These structures on the leaf take in CO2.
Stomata
The mitochondria is usually phrased as what
Power House
An atom’s mass number is 210 and its atomic number is 85. How many neutrons does the atom have?
125 neutrons.
found in plant but not animal cells and provides protection for the cell
cell wall
something that doesn't change in an experiment.
a constant (or control variable)
your brain, spinal cord and nerves are all part of this system of the body..
nervous system
Name a liquid metal
Mercury
This is found in both cells but plant cells use this to store energy created through photosynthesis
chloplast
What is the charge of the nucleus of an atom?
Positive charge
•The Earth’s axis is tilted by
23.5°
Digestion begins in this part of the human body, where enzymes in saliva start breaking down food.
Mouth
This organelle makes protein for the cell
Ribosomes
a network of membranes in the cell.
ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM
plant cells have a larger central one of these but animal cells have small more numerous ones
It is called the basic unit of all living things.
Cells
What are three physical properties of non-metals?
poor conductors of heat and electricity, brittleness (they break rather than bend or stretch), and non-lustrous (they are dull, not shiny).
What are the 3 parts of an atom
Nucleus( protons, electrons),
Small bodies of ice, dust and rock.
Comets
What two elements are liquids at room temperature?
Mercury (Hg)
Bromine (Br)
What type of energy is stored in food that we eat?
A) Mechanical
B) Chemical
C) Nuclear
D) Thermal
Chemical
Small rocky or metallic body that orbits the Sun.
Asteroids
Fungi are called heterotrophs for this reason."
What is because they cannot produce their own food and absorb nutrients from other organisms?"
What are the four inner planets in order?
The four inner planets, in order from the closest to the Sun, are:
Mercury
Venus
Earth
Mars
What is the name of the group 7A, 17 family?
The group 7A (or Group 17) on the periodic table is called the Halogens.
Halogens
What has the symbol Ne, Na, N?
Neon, Sodium, Nitrogen