Water and Properties
Organic Compounds
Biochemical Reactions
Acids and Bases
Science and Natural World
100

This chemical formula represents water

What is h20

100

Sugars or starches used to store energy

What is carbohydrate?

100

Matter cannot be created or destroyed under normal conditions

What is the law of conservation? 

100
A mixture of two substances

What is solution?

100
A way of gaining knowledge about the natural world

What is science?

200

Water molecules sticking to other molecules

What is adhesion

200

Chains of fatty acids and is fats or oils

What is lipids?

200

Change of one substance into another

What is chemical reaction?

200

pH scale of 0-7

What is acids?

200

A statement that cannot change under certain natural conditions 

What is scientific law?

300

Responsible for water molecules sticking to themselves

What is Cohesion?

300
Chains of amino acids
What is proteins
300
The sum of all the reactions within an organism

What is metabolism?

300
pH scale of 7-14
What is Bases?
300

Step-by-step process scientists use to investigate questions

What is scientific method?

400

Water rising in a narrow tube against gravity is an example of this

What is Capillary Action

400

The two types of fatty acids

What is saturated and unsaturated fats?
400

A metabolic process that breaks down large, complex molecules into smaller, simpler units while releasing energy

What is catabolic reactions?

400

measures the concentration of hydronium ions

What is pH?

400

Representation of part of the real world

What is a model?

500

The difference between the negative attraction of the oxygen molecule and the positive attraction of the hydrogen molecules?

What is Polarity

500

Chains of multiple sugars

What is Polysaccharides?
500

A metabolic process that builds large, complex molecules from smaller, simpler ones. 

What is anabolic reactions?

500

pH scale of 7

What is neutral?

500

A broad explanation that is well supported by data

What is scientific theory?