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| C,H,O (light on the oxygen) |
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| Any element, molecule or compound that contains carbon. |
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| Any element, molecule or compound that lacks carbon. |
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| Anything in the environment that is Non-Living. Such as the sun, air, water, dirt, rocks, metals, etc |
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| Any part of the ecosystem which is alive or has the potential to be alive. Seed, tree, fungi, animal, bacteria, protists, embryo |
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| smallest unit of matter, denoted by a circle around an atomic symbol |
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| most unique form of matter, it is made of many atoms, it is denoted by a square around an atomic symbol. |
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| When two or more different atoms are bonded together. Examples are H2O, CO2, NH4 |
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| When two or more identical atoms are bonded together, examples include H2, N2, O2 |
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| Responsible for muscle contract and neuron signals. Examples are K, Ca, Na, Cl, Mg |
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| Compound that is the medium in which all metabolic reactions take place in the body. |
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| A lack of this element results in an accumulation of compounds that fail to produce thyroid hormones--which results in a goiter |
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| A lack of this element results in an accumulation of compounds that fail to produce thyroid hormones--which results in a goiter |
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| Ammonium can be converted to ________by bacteria. |
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| Organic Macromolecule that is used for long term energy storage and can be found in animal fat and animal oils, steroids and cholesterol. |
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| Made of CHON, they are found in two forms--structural like muscles or functional like enzymes which speed up reactions in the body. |
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| It is hereditary material, found in the form of DNA and RNA |
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