Science Topic 2: Final Test Review Flashcards

Study this 5 times before testing, it helps with key concepts.

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That are the 6 MOST common elements in living organisms

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Carbon, Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Hydrogen, Oxygen & Sulfur

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Formula for Water is _____.

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H20

H2 stands for 2 Hydrogen Atoms and 1 Oxygen Atom.

H2 stands for 2 Hydrogen Atoms and 1 Oxygen Atom.

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3
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What is the PH of water? Why?

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7 because it is neutral.

7 because it is a neutral solvent & it has nothing in it.

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4
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Inside of Water Molecules are Oxygen Atoms Positive or Negative.

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Slightly Negative

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5
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Rank the levels of organization from largest to smallest.

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Biome->Ecosystem->Community->Population
->Organism->Organ Systems-> Organs->Tissues
->Cells->Molecules->Atoms

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6
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14 is basic or acidic.

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Basic

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7
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6 is basic or acidic.

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Acidic

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8
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Water Loving is

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Hydrophylic

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9
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Water hating is

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Hydrophobic

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10
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Define a Hydrogen Bond

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An attraction between two water molecules.

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11
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Does Water becomes more or less dense when it freezes?

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Less

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12
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Cohesion is an attraction between

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molecules of the same substance

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13
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Adhesion is an attraction between

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other charged materials

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14
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Hydrogen bonding of water molecules provides cohesion which creates

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Surface Tension

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15
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Cohesion is important to plants because it

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Pulls water through them

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16
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An example of cohesion is

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Surface Tension!

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17
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Do Polar and Non-Polar molecules attract or repel?

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Repel

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18
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Polar molecules are NOT attracted to

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any molecules that have a charge

19
Q

High Specific Heat Capacity is

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The process of water that tends to input heat and retain it

20
Q

Water can absorb a lot of heat before its _______ changes.

A

temprature

21
Q

Evaporation increases broken water molecules and it results in

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cooling the surface

22
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Are Non-Polar molecules hydrophobic or hydrophilic?

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Hydrophobic (NO WATER)

23
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Are Polar molecules hydrophobic or hydrophilic?

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Hydrophilic (WATER YES)

24
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Hydrogen Bonding is the attraction between 2 __________ molecules.

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Hydrogen molecules attracted to each other is hydrogen bonding.

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Describe a micelle
The name of detergent molecules
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In a micelle how many hydrophobic and hydrophilic sides are there
1 each
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In a micelle how many polar and non-polar sides are there
1 each
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An example of a buffer is
a weak base or a weak acid
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Buffers are used to
neutralize the ph of a base or acid
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What property of water allows water to stick to each other and cause capilary action.
Adhesion
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Does water have equal hydroxide and hydrogen molecules?
Yes
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In a mixture of the pH of 5.4, does it have more hydroxide molecules or hydrogen molecules?
Hydrogen atoms due to it being under 7.
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Define a Mixture
2 substances easily mixed together that can be separated, marbles and water.
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What is a homogenous mixture?
A mixture that is spread EVENLY
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What is a heterogeneous mixture?
A mixture that is spread UNEVENLY
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List 2 examples of a heterogeneous mixture
Milk & Orange Juice
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List 2 examples of a homogenous mixture
Saltwater & Coffee
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Define a Solution
2 substances easily dissolve and can't be seperated
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What is the difference between a Solute and a Solvent?
The solute is being dissolved, a solvent is the thing that is doing the dissolving.
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Define a Solute
The thing being dissolved inside of a solvent.
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Define a Solvent
The thing that helps dissolve the solute.
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In a micelle is the head hydrophobic or hydrophilic?
Hydrophilic
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In a micelle is the tail hydrophobic or hydrophilic?
Hydrophobic