Test 1 Flashcards

(36 cards)

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Properties of Life

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Ordered, homeostasis, evolutionary adaption, reproduction, growth, response to environment, energy utilizer

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Emergent Properties

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New properties that arise with every step up in hierarchy of life, as complexities increase

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Eukaryotic cells

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Membrane bound organelles

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4
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Prokaryote

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Bacteria archae

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5
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Negative feedback

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Product of a process slows the process

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6
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Positive feedback

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Product that speeds up process

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7
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Controlled experiment

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Experiment compares experimental with control, only differ in factor being tested.

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8
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Matter

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Anything that takes up space and has mass

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9
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Element

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Any substance that cannot be broken down by chemical reactions

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10
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Compound

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Substance with two or more different elements

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11
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4 elements that make up 96% of living matter

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Carbon, oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen

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12
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Essential elements

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Element needed for organism to survive

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13
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Trace element

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Needed for life but only in small amounts

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14
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Isotope

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Diff number of neutrons

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15
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Van der waals

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Weak attraction between molecules bc partial charges

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16
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Hydrocarbon

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Molecule with only hydrogen and carbon

17
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Isomers

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Diff structures

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Functional group

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Specific configurations of atoms

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Hydroxyl

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Soluble in water

20
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Carbonyl

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Ketone or aldehydes

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Carboxyl

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Amino

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Acts as base, picks up H+

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Sulihydryl

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Cross link to stabilize protein structure

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Phosphate

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Gives neg charge

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Steps of scientific process
1. Observe and state problem 2. Form hypothesis 3. Test hypothesis 4. Record and analyze data 5. Draw conclusions 6. Repeat experiment
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Chemical equilibrium
Reached when reactions offset one another
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Properties of water
Cohesiveness,high specific heat, powerful solvent, less dense as solid
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Carbon is
Slutty
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3 types of isomers
Structural, geometric, optical
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Energy
Electrons closer to the nucleus have less energy than electrons that are further out
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Why atoms bond
To stabilize
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5 types of bond
Covalent and ionic bonds (intramolecular), Hydrogen, hydrophobic, vanderwaals (intermolecular)
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Hydrophobic Interactions
Molecules push together to get away from water
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Vanderwaals
Reinforces other interactions
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Kinesis
Random reaction
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Taxis
Directed response