Definations
Definations
Scientific method
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100

The degree to which the experimental result agrees with the correct value

accuracy

100
What the experimenter will deliberately change or manipulate in the investigations
IV
100

Located on the y-axis

DV

100

Animals store most of their excess energy reserves as 

fat; they store twice as much energy per gram.

100

The attraction between molecules of the same substance. Water sticking to water. 

Cohesion

200

The degree to which the measurement agrees with one another

precision

200

What changes in response to the independent variable?

DV

200

The "cause" or change

Independent variable

200

list the order in which each macromolecule would be consumed by the body for energy

carbs

lipids

proteins

NEVER nucleic acids

200

The type of attractions that happens between two molecules

Adhesion

300

When you describe something you can see, smell, touch, taste or hear

Observation

300

groups that are used for comparison in the experimental groups. The "normal group"

Control Group

300

descriptive data

Qualitative data 

300

The smallest part of an element that still has the properties of that element. 

atom

300

The molecule that makes up a majority of the cells membrane structure

lipids

400

A guess about an object or outcome based on your observations

Inference

400

Groups that are being tested

Experimental group

400

Found on the X axis of a graph

IV

400

Why can ice exsist under frozen water?

Water is less dense as a solid

400

If available the body will always digest which macromolecule first?

carbs

500

A testable prediction based on an observation that describes a cause adn effect relationship between variables

Hypothosis

500

The aspects of an experiment that are help constant/consistent

Constants

500

How do you create a Hypothesis? (Think of the format)

If "IV" then "DV"

500

When placing oil in water it does not dissolve it seperate. What does this mean oil is? (Hydrophilic, hydrophobic, polar or non-polar)

hydrophobic and non polar

500

The macromolecule that would most likely be involved in in contracting muscles would be?

Proteins