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| Observation, Question, Hypothesis, Prediction, Experiment, Conclusion |
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| Community, Population,Multicellular organism, Organ System, Organ,Tissue, Cell, Molecule |
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| Smallest particle of an element |
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| Entire surface of earth is |
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| Results in whatever form of measurement |
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| Preserves genes that help the species flourish |
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| Characteristics of living things |
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Respond to stimuli
both complex, organised and made of cells
Maintain homeostasis |
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| The ability for an organism to maintain a constant environment inside, no matter what goes on outside |
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| All things are composed of? |
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| Basic structural units of life |
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| Atoms are electrically neutral because.. |
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| They have equal number of positive protons as negative electrons |
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| Number of protons is also? |
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| Element is a substance... |
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| that cannot be broken down |
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| subatomic particles of an atom |
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| Nuetrons, Electrons, Protons |
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| Atoms will not interact with other atoms when? |
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| The outermost shell is completely full |
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| Atoms will interact with other atoms when? |
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| The outermost shell is partially full |
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| Opposites Attract, oppositely charged atoms |
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| Nonpolar Covalent bonding |
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| Equal sharing of electrons |
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| Un-equal sharing of electrons |
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| Opposites attract, slightly negative goes to slightly positive charged atom |
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| Oppositely charged ions are attracted to each other. |
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| they steal electrons destroying other molecules. |
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| opposite charges from DIFFERENT molecules attract each other |
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| Acid is what on the scale? |
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| Molecules without carbon dioxide and Carbon Dioxide |
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| Carbohydrates have mono_____? |
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| Some Monosaccharides are? |
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| Fructose, Galactose, Ribose and deoxyribose |
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| Polymer of glucose, and a polysaccharide |
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| Polysaccharides are found in plant cell___? |
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| water soluble heads, water insoluble tails |
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| fats and oils are formed by |
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| fats that are solid at room temp are? |
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| Monomers of nucleic acid chains |
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| Nucleotides are made up of |
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| Phosphate group, five carbon sugar, nitrogen, containing base |
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| enzymes to speed up reactions |
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| chains of amino acids (monomers) |
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| building by taking the water out from the middle |
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| Primary, secondary, tertiary, quaternary |
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| All living things are composed of one or more cells. All cells arise from pre-existing cells |
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| Smallest visible cell to the eye |
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| What kind of cells do humans have? |
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