Test One Chapters 1-3 Flashcards

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Evolution as a Core Theme

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explanation for unity and diversity of life and suitability of organisms for their environment

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Unity

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kinship descended from common ancestry

DNA

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Diversity

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modifications that evolved as species branches from common ancestors

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Natural Selection

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individuals with inherited traits that are suited to environment with produce better off offspring

Traits enhance survival and reproduction

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Deductive Reasoning

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general premises to make specific prediction if…then…

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Inductive Reasoning

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generalization based on collecting and analyzing large numbers of specific observations

the sun always rises in the east

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Hypothesis

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Tentative answer to a well-framed question

Based on available data, guided by inductive reasoning

*MUST be testable and falsifiable

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Testing a Hypothesis

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Recording additional observations

Preforming experiments

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Variables

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changing in the experiment

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Controls

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stay the same

important to identify which variables/ factor is causing the reaction

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Elements of Living

System

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Oxygen, Carbon, Nitrogen, Hydrogen

96% of living matter

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Compounds

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two or more different elements

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Subatomic Particles

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smaller parts that atoms are composed of

protons, neutrons, electrons

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Atomic Number

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number of protons

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Atomic Mass

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protons + neutrons

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Isotopes

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atom of an element that is equal to standard in protons but differs in neutrons

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Radioactive Isotopes

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nuclei of isotope is unstable and decay spontaneously, emitting particles and energy

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Shell

outermost shell

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possible locations of electrons

Valence Shell

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Orbital

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where electrons are found 90% of the time (component of shell)

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Covalent Bond

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two atoms sharing a pair of valence electrons, both atoms use both electrons in their valence shell

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Double Covalent Bond

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sharing of two pairs of valence electrons

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Ionic Bond

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two atoms are unequal in their attraction for valence electrons that on strips an electron from the other completely

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Weak Chemical Reactions

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Ionic bonds between ions dissociated in water: bond strong when dry, but weak when surrounded by water molecules

Hydrogen bonds: negative charge in one molecule is attracted to positive charge in another

Van der waals interactions: momentary attraction between protons and electrons in atoms

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Conservation of Water

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same number of atoms on both sides

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Cohesion
Water molecules stay close together due to H-bonds transport water and nutrients against gravity in plants... roots to leaves through water conducting vessels
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Surface Tension
force necessary to stretch/break surface of liquid water higher ST then most liquid..H-bonds resist stretch/break.. film layer
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Moderation of Temperature
Water moderates temp by absorbing heat from warmer air and releasing stored heat to cool air Each H-bond absorbs heat energy-- high specific heat
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Expansion of water when frozen
Less Dense Solid state floats in liquid state (RARE & IMPORTANT)--- most materials contract when solidified, but water expands---DUE TO H-BONDS
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Water as a Solvent
Acquis effective because it forms H-bonds with charged and polar covalent molecules
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Mole
Expression of amount 1 Mole= 6.02 x 10^23
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Molarity
number of moles of Solute per liter of solution expression of concentration
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Acid
Substance that increases the hydrogen ion concentration in a solution
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Base
substance that reduces the hydrogen ion concentration in a solution
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Buffer
resists changes in the pH of a solution when H+ or OH- is added to a solution sensitive to pH change
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New Properties emerge as levels become more complex
cells tissues organs organ systems Organisms
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Transmission of Genetic Information
DNA controls protein production genes transcribes into RNA Translated into protein = gene expression
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Biological Interaction
sunlight---Producers (ex plants)---chemical energy to Consumers (animals)---heat