Lab 1 Flashcards

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1
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Covalent bonds

A

Sharing of electrons pairs between atoms

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2
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C6H12O6

A

Glucose

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3
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Dehydration synthesis

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When water is the product of 2 monomers coming together

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4
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Hydrolysis

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When a compound breaks down due to a reaction with water

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5
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Scientific method

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  • a system of advancing knowledge
  • uses a hypothesis to answer a question
  • then tests that hypothesis with data collected through observation and experimentation.
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6
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5 steps to scientific method

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  1. observation
  2. generation of hypothesis
  3. testing the hypothesis
  4. presentation of analysis
  5. conclusions
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7
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Testing the hypothesis

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  • experimental results must be replicable

- numerous repetitions are necessary for statistical analysis

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Experimental design

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  • independent variable(what you wish to test the effect of , X AXIS)
  • dependent variable (what you measure Y AXIS)
  • controlled variables (variables that may affect the dependent variable therefore must be kept constant)
  • levels of treatment (range of independent variables you wish to test the effect of)
  • control(basis for comparison;group in which independent variable is not manipulated)
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9
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Line graph

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Presents continuous data as line or lines

E.g : increase in growth over time

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10
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Bar graph

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Presents categorical data as discrete bars

E.g:number of nests in diff study areas

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11
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Histogram

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Presents continuous data as a series of grouped bars

E.g : frequencies at which diff body heights occur among adult females

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12
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Pie graph

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Presents relative proportions of a whole

E.g: Percentage of caloric intake from proteins/carbohydrates/lipids

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13
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Table

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Presents large amounts of data and specific values

E.g: heights of newborns at 1 week intervals over a 6 month period

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14
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How many cm in a m

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100 cm in a 1 m

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15
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How many mL in 1 L

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1000 mL in 1L

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16
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How many micro meters in 1 m

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1,000,000 micro metres in 1 m

17
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How many grams in a kilogram

A

1000 grams in a kilogram

18
Q

What is the total viewing magnification

A

Power of objective lens X power of ocular lens

19
Q

What’s the coats focus adjustment knob used for

A

To bring your image into focus

20
Q

Name 2 adjustments to the microscope that you made to make it more comfortable for you to use

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1: adjusting the light intensity by using the dial on the base of the microscope
2: adjusting the ocular lens so that you can comfortably see the image

21
Q

What was the viewing magnification used to observe a RBC

A

40 x 10 = 400

22
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Continuous data vs categorical data

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Continuous data is quantitative data that can be measured (ex:numeric or date/time)
Categorical data involve non numeric groups or categories