Scientific Method and Scientific Information
Microscopes
Biochemistry
Macromolecules
pH and Water
100

A student wants to create a graph showing the four kingdoms as fractions of living things on earth. Which graph type would be best for this?

Pie chart/circle graph

100

Describe three attributes of a dissection scope

It can give us a 3D image of a specimen, it has a slightly lower magnification to a compound scope, it is made of 2 compound scopes pointed at the same sample, it can use live specimens

100

what is an ionic bond?

When electrons are stolen/transferred from one atom to the other

100
what is the monomer of lipids?

3 fatty acids and a glycerol

100

Cohesion is...

when a molecule is attracted to itself

200

Most primary source information about science is found in which form?

periodicals (peer reviewed work!)

200

what two microscopes require a special certification to use?

TEM and SEM

200

what is a covalent bond?

when electrons are shared between atoms

200

what is the polymer of lipids?

triglycerides

200

capillary action in plants is possible because of this property of water:

adhesion

300
What do we call evidence that is based on opinion? 

anecdotal evidence 

300

what does TEM stand for, and what does it mean?

Transmission electron scope; shoots electrons through a specimen

300

what does it mean to be a polar molecule?

the electrons within a molecule are shared/transferred in an uneven fashion, causing a charge in the molecule's individual atoms
300

name 3 functions of proteins

catalyst, defensive proteins, storage, transport, support, motion, messenger

300

Why is water a universal solvent?

because it is highly polar so it dissolves many substances

400

When you look for empirical evidence that relates to an experiment, what are you doing?

reviewing the direct observations on the subject; observations based on evidence

400

what are the two kinds of light microscopes?

dissection and compound

400

When are hydrogen bonds strong?

When there are many

400

name the 4 nucleotides that act as a monomer for nucleic acids (specifically DNA)

adenine, cytosine, thymine, guanine

400

Acids have a pH of...

1-6

500

What are the 6 steps of the scientific method in order?

observation

hypothesis

experiment

collect data

analyze data

conclusion

500

How does a SEM work?

it scans a narrow beam of electrons onto a specimen then it collects those electrons and projects them

500

What is a valence electron? 

the outermost electrons in an atom

500

phospholipids make this part of the cell...

the cell membrane

500

pH is a measure of what type of atoms?

H+

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