Food tests
Covalent Bonding
Ionic bonding
Energy
Biology required practicals
100

Pestle and mortar

How do you grind up food?

100

The type of covalent bond formed in chlorine and hydrogen and hydrogen chloride

Single

100
Ion formed by alkali metals

+1

100
They both work by falling water

What are hydroelectric and tidal?

100

It is how water moves across a cell membrane

What is osmosis?

200

It turns purple

What is the positive test for protein?

200

The type of covalent bond formed in nitrogen

What is a triple bond?

200

Ions formed by halogens

-1

200

They work by converting the kinetic energy of moving air

What are wind turbines?

200

4X 10X 40X

What are the three commonest objective lens on a microscope?

300

It turns blue/black

What is the positive test for starch?

300

The type of covalent bond formed in oxygen and carbon dioxide.

What is a double bond?

300

Ions formed by magnesium

+2

300

It cannot be created or destroyed

What is energy?
300

It is the ability to tell the difference between two separate points

What is resolution?

400

It turns brick red

What is a positive test for sugars?

400

The number of covalent bonds in methane

What is 4?

400

Ions formed by oxygen

2-

400

It means to spread out when talking about energy

What is dissipated?

400

37oC

What temperature do enzymes work best at?

1000

Fructose

What sugar do we find in fruit?

1000

Three substances with giant covalent structures

Diamond, graphite, silicon dioxide

1000

800.7oC

What is the melting point of salt?

1000

There are 7 in the UK

What are nuclear power stations?

1000

It is made from 492 amino acids

What is amylase?