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smallest unit of life is...

a cell

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AN ATOM IS THE...

IS THE SMALLEST UNIT OF MATTER THAT STILL RETAINS THE PROPERTIES OF AN ELEMENT

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cohesive behavior, high specific heat, and ability to moderate temperature.

hydrogen bonding

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How many valence electrons does Carbon form

4

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Qualitative vs Quantitative Data

Qualitative data: descriptions rather than
measurements

Quantitative data: recorded measurements,
which are sometimes organized into tables and
graphs

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atomic mass = 

protons + neutrons

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Why is water considered a versatile solvent?


Because its polar nature allows it to form hydrogen bonds with ions and other polar molecules

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Hydrocarbons

organic molecules consisting of
only carbon and hydrogen

Hydrocarbons can undergo reactions that release a large amount of energy


300

5 Unifying themes of Biology

- Organization
– Information
– Energy and Matter
– Interactions
– Evolution


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Which four elements make up the majority of living matter?


Carbon, Hydrogen, Nitrogen, Oxygen

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Which property of water allows it to move against gravity in plants?


Cohesion and adhesion due to hydrogen bonding

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Alcohols

Hydroxyl 

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approach that reduces complex systems to
simple components that are manageable to study


Reductionism

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Which correctly distinguishes nonpolar and polar covalent bonds?


Nonpolar bonds share electrons equally; polar bonds share electrons unequally due to differences in electronegativity

400

Which statement correctly describes strong and weak acids?


Strong acids fully dissociate in water, releasing more H⁺ ions; weak acids dissociate partially

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Functional group that can store & transfer energy
between organic molecules

phosphate

500

Which three multicellular kingdoms are included in Domain Eukarya?

Plantae, Fungi, Animalia

500

VAN DER WAALS
INTERACTIONS

• OCCUR ONLY WHEN ATOMS AND
MOLECULES ARE VERY CLOSE
TOGETHER
• COLLECTIVELY, SUCH INTERACTIONS
CAN BE STRONG

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Why does ice float on water

Hydrogen bonds in ice hold molecules in a more ordered structure, making ice less dense than liquid water

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functional group responsible for stabilizing proteins

sulfhydryl

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