Lab Test #2 Flashcards
(37 cards)
What is the Scientific Method?
Steps one would follow when conducting a scientific experiment
What are observations?
Facts; things that are observable
What is a research question?
Must be able to be tested (who, where, when, what, how)
What is a hypothesis?
A testable falsifiable statement that potentially answers the research question
What are qualitative observations?
Use of your senses
What are quantitive observations?
Numerical measurements
What is net movement?
Where molecules of high concentration move to areas of low concentration until they reach equilibrium
What is active transport
You know this
What is passive transport?
You know this
What’s diffusion?
Molecules are particles display in net movement
What is osmosis?
The diffusion of water molecules across a semi permeable membrane
Define Equilibrium
Molecules dispersed evenly
Define the molecule of interest
The molecule of focus when concerned about movement
What is a solvent?
Something like water
What is a solute?
Dissolves in a solvent
What is a semi permeable membrane?
Some particles can move freely across the membrane, whereas others cannot
Define metabolism
The set of our chemical reactions that occur within a living organism
Define an enzyme
Usually proteins that act as catalyst( substances that speed up specific chemical reaction reactions)
Define digestion
The enzyme breakdown of a molecule into its smaller subunits
What is the main source of usable, cellular energy?
ATP
Aerobic cellular respiration produces what form of energy and by what molecule is this energy source produced
ATP, produced by glucose
What is the equation for aerobic cellular respiration?
Glucose+6O2->6O2+6H2O+~36ATP
What is the difference between aerobic, cellular, respiration, and anaerobic cellular respiration
Aerobic cellular respiration is more efficient and…
What does a positive reaction indicate?
A presence of a chemical (there is a change)