Organic/Inorganic
The element that determines whether a substance is organic or inorganic.
What is carbon?
The scale used to measure how acidic a solution is.
What is pH scale?
The things that we need to live.
What are essential nutrients/ elements?
Organisms without a backbone.
What is an invertebrate?
The units used to measure chemicals in small concentrations.
What is parts per million?
Something that produces organic substances.
What are living things?
A solution that has a pH lower than 7.
What is an acid?
What our bodies need lots of.
What is macronutrients?
Organisms visible under a microscope.
What is microbiological?
A concentration of a toxin when 50% of a group of animals die.
What is LD50?
What bleach would be classified as.
What is inorganic?
The process that occurs when combining an acid and a base.
Comes from legumes, dairy, and meat.
What is protein?
Organisms considered to live in good water quality.
What is sensitive?
Used to remove unwanted animals or insects from crops.
What are pesticides?
What honey would be classified as.
What is organic?
A chemical used to identify an exact pH value.
What is a universal indicator?
Stores extra energy in the body.
What are lipids?
A species of fish that lives in water with high oxygen and cold temperature.
What is trout?
The result of high phosphorus and nitrogen in the water.
What are algal blooms?
What carbon dioxide would be classified as.
Inorganic.
Occurs in the spring when acidic snow and ice melt into water bodies.
What is spring acid shock?
Is considered a complex/long chain carbohydrate.
What is starch?
A species of bacteria that causes severe health effects in lakes.
What is E. coli?
Mercury is an example of a chemical from this category of metals.
What are heavy metals.