Renal System
This organ stores urine.
What is the bladder?
This twisted ladder of chemistry is the code that builds all life.
What is DNA?
These are atoms that have donated or received electrons in their outermost shell, becoming more stable in the process.
What is an ion?
For sound waves, this value tells us how loud or quiet a sound is.
What is amplitude?
This type of heat transfer does not require particles, instead, it relies on electromagnetic waves.
What is radiation?
These organs filter blood and mix these toxins with water.
What are kidneys?
This gamete can only contain the X type 23rd chromosome.
What is egg cell?
On the Periodic Table, this number tells us the quantity of electrons in the valence shell.
What is the group number?
For sound waves, this value tells us the pitch or tone of a sound.
What is frequency?
This is the average heat of an object.
What is temperature?
This tube carries urine from the bladder to outside of our bodies.
What is the urethra?
This gamete has a 50% chance of containing the X or Y type 23rd chromosome.
What is a sperm cell?
This is the slope of the gradient between two points on a reaction curve.
What is the average rate of reaction?
When two waves in the same faze meet, this is the term used to describe the resulting wave combination.
What is constructive interference, or reinforcement?
This is the total thermal energy of an object, and the direction that this energy travels.
What are heat, and from hot to cold?
This tube carries urine from the kidneys to "the urine storage tank".
What is the ureter?
This is the process where the nuclei of two gametes fuse together, and the scientific name of the resulting cell.
What are fertilization and zygote?
This is the force that pulls an anion and cation together.
What is electrostatic force?
This is how we describe a sound that is quiet, but high pitched.
What are high frequency and low amplitude?
What are reflect and energy cannot be created or destroyed, only transferred.
This substance, produced by the liver, is the result of breaking down protein.
What is urea?
This is a 5 point description of natural selection.
1. Variation is present among species.
2. Some variation is genetic.
3. Some genetic variation is advantageous and increases survival.
4. Increased survival = increased reproduction.
5. Over generations, it is more likely the population will have these advantageous genes.
With our particle model, this is how we explain the increased rate of reaction when using reactants with higher surface area.
What is a higher probability of collisions?
These are the units for the speed of oscillation of a waveform, and the definition of these units.
What are Hertz and cycles per second?
This is what happens to the energy of white light when it hits a black surface.
What are absorbed and transformed into heat energy?