instruments used in laboratories
What is the function of a microscope in a lab
It is to magnify and visualize objects that are too small to be seen by the naked eye
What does AI stand for
Artificial intelligence
What organ in the circulatory system pumps blood to all organs?
Heart
What pattern is mostly seen in nautilus shells
The golden ratio
Who is the father of genetics
Gregor Mendel
What is the difference between a beaker and a flask
Beakers are usually used to pour liquids while flask are used to mix liquids together
What method is mainly used to edit genes
CRISPR
What two systems work together to help humans walk?
Muscular and skeletal
what do tree rings tell us
The age of the tree and what climate they have been through
who developed the theory of natural selection
Charles Darwin
When should you put on safety glasses in a lab
All the time
When does someone need an organ transplant?
When one of their organs has failed or severely damaged
what are the 2 main parts of the nervous system
Peripheral and sensory nervous system
Where are fractals most commonly found in nature
trees, river networks, coastlines, and in the human body's blood vessels and lungs
What equation is given in newton’s second law
F= MA
Where m is mass, a is acceleration and f is force
How is a hot plate safer than a burner
A hot plate is safer because there is no open flame
What are lasers
They are devices that emit a focused, coherent beam of light
What are the organs digest food in the digestive system
The mouth, stomach and small intestine
What are meandering patterns
They are curves and bends
What do Punnett squares do
They predict the phenotypes and genotypes
micropipettes are used to measure what volumes
Microliter volumes
What is the difference between nuclear fission and nuclear fusion
Nuclear fission splits heavy atomic nuclei into lighter ones, while nuclear fusion combines light atomic nuclei to form heavier ones
What is the process that happens in the lungs that helps us breathe
Gaseous Exchange
What are ripples in water usually caused by
An object falling into the water
What is inertia
Inertia is the tendency of an object to resist changes in its state of motion