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23 Cards in this Set
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Excrete |
Excrete something. |
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Metabolism |
Metabolism. |
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Dissociation |
The splitting of a substance into ions is called dissociation. |
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Acid |
Hydrochloric acid. Nitric acid. Phosphoric acid. Carbonic acid. Citric acid. |
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Base |
Sodium hydroxide. Potassium hydroxide. Calcium hydroxide. Ammonia. Sodium hydrogencarbonate. |
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Litmus |
Litmus paper blue and red. |
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Phenolphthalein |
Phenolphthalein |
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Methyl |
Methyl Orange. |
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Pipettes |
Plastic Pipettes |
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Spatula |
Spatula. |
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Gauze |
Wire gauze |
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Conical |
Conical flask |
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Tong |
Tongs |
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Anemia |
Minerals are needed in small amounts but are essential. A lack of minerals causes mineral deficiency. Click down to a lack of iron causes anemia. |
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Gastric |
Gastric juice |
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Alimentary |
Alimentary canal |
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Ingested |
Ingested food passes through the digestive system slowly and as it passes. A series of chemical and physical changes happened to it. |
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Peristalsis |
Physical changes involve the mechanical action of the teeth and saliva. The three-layered muscular stomach wall that mixes the stomach contents, peristalsis along the alimentary canal and even bile, which helps tp expise fat droplets to the enzyme lipase. |
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Defecation |
Spaces are temporarily stored in the rectum until. They are ingested in the process of defecation. |
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Circumference |
The height of the cylinder comes, its legs and. The circumference of the top and bottom circular edges of the cylinder. Become the width of the rectangle. |
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Sieve |
Sieve |
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Bung |
Rubber bung |
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Biuret |
Biuret indicator |
