Scientific Method
Chemistry
Cells
Measurement
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An Educated Guess. 

Hypothesis. 

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Basic Unit of Matter.  

Atom

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A cell organelle that controls what enters and leaves the cell. 

Cell Membrane. 

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The amount of space an object takes up.  

volume

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Name of the part of the microscope that you look through.  

Eyepiece. 

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A conclusion based on your observations.  

Inference

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Negatively charged particles that surround the nucleus.  

Electrons. 

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A plant cell contains a rigid layer that protects the cell.  

Cell wall. 

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Measures liquid volume. 

Graduated Cylinder

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To measure the volume of an object, you would use the formula 

length x width x height.   

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Information collected during an experiment.  

Data

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Subatomic particles found in the the nucleus.  

Protons and Neutrons.  

300

Site of photosynthesis. 

Chloroplasts

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The formula for density is 

m/v

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To measure the density of an object, you would use the formula 

Density = mass/volume  

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A variable that is purposely changed by the investigator.  

Independent Variable

400

The Periodic Table is organized by increasing 

Atomic Number

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An organelle that breaks down old cell organelles.  

Lysosomes. 

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Basic unit for length

Meter

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A vocabulary term that means to study closely.  

Analyze

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A variable that investigators keep the same in an experiment.  

Constant

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Substances produced in a chemical reaction.  

Products

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Name of the scientist that first observed cells.  

Robert Hooke. 

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The amount of matter in an object.

mass

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A high way in the cell that transports materials throughout the cell.  

Endoplasmic Reticulum.