quiz 2 Flashcards

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inductive reasoning

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derive generalizations based on a large number of specific observations

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deductive reasoning

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specific results are derived from general premises

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3
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qualitative info

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observations with senses

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quantitative info

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measured with instruments

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5
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hypothesis

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an explanation to a question

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theory

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summarizes a group of hypotheses

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7
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scientific law

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statement of fact usually as a mathematical formula

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8
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variable

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something that is changed in an experiment

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9
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constant

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something that doesn’t change throughout experiment

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10
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independent variable

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the one factor that is changed by person during experiment

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dependent variable

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the factor which is measured in the experiment

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12
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control group

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group not receiving any experimental treatment

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positive control group

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not exposed to experimental treatment, but is exposed to treatment that produces the same result

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negative control group

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not exposed to experimental treatment what so ever

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15
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mean formula

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add all numbers together, divide by number of numbers

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16
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mode formula

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number repeating most often

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17
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median formula

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line numbers up in numerical order, find middle number in set

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18
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variability

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measure of how spread out your data points are
(measured by range and standard deviation)

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standard deviation

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measure of how spread out the data is from the mean
1 SD- 68%
2 SD- 95%
3 SD- 99%

sd= ((square root)((measured value-mean)^2)/n-1))

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standard error of the mean

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used to determine precision

se mean= sd/(square root) n

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21
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matter

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anything that has mass and takes up space (volume)

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22
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element

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substance that CANT be broken down into other substances by chemical reactions

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compound

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substance consists of 2 or more different elements combined in a fixed ratio

24
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essential elements

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trace elements
vital part of human nutrition, but only used in small quantities (iron, copper...)
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bohr model
shows electrons orbiting the nucleus of an atom 1st: 2e 2nd: 8e 3rd: 18e
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lewis dot diagram
simplified bohr diagram
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chemical bonds
attractions between two atoms, resulting from the sharing or transferring of valence e
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electronegativity
measure of the atoms ability to attract electrons to itself
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covalent bonds
when two or more atoms SHARE electrons (usually between two nonmetals) nonpolar- shared EQUALLY polar- shared UNEQUALLY single bond double bond triple bond
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ionic bonds
attraction between oppositely charged ions (usually between metal and nonmetal - metal transfers to nonmetal)
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hydrogen bonds
partially positive hydrogen atom in one polar covalent molecule will be attracted to an electronegative atom in another polar covalent bond
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intermolecular bond
bond that forms BETWEEN molecules
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properties of water
polarity, cohesion, adhesion, capillary action, temp control (high specific heat and evaporative cooling), floating ice, solvent
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polarity
unequal sharing of the e's make water a polar molecule
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cohesion
attraction of molecules for other molecules of the same kind (EX: water is attracted to water, because of H-bonds) allows for transport of water and nutrients against gravity, responsible for surface tension
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adhesion
clinging of one molecule to a different molecule
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capillary action
upward movement of water due to the forces of cohesion, adhesion, and surface tension (occurs when adhesion is greater than cohesion)
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high specific heat
moderates air temp, stabilizes ocean temp, organisms can resist changes in their own internal temp
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evaporative cooling
water has a high heat of vaporization.
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importance of evaporative cooling
moderates earths climate, stabilizes temp in lakes and ponds, prevents terrestrial organisms from overheating (sweating, dog panting), prevents leaves from becoming too warm in the sun
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density
as water solidifies, it expands, and becomes less dense
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solvent
dissolving agent in solution
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solution
homogenous mixture of 2+ substances
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organic chem
study of compounds with covalently bonded carbon
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organic compound
compounds that contain carbon and hydrogen
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hydrocarbons
organic molecules consisting only of carbon and hydrogen
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carbon chains
form skeletons of most organic molecules skeletons can vary in -length -branching -position of double bonds -presence of rings
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functional groups
chemical groups attached to the carbon skeleton that participate in chemical reactions (hydroxyl, carbonyl, carboxyl, amino, sulfhydryl, methyl, phosphate groups)
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hydroxyl group
-OH
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carbonyl group
C=O
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carboxyl group
-COOH O=C-OH
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amino group
-NH2 H-N-H
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sulfhydryl group
-SH
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methyl group
-H-C-H-H (C in middle, H surrounds)
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phosphate group
-OPO3^2- -O-P=O-O^- -O^- (P in middle, O surrounds)