The proposed explanation to explain a
natural phenomena
Hypothesis
Anything that takes up space and has mass
Matter
What are the bonds in water like
Polar Covalent
Carbon can bond with up to how many other atoms
4
In an experiment where you were testing if soda would lead to a taller plant, what is the dependent variable
Plant Height
An explanation for a broad scientific
concept that is supported by a great deal of
evidence
Theory
The total number of protons and neutrons
Atomic Mass
PH
This type of isomer leads to molecules being like a right and left hand.
The ocean is currently having it's PH reduced gradually this is called
A variable that is
kept constant in order to isolate the
independent variable as the thing
causing change
Controlled Variable
This is a type of bond that forms when an anion and cation are attracted to one another
Ionic Bonds
These are the the 4 properties of water.
Cohesion and Adhesion, High Specific Heat, Ice Floats, Universal Solvent
Hydrocarbon can vary in these areas.
length, branching, presence of double bonds, presence of rings.
They don't have metabolism, they are not made up of cells, they require a cell to reproduce
This is an example of what type of science: What part of the SARS-Cov-2
virus can we target to make a vaccine?
Applied Science
There are 4 building block elements. Name 2
C,O,H, N
Chemicals that minimized changes in PH when both acids and bases are added
Buffers
The carboxyl group is a combination of
a hydroxyl group and carbonyl group.
You find an item that has been dated through carbon dating to be 17,190 years old with 12.5% of carbon 14 left. The half life of carbon is 5730 years. How many half lives has the carbon in this item undergone.
3
There are 6 properties of life. Name 2 of them
Growth and Development, Respond to the environment, Cellular, Metabolism, Homeostasis, Heredity of traits, and Reproduce Offspring
Of Ar, C, H, and O which is able to form at least one bond
C, H, O
Which has the highest concentration of OH- ions
PH= 1.0, 4.0, 14.0, 7.0
14.0

amino group, Carboxyl group, and sulfhydryl group
Why is the presence of enantiomers of concern to those who make medicine
One enantiomer will work as intended and the other does not and can even be harmful