Vocabulary
Concepts
Structures
Miscellaneous
Wild Card
100
This is anything that takes up space in the universe
What is matter?
100
All biology is based in __________________
What is chemistry?
100
Water is held together with this type of chemical bond
What are covalent bonds?
100
Sodium is a _____________-charged ion
What is positively charged?
100
Water is always found in 'sticky' units called ________________
What are drops/droplets?
200
This type of bond involves donating electrons from one atom to another
What is ionic bonding?
200
Table salt is held together by this type of bond
What is an ionic bond?
200
Approximately this many atoms would fit on the head of a straight pin
What is one billion?
200
More than __________ elements are known to exist, __________ of which occur naturally
What is '100' and '92'?
200
These are weak bonds formed among water molecules polar ends
What are Hydrogen bonds?
300
This term is used to refer to any atom that has lost or gained an electron
What is an ion?
300
All processes occurring inside living things are simply sets of ________________________
What are 'chemical reactions?'
300
Name three ways that chemistry affects molecules:
What is 1) shape, 2) structure, 3) behavior, 4) how they bond with other structures?
300
Atomic number refers to the number of these
What are protons?
300
This term refers specifically to an atom that is positively charged
What is a cation?
400
This term refers to an ion with a negative charge
What is an anion?
400
The delta negative end of the water molecule is by this atom
What is Oxygen?
400
A cell in an isotonic solution will
What is 'stay the same size?'
400
Name four unique properties of water
What is 1) odorless, 2) tasteless, 3) transparent, 4) 'sticky' or 'clingy'?
400
Name four naturally occurring ions found in living organisms
What is 1) Calcium, 2) Carbonate, 3) Sodium, 4) Potassium, 5) Chlorine?
500
The prefixes 1)'Iso-', 2)'Hyper-' and 3) 'Hypo-' mean:
What is 1) one/the same, 2) above, 3) below/under
500
A cell in a hypertonic solution will
What is 'shrivel/shrink'?
500
This is why it's important to understand how cells react in solutions
What is 'so we can formulate medicine and prescribe treatments that will not kill living organisms such as ourselves'?
500
To predict what a cell will do in solution, we must know these two things:
What is 1. [] of water and dissolved substance 2. inside and outside of the cell
500
A cell in a hypotonic solution will
What is 'swell/burst'?
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