What's The Compound?
Scientific Method
Water
Characteristics of Life
Miscellaneous
100
This compounds functions include enzymes, immune protection and muscle movement.
What is Protein
100
A testable explanation or possible solution to a problem
What is Hypothesis
100
The scientific term for water's ability to "stick" to other things
What is adhesion
100
The constant regulation of an organism's internal environment
What is Homeostasis
100
The molecule/substance on which an enzyme acts.
What is substrate
200
In order to test for the presence of this compound you could perform Benedict's and/or the Iodine test.
What is Carbohydrate
200
A thoroughly tested hypothesis that is supported by experimental results
What is a Theory
200
Water's special name. Given because of water's special ability to dissolve almost all molecular compounds
What is The Universal Solvent
200
The FOUR characteristics of life
What are - All living things are made of cells - Reproduction - Adaptation - Growth/Development
200
Scientist who conducted experiments with swan neck flasks to prove biogenesis
Who is Louis Pasteur
300
This compound's function in the body is long term energy as well as insulation
What is Lipids
300
The variable in the experiment which the experimenter changes
What is Independent Variable
300
The scientific term for water's ability to move up a narrow tube against the force of gravity
What is capillary action
300
The characteristic of life not essential for an individual organism's survival
What is Reproduction
300
Release Hydroxide ions in water
What is a Base
400
This compound's monomer is a nucleotide
What is Nucleic Acids
400
A scientific fact generally known to be true
What is a Law
400
A property of water that allows one side of the molecule tto be slightly more positive than the other
What is polarity
400
The level of organization that precedes communities
What is Species
400
The FOUR properties of enzymes
What are - Re-usable - Specific (Lock and Key) - Speed up reactions - Name ends in "ase"
500
In order to test for the presence of this compound you would perform a Bieuret's Test.
What is Protein
500
The axis on which the dependent variable would be recorded on in a graph of an experiment's results
What is the y-axis
500
The property of water which allows it to act as a buffer and lie directly in the middle of the pH scale at 7
What is neutral
500
The levels of organization from smallest to largest
What is: Cell > Tissue > Organ > Organ System > Organism > Species > Population > Community > Ecosystem > Biosphere
500
The scientific term for a chemical reaction the requires energy
What is endothermic
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