lab 1 Flashcards

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1
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The study of life

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Biology

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2
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A molecule that releases hydrogen ions in solution

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Acid

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3
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A logarithmic scale that indicates the concentration of hydrogen ions. the scale goes from 0-14, with zero representing high concentration of H+ ions(acidic) and 14 representing lowest concentration (base)

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pH Scale

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4
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movement of water across membranes to balance solute concentrations. water diffuses from a solution that is hypotonic

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Osmosis

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5
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A logical process that argues from a specific instances to a general conclusion

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Inductive Reasoning

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Refers to process that occurs in the presence of oxygen; a form of metabolism that does require oxygen

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Aerobic Process

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7
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Those organisms that do not require oxygen

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Anaerobic Organisms

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Refers to a process that occurs in the absence of oxygen; a form of metabolism that does not require oxygen.

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Anaerobic Process

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Variable that is being manipulated by the researcher in a scientific experiment

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Independent variable

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In biology a proposed explanation for a natural phenomenon based on previous observations or experimental studies

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Hypothesis

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The bio membrane that separated the internal contents of a cell form its external environment

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Plasma Membrane

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12
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A molecule containing significant numbers of polar bonds

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Polar molecule

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13
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Result expected from a particular test of a hypothesis if the hypothesis were true

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Prediction

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14
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series of steps to test the validity of a hypothesis This approach often involves a comparison between control and the experimental groups

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Scientific Method

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15
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A branch of mathematics that estimates the reliability of data

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Statistics

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16
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a substance dissolved in a liquid

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Solute

17
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A liquid that contains one or more dissolved solutes

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Solution

18
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Concentration of hydrogen ions in a solution expressed usually in moles per liter or the pH units

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Hydrogen Ion Concentration

19
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A WEAK chemical attraction between a partially positive hydrogen atom of a polar molecule and a partially negative atom of another polar molecule

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Hydrogen Bond

20
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Response, any variable that responds or could respond, to changes in an independent variable

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Dependent variable

21
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In a solution, the process that occurs when a solute moves from a region of high concentration to a region of lower concentration

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Diffusion

22
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a molecule that when dissolved in water lowers the H+ concentration.

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base

23
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The sample in an experiment that is treated just like an experimental group

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Control Groups

24
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Loss of water

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Dehydration

25
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Facts and statistics collected together for reference or analysis

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data

26
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Making a prediction about an outcome of a test

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Deductive Reasoning

27
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The tendency to attract electrons to form a chemical bond

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Electronegative