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100

A unit of measure equal to 6.02 times 1023 of anything

moles

100

This form of light occurs when particles absorb energy and do not immediately re-emit that radiation.

Phospherescence

100

Type I, type II, and type III of this plot describe the relationship between age (in relative units) and the proportion of surviving offspring.

Survivorship curves

100

This famous Pakistani activist for women's education survived an assassination attempt at fifteen years old, going on to be the youngest Nobel Peace Prize recipient just two years later.

Malala Yousafzai

100

This is a differential operator applied to a three-dimensional vector-valued function to yield a vector whose three components are the partial derivatives of the function with respect to its three variables.

Gradient

200

These highly reactive compounds have one unpaired electron

Radicals

200

The position of maximum displacement in a standing wave system.

Antinode

200
Small, filament-like growths or appendages on the above-ground epidermal cells in plants, algae, lichens, and certain protists.

Trichomes

200

This journalsit was an activist and a proponent of second-wave feminism in the 60's and 70's. Her activism extended beyond her support for the ERA, as she also protested South African apartheid, opposed the Vietnam and Gulf wars, and published an article titled "After Black Power, Women's Liberation" demonstrating her support for the Black Power Movement.

Gloria Steinem

200

(lambdaxe-lambda)/x! is the equation for this distribution.

The Poisson Distribution

300

This property describes a how a conjugated system of electrons (usually in the form of lone pairs or pi bonds) exhibit a more stable structure than what would be expected from conjugation alone.

Aromaticity

300

A particle made of quark-antiquark pairs.

meson

300

Not to be confused with cytoplasmic inheritance, this describes when the phenotype of the offspring is determined soley by the genotype of the mother, often because this trait is determined so early in development that the offspring has not started making the proteins expressed by their own DNA but instead use the proteins present in the cytoplasm.

Genetic Maternal Effect

300

The first woman in the US to be granted MD, she founded several hospitals in New York and the Woman's Medical College of the New York Infirmary after feeling that an ill friend was mistreated by male physicians.

Elizabeth Blackwell

300

In matrix algebra, these are the specific set of scalar values associated with a linear system of equations.

Eigenvalues

400

Compounds which have the same molecular formula and sequence of bonded elements but which are nonsuperimposable, non-mirror images of each other

Diastereomers

400

The apparent offset of a foreground object against the background when perspective changes.

Parallax

400

This describes the unmyelinated sections of an axon that action potentials are moved across.

Nodes of Ranvier

400

This best-selling author is known for her speculative fiction, including "Parable of the Sower" and "Kindred" along with other notable works.

Octavia E. Butler

400

This Greek mathematician who developed a method for identifying prime numbers from 1-100.

Eratosthenes

500

This type of enzyme facilitates the breakdown of larger molecules into smaller ones, including respiration and digestion.

Catabolic

500

A phase of matter characterized by the complete absence of resistance to flow.

Superfluidity
500

This compound, present in most non-primate mammals, can induce a red meat allergy following a tick bite.

alpha-gal

500

This woman is the Chief Scientist at the China Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine.in 2015, she won the Nobel Prize in Medicine for her discoveries in a novel malaria therapy which investigated wormwood in fighting this prevalent disease.

Tu Youyou

500

This describes when trends appear in independent groups of data but reverse or disappear when the groups are combined.

Simpson's Paradox