Types of Carbs
What is Glucose?
The direction in which the Periodic Table is read
What is left to right, top to bottom?
What must be true for a hypothesis?
What is, It must be testable.
What is an ionic bond?
The outermost electron shell is named
What is the Valance shell?
These carbs are used by fuel for cellular work.
What are sugars?
This is the name of the number of protons an element has
The variable we change in an experiment?
What is The independent variable?
Bond made by the sharing of electrons.
What is a covalent bond?
A pair of equal and oppositely charged poles separated by a distance.
What is a dipole?
These carbs are used by plants for energy storage.
What are starches?
This is the sum of the mass of protons and the mass of neutrons,
What is the Atomic Weight
The variable that is affected by the independent variable
A measure of how much an atom pulls electrons towards itself.
What is electronegativity?
The Solvent of Life
What is water?
This is used by animals as energy storage.
What is Glycogen?
Element with only 1 proton
What is Hydrogen?
This group isolates independent variables.
What is the Control Group?
As covalent character ______, Ionic character _____
What is decreases, increases?
Another name for the binding site of an enzyme,
What is the Active Site?
These carbohydrates provide structural support for fungi, insects and crustaceans
What are Chitin?
This is the name of the Alphabetic letter(s) in each periodic element square.
An extra, uncontrolled variable in an experiment.
What is a Confounding variable?
Name of the scale that helps determine bond type between atoms?
What is the Pauling Scale?
Tendency of molecules of the same kind to stick together.
What is Cohesion?