Lab 4 Flashcards

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What is the Scientific Method?

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The approach to research involving observation, hypothesis, experimentation, and conclusion.

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What are Experimental Protocols?

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Procedures that ensure consistency and reproducibility in experiments, minimizing variability and bias.

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What are controls in experiments?

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Essential elements for comparison in experiments. A positive control shows a change, while a negative control shows no change.

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What are reducing sugars?

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Sugars with free aldehyde or ketone groups that can be identified by a color change in the Benedict’s test.

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What is Benedict’s Test?

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A chemical test that identifies reducing sugars by producing a color change when heated with Benedict’s solution.

Positive Result: Brown/red color and precipitate formation.

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What is Continuous Data?

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Data that can take any value within a range and is often measured.

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What is Categorical Data?

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Data that is divided into distinct categories or groups.

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What is the Yeast Cellular Respiration Experiment?

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The yeast respiration with different sugars. The sugar is acting as the energy source

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What is the Spinach Photosynthesis Experiment?

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The photosynthetic rate of spinach when using four different carbon dioxide/light treatments

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What sugars does the cellular respiration experiment use?

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Glucose, Sucrose, Lactose, and Lactose+Lactase

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What is the cellular respiration experiment measuring?

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The amount of CO2 being produced

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How do you calculate respiration rate?

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Final CO2 volume - Initial CO2 volume (mL) /Time (minutes)

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What are you observing during the Photosynthesis experiment?

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How many spinach leaves are floating

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14
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What causes the leaves to float?

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Photosynthesis
The production of oxygen

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How is the photosynthetic rate calculated?

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Proportion of leaves floating/Time (minutes)

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Are monosaccharides reducing sugars?

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Yes