Science Exam 1 Flashcards

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Science definition (investigating what and organizing what?)

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a systematic process of investigating the universe, and organizing the knowledge gained into a logical structure

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The authority in science is…

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observation

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Science is a human activity meaning

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it is flawed

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Science cannot answer all of the questions about life meaning it is…

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limited

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Scientific method steps

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Observation, state a problem/pose a question, hypothesis, experiment, results, conclusion.

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Information discovered should lead to…

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a conclusion/point made

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“He has made _____ ______ in its _____…”

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everything, beautiful, time

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Ecclesiastes 3:11

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He has made everything beautiful in its time. He has also set eternity in the human heart; yet no one can fathom what God has done from beginning to end.

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“Yet no one can ____ what ____ has ____ from _____ to _____”

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fathom, God, done, beginning, end

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“He has also set ___ in the _____ _____”

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eternity, human, heart

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Define hypothesis

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a tentative explanation, consistent with facts, capable of being tested, can be proved false

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Define a theory

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a hypothesis supported by a large body of observations and experimental results

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Principle/law

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a theory that has held true to prediction over a long period of time and is universally accepted (judged to be of great importance)

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Atom

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Smallest unit of an element

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Element

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Something that has matter and takes up space. Cannot be separated into smaller substances thru chemical means

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Protons and neutrons are found in…

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the nucleus

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a proton has a ___ charge (positive, negative or neutral)

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positive

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a proton has atomic mass (a.m.u.) number of ____

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1

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10
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where is a proton located?

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in the atom (nucleus)

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a neutron has a ___ charge

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neutral

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a neutron has atomic mass number of ___

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1

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where is a neutron located?

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an electron has a ___ charge

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an electron has atomic mass number of ___

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where is an electron located?
outside the nucleus (shells/orbitals)
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atomic number refers to...
number of protons in the element
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radioisotope
heavy isotopes that decompose
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mass number refers to...
sum of protons and electrons
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atomic notation is how ____ are identified
elements
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molecule
2 or more atoms bonded together
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what is an isotope
atom with the same number of protons but a different number of neutrons
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ions
atoms that differ in their electrical charge
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exchange reaction
AB+C=AC+B (combination of decomposition and synthesis)
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compound
2 or more different atoms bonded together in a fixed ratio
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synthesis reaction
A+B=AB (absorbs energy such as proteins)
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decomposition reaction
AB=A+B (bonds are broken and energy is released example: digestion)
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octet rule
first shell of the atom holds 2 electrons, second shell holds 8, third shell holds 8 in an electron
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covalent bonds
the physical sharing of electrons (not necessarily equally sharing)
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polar
electrons are unequally shared
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ionic bond
when an atom gains or loses an electron, it becomes charged and opposite charges attract one another
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electronegativity
measurement of attraction that an atom has to another bonding electron (example how easily it can pull an electron from another)
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reduction
gains an electron
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hydrogen bond
a bridge formed between polar molecules with hydrogen atoms (amino acids, DNA)
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oxidation
loses an electron
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Bohr model is a model of...
a hydrogen atom
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Bohr model's three rules
allowed orbitals, radiationless orbits, quantum leaps
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non-polar
equal sharing of electrons (will dissolve as an example)
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Bohr's model says...
electrons orbit the nucleus at fixed energy levels
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Orbits further away from the nucleus exist at ______ energy levels (according to Bohr's model)
higher
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the equation for number of neutrons is ...
mass number - atomic number (top number minus bottom number)
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number of protons is determined by the...
atomic number (bottom number)
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the number of electrons in an element is always ____ to the number of protons
equal
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to determine mass number, add the number of _____ and ______ together
protons and neutrons