistance?
ohms
What equation links current (I), potential difference (V) and resistance (R)?
V= I*R
How are ammeters and voltmeters connected to a current?
Ammeter in series, Voltmeter in parallel.