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1
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6 Steps of the scientific method

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observe, hypothesis, test, data, conclusion, sharing

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2
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what is a controlled experiment

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only 1 variable is changed

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3
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constants

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must remain constant through trials

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4
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independent variable

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what is changing

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5
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dependent variable

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outcome of the change/ what is being effected

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6
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diff between hypothesis/theory/law

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hyp- educated guess based on observation
theory- explains a set of observations
law- can’t be changed

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7
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describe an element

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composed of only one type of atom, all matter is composed of them

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8
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describe an atom

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smallest unit of life, 3 parts = protons, neutrons, electrons

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9
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what 4 elements make up 95 % of the body

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oxygen, carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen

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10
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describe the atomic structure

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nucleus has protons and neutrons, electrons are outside the nucleus, atoms have equal amounts of proton and electrons

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11
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what kind of charge does an atom have

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no charge

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12
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what is an atomic number

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number of protons in an atoms nucleus

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13
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what does the number of protons equal

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number of electrons

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15
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what are the properties of oxygen

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8 protos
8neutrons
8 electrons

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16
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what is an ion and how do they form ionic bonds

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an ion is an atom that has gained or lost electrons. ionic bonds form between oppositely charged ions

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17
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what are isotopes

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atoms that differ in the number of neutrons they contain

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18
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how do electrons contribute to atoms

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atoms get their properties from there electrons, elctrons are involved in bonding

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19
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what is a chemical bond

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when electrons from two atoms interact with eachother and become conjoined

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20
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what is a molecule

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when two atoms bond ex: o2

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21
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compound

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when different elements combine ex: h2o and co2

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22
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what differs in a compound then the elements its made of

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its properties

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23
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what are covalent bonds

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strongest atoms that share electrons instead of exchanging

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24
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what is the diff between nonpolar covalent and polar

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nonpolar-atoms share electron equally

polar- the atoms dont share equally

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25
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what are the 7 properties of water

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polar, forms hydrogen bonds,cohesion, adhesion, high speific heat, universal solvent, water expands when frozen

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26
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which property of water does capillary action take place in

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adhesion

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27
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what elements make up carbs abd what there monomer

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carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen

monosaccharides(simple sugars)

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28
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what is the function of monosaccharides

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broken down atp

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29
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what are the parts to lipids

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glycerol (head) fatty acid (tail/hydrophobic)

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30
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what are the function of lipids

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compose cell memb/ insulation and padding

31
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what monomer makes up proteins

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amino acids

32
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what is the function of proteins

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hormones, immune system, hair skin and nails ENZYMES

33
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what are enzymes

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catalysts that speed up chemical reactions

34
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nucleic acid monomer

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nucleotides

35
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what are the 3 parts to a nucleotide

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1.sugar 2.phosphate 3.nitrogen base

36
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what is the function of nucleic acids

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dna & rna

37
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where is dna found in eukaryotes and what is an example of one

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dna floats in cytoplasm, bacteria

38
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what is passive transport

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no energy, molecules follow the concentration gradient

39
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what r the 3 types of passive transport

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diffusion, facilitated diffusion, osmosis

40
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what is diffusion/ facilitated

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move through memebrane (facilitated= use protein channels)

41
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what is osmosis

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water moves down concen. gradient

42
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what is an isotonic solution

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= amounts of solute, water flows equally

43
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what is hypotonic solution

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water moves in the cell (cell has more solutes) cell expands

44
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what is a hypertonic solution

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water moves out (more solutes in solution) cell shrinks

45
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what are the reactants and products of photosynthesis

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6co2+ 6h20+ sun= c6h1206+6o2

46
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what are the reactants and products of cellular respiration

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c6h12o6 + 6o2=6co2 + 6h2o + ATP

47
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what is the equation for glucose

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c6h12o6

48
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where does cell respir. take place/ what is being done

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mitochondria/ oxygen is being used to break glucose into ATP

49
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what happens if theres no oxygen for an organism

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fermentation

50
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what are the 2 types of fermentation

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lactid(sore muscles) alcoholic(yeast)

51
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how do prokaryotes reproduce

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asexual, offspring is identically the same

52
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what is it called when eukaryotes produce asexually

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mitosis

53
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what is it called when a eukaryote produces sexually

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meiosis

54
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what is the cell cycle used for

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asexual mitosis

55
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what happens in interphase

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G1, S, G2

56
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what happens in mitosis

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P
Middle
Away
T

57
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how do animal cells carry out cytokinesis

A

cell membrane pinches

58
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how do plant cells carry out cytokinesis

A

cell plate

59
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what 2 things would make a cell genetically differenet and where do they occur

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crossing over (prophase) indepoendent asortment (M1/A1)

60
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what is cancer

A

unregulated cell growth

61
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what kind of cells does mitosis start and end with

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somatic (body)
starts: 1 diploid 2n
ends: 2 diploid 2n
46—–46 & 46

62
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what kind of cells does meiosis start and end with

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gamete (sex)

start: 1 diploid 2n
end: 4 haploid n

63
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what happens in m1 and m2 of meiosis

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homo chromo seperate (crossing over

sister chromatids seperate

64
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in a diagram of a nucleotide, what does the nitrogen base tell us

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whether its dna or rna

65
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what is the make up of dna

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sugar+phosphate= backbone

nitrogen base= middle

66
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how is dna made up

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semi-conservative

67
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describe rna

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single stranded, sugar =ribose, mrna= codons for AA

68
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how would a mutation not leave an effect

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if it codes for the same AA or protein

69
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what is the order of transcription and translation

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transcription first (mrna is made from dna in the nucleus) next translation (mrna is read as codons and trna brings AA ribosomes in the cytoplasm)

70
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what 2 microscopes work for living and non living

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compound light & dissection

71
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what 2 microscopes view only nonliving

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scanning electron & transmission electron

72
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what 2 microscopes view 2-d images

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compond light & transmission electron

73
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what 2 microscopes view 3-d images

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dissection & scanning electron