Semester 1 exam yr10 Flashcards

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Doppler effect

A

effect produced by a moving source of waves in which there is an apparent upward shift in frequency for observers towards whom the source is approaching and a downward shift in frequency from receding observer.

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Velocity

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speed taken to go from point A to B

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Instantaneous speed

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speed at any particular instant of time

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Acceleration

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measure of rate at which smt changes speed.

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Newton’s first law of motion

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states object will remain at rest, or will not change its speed or direction, unless it is acted upon by an outside, unbalanced force.

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inertia

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property of objects that makes them resist changes in their motion

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Thrust

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forward push

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Law of conservation of energy

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energy is never created nor destroyed.

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DNA

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DeoxyriboNucleic Acid, found within nucleus in cells, where your genetic code is.

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Gene

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A genetic instruction code for a trait, made up of DNA, and organised into larger structures called chromosomes, found in the nucleus.

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Mitosis

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the constant creation of new cells for replacement, growth and repair. Is a type of cell division

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Meiosis

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used introduction of sex cells

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Genetics

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Study of passing of traits to offspring

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14
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prokaryotype

A

Simplest type of cell

found in bacteria

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Eukaryote

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normal body cell, contains organelles

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Viruses

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not living, set of genes with a capsule

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Somatic cells

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normal body cell

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18
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Gamete cells

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sex cells

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19
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Nucleotides

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building blocks making up DNA molecules

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RNA

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Type of nucleic acid responsible for genetic message for creation of protein.

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chromatin

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Chromosome in nucleus, is uncoiled

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Homologous

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Used to describe members of each matching pair of chromosomes

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Karyotype

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Number and general appearance of set of chromosomes in somatic cells

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recombinant DNA

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DNA molecules formed by laboratory methods

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Genotype

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Genetic instructions inherited from parents at particular gene locus

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Recessive

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trait that is only expressed in absence of allele for dominant trait

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Autosomes

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Non-sex chromosomes

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Heterozygous

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having two different alleles for characteristics

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Homozygous

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having two identical alleles for characteristic in genotype

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Codominance

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type of inheritance in which heterozygote shows expression of both alleles in phenotype

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Sex chromosomes

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chromosomes that differ in males and females

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Inheritance

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genetic transmission of characteristics from parents to offspring

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Genetics

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study of inheritance

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Phenotype

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characteristics that result from expression of organism’s genotype. Depends on both genotype and environment

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Alleles

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alternative forms of gene for particular characteristic

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Dominant

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Refers to trait that requires only one allele to be present for expression in heterozygous

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carrier

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Person not showing recessive gene because in heterozygous for a characteristic

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incomplete dominance

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Inheritance that heterozygote shows expression of two alleles in phenotype in blending of characteristics.

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cytokinesis

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Process of dividing the cytoplasm

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diploid

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Word used to describe chromosomes in pairs

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haploid

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Word used to describe chromosomes in singles

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inheritance

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Passing on of characteristics from generation to next

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dominant trait

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If present it will always be expressed

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Recessive trait

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only expressed when no dominant present

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Homozygous dominant

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both alleles dominant

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Homozygous recessive

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both alleles recessive

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Complete dominance

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expression of one trait dominant over the other

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Carrier

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refers to someone heterozygous for particular trait and carries allele for recessive trait

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Ions

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atoms that have lost or gained electrons therefore have electric charge

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Cations

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positively charged ions

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Ionic compound

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when atoms come in contact with each other and lose or gain electrons between metals and non-metals

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Anions

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negatively charged ions

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Ionic bond

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oppositely charged ions attract each other and form a compound

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Periodic law

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observation that physical and chemical properties of the elements recur at regular intervals when in correct arrangement

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atomic number

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Number of protons in atom

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mass number

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Sum of protons and neutrons in atoms

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weighted mean

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Average weight of atom

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molecules

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Formed when atoms come in contact with another

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electrovalency

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Number of positive/negative charges on ion.

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molecular ions

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Complex negative ions