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Lab Final Flashcards

1
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Kilo

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Symbol: K
Signification: One Thousand (1000)

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Hector

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Symbol: H
Signification: One Hundred (100)

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Deca

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Symbol: D
Signification: Ten (10)

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Meter

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Symbol: m
Signification: One ( 1)

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Deci

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Symbol: D
Signification: One tenth (0.1)

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Centi

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Symbol: C
Signification: one hundred (0.01)

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Milli

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Symbol: M
Signification: one thousand (0.001)

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8
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Converting Celsius to Fahrenheit

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(C x 1.8)+32= degrees Fahrenheit

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1 inch

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2.54 centimeter

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1 foot

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30.0 centimeter

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1 yard

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0.9 meters

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1 mile

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1.6 kilometer

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1 millimeter

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0.04 inches

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14
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1 centimeter

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0.4 inches

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1 meter

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1.1 yards

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16
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1 kilometer

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0.6 miles

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17
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1 square inch

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6.5 square centimeters

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18
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1 square foot

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0.09 square meters

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19
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1 square mile

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2.6 square kilometers

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20
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1 acre

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0.4 hectares

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21
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1 square centimeter

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0.16 square inches

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1 square meter

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1.2 square yards

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23
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1 square kilometer

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0.4 square miles

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1 hectare

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2.5 acres

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1 fluid ounce

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30.0 millimeter

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1 pint

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0.47 liters

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1 quart

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0.95 liters

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1 gallon

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3.8 liters

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1 milliliter

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0.034 fluid ounces

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1 liter

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1.06 quarts

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1 liter

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0.26 gallons

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1 ounce

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28.0 grams

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1 pound

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0.45 kilograms

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1 gram

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0.035 ounces

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1 kilogram

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2.2 pound

36
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what is the smallest sub division found on your meter stick?

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10 mm

37
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What unit of measurement is indicated by the numbered lines

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centi

38
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What unit of measurement is indicated by the large numbers?

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deci

39
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How many decimeters are in one meter

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10

40
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How many centimeters are in one decimeter

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10 cm

41
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How many millimeters are in one centimeter

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10cm

42
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How many centimeters are in one meter

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100 cm

43
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How many millimeters are in one meter

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1000 cm

44
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Converting Fahrenheit to Celsius

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(F-32)/1.8= degrees Celsius

45
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Interphase: Mitosis

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G1: The organelles are dividing getting ready of mitosis
S: The DNA is duplicates in a process called replication
G2: Pairs start to condense, can be distinguished as individual chromosome pairs then interphase is over

46
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Mitosis

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Prophase: Chromosomes are completely condensed, the nuclear membrane begins to break down and the mitotic spindle starts to appear
Metaphase: The chromosomes pairs line up at the center of the cell on what is called metaphase plate (equator)
Anaphase: During anaphase, the sister chromatids separate and are pulled toward the poles.
Telophase: During telophase, the chromosomes reach the poles, become dispersed and the nuclear membrane starts to form around each group of chromosomes
Cytokinesis: The cells divided into two completely seperate daughter cells each one identical to the parent cell

47
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Meiosis

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Prophase 1: Chromosomes are paired to form tetrads, the chromosome pair will then cross over
Metaphase 1: The homologous chromosomes align themselves with the center of the cell
Anaphase 1: The chromosomes tetrads separate from each other in this next phase. The homologous chromosome separate but sister chromatids stay together
Telophase: The replicated chromosomes reach the poles of the spindle and there may be in some cells a reformation of the nuclear envelope.
Cytokenesis: Two cells form

48
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Meiosis 11

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Prophase: Two daughter cells
Metaphase 11: The replicated chromosomes align themselves along the center part of the cell
Anaphase 11: The sister chromatids separate and start to migrate toward the poles of each cell
Telophase 11: The chromosomes reach the pole and the nuclear membrane starts to reform
Cytokensis: formation of four cells

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1

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ocular lens

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2

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Arm

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3

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power switch

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4

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light intensity knob

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5

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y-axis stage control

54
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6

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course focus

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7

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fine focus

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8

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x-axis stage control

57
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9

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nose piece

58
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10

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objective lens

59
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11

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slide holder

60
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12

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stage

61
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13

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diaphragm

62
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14

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condensor

63
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15

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illuminator

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