Lab Safety Lab ToolsScientific Method

Measurement

Characteristics of Life

Microscope

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Themes of Biology

Matter SolutionsChemical Reactions

CarbonMacromolecules

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Proteins

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Peptide or polypeptide

This describes the type of bond that hold monomers of

proteins together.

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Goggles

Describes a lab tool that is worn to protect the eyes

$400

teacher

This is the person who cleans up broken glass

$600

Food/drinks

This is something that must never be brought into lab

$800

Code one

This describes a statement that is to be made if someone

is injured

$1000

wafting

This describes the technique for smelling a substance in

the lab

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Test tube

question

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Erlenmeyer flask

question

$600

balance

The tool you use to measure mass of an object

$800

meniscus

This is the point where you measure a liquid using a

graduated cylinder

$1000

Slide cover

When someone makes a wet mount slide they place water,

the specimen and this onto the slide

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Perform the experiment

This describes the step of the SM where observations and

recordings are made

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hypothesis

Describes an educated guess based on past knowledge

about a problem

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conclusion

This is the step of the SM where a hypothesis is either

accepted or rejected

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theory

This describes a statement that has been tested many

times with the same results each time

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variable

The thing being tested in the experiment is called this.

$200

gram

Standard SI unit for mass

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celsius

Standard SI unit for temperature

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France

The country that the metric system originated

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yard

The name for the distance from tip of King Henry’s

nose to his hand

$1000

KHDUDCM

The pneumonic device for all of the prefixes in order is this.

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Reproduction

Describes how new life is made

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Organization

A cell to tissue to organ to organsim is an example of

this

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Homeostasis

Describes maintaining an internal environment that is

stable

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metabolism

The total amount of chemical reactions in an organism

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cells

All living things are made up of these

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base

When carrying a microscope you always carry it by its arm

and this.

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Coarse adjustment knob

This moves the stage up and down

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Lowest power

The setting that an observing begins on to view an object

on the microscope

$800

Diaphragm

This is the part of the microscope that is just

beneath the stage

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resolution

This term describes how clear the object appears

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heredity

This describes when traits are passed from parents to

offspring

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evolution

This describes when a population changes over time

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organelles

All cells are made of these

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eukaryota

The domain which describes animals

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answer

This describes the domain who’s name means ancient

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matter

This describes all things that have mass and take up space

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atom

This describes the smallest particle that still retains all of the properties of the element

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isotope

Atoms of the same element that have different number of neutrons are described as this.

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Covalent bond

This is a type of chemical bond where electrons are

shared

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products

After a chemical reaction has occurred the newly formed substances are often called

this.

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solute

This term describes the salt in salt water

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solvent

This describes the water in salt water

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concentration

The amount of solute that is contained in a solution is

described as this

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polarity

Fats don’t dissolve in water because of this property of

water

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Hydrogen bond

This describes the type of bond that holds water

together

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enzyme

This is a catalysts that speeds up reactions in the body

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reactants

The substances that you have before an chemical reaction

takes place

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Energy level

Atoms want to bond because they want this to be filled

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Activation energy

This describes the amount of energy required to start a

chemical reaction

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answer

This is the number of electrons that can be found in

the 2nd energy level of an atom

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organic

This is the term that describes all living things made of

carbon

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4

This describes the number of electrons that carbon has in

its second energy level

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unsaturated

Carbon chains that have double bonds in them are known as this type of fat

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rings

Carbon has the ability to form branches, chains, and also

this shape

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4

In a double bond, there are this many electrons

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proteins

Amino acids are the building block for this

macromolecules

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carbohydrate

Starch is an example of this macromolecule

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ADP

When cells need energy they change ATP into this

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Active site

This is the location where the enzyme and the substrate

meet

$2000

hydrolysis

This describes a reaction where water is produced

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condensation

This describes a reaction where water is used up or

dehydrated

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Lipid

Steroids are an example of this macromolecule

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5 ring sugar

A nucleotide is made of a phosphate group, a nitrogen

base and this

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