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what are some guidlines for making a scientific table? 1. the table must be a box shape, 2. tables have colums, 3. the table must have a title
Name 3 subtomic particles protons, neutrons, and electrons
what are the curtain amounts of electrons per level first level ther is 2, the 8, then 18
name the three chemical bonds 1. Covalent bond- eltrons are shared between atoms 2. Ionic bond- electons are either lossed or gained 3. hydrogen bond- when a H atom attaches to another atom
list the PH scale 1-3 is a strong acid, 4-6 is a weak acid, 7 is neutral, 8-11, is a weak base, 12-14 is a strong base
What forms macromolecules, and what destroys them codensation, and hydrolosis
What are the big 4? carbohydrates, proteins, lipids, and nuclaic acid
what are the two types of transport? Passive- no energy, Active- uses energy
what is diffusion? molecules move from a high to low consentration
what is equilibrium? when the consentration is the same
what is the photosynthesis chemical equation? 6C20 + 6h2O (----sunlight---) 6O2 + 6C6 H12 O6
What is cellular resperation? the process that releases energy by braking down glucose and other molecules in the process of oxygen
what is fermantation? relesing energy from food molecules by producing ATP in abcence of oxygen
What is meiosis, and what is made at the end and how many? Meiosis- Nuclear division that makes sex cells, it makes reproductive organs, and it makes four identical sex cells
Prophase I Chromosomes pair up and centrioles appear
Metaphase I Homologus chromosomes line up in the middle
Anaphase I Homologus pairs split into chromatides
Telophase I nuclear membrain forms around chromatid
Propase II centioles appear and release spindle fibers
Metaphase II Chromosomes line up on the equater of the cell
Anaphase II homologus pairs split into chromatids
Telophase II cytokenisis occurs
Inversion chromosomes segment breaks off and re-attaches in reverse order
Translocation chromosome piece gets broken off and gets attached to a different chromosomes
Point mutation chromosome is added
Fromshit mutaion chromosomes is lost
What does DNA stand for Dionuclaic Acid
name the three parts of a nucleotide phosphate, sugar, and base
what are four bases in DNA cytosine,glycine -------- thymine,adnine
What is a codon an amino acid
what is a mutaion a mix-up in the DNA
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