Earth Science
2 factors that drive the water cycle
Solar energy and gravity
Used to measure voltage
Volts
The positively charged particle found in an atom
Proton
A series of events in the cell life cycle of a cell
Cell cycle
K (Periodic table)
Potassium
All of the living parts of an environment
Biotic
Used to measure current
Ampere
An atom with a positive or negative charge
Ion
When reproduction is carried out by a single parent
Asexual reproduction
The energy of motion
Kinetic energy
When pollutants collect in the cells and tissues of organisms
Bioaccumulation
A circuit only has one path for current to flow through
Series circuit
The outermost occupied energy cell of an atom
Valence shell
The building blocks of DNA
Nucleotides
A male or female reproductive cell
Gamete
The model that describes how food energy is passed from one living thing to another
states the relationship between electric current and potential difference
Ohms law
a compound made of oppositely charged ions
Ionic compound
DNA definition (what does it stand for)
Deoxyribonucleic acid
Living things that make their own food to get the energy they need
Producers
Gasses that absorb solar energy in Earths atmosphere
Greenhouse gasses
States that opposite charges attracts each other, and like charges repel each other
Law of electric charge
An ion made up of 2 or more covalently bonded atoms
Polyatomic ion
A type of asexual reproduction in which a cell splits into two daughter cells that have identical genetic information (DNA)
Binary Fission
when a circuit with too low of of resistance is making the current so high that its dangerous
Short circuit