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Explain the Scientific Method
*The only scientific way accepted to support or disprove a theory.

*All research projects are based on this
The five + ONE steps in scientific method are...
Observation
Question
Hypothesis
Method
Result
State your results
Observation
Question, Hypothesis, Method and Result are known as
Scientific Method
During Observation, you use _______ or _________.
Your senses & machines (which are extensions of those senses)
During "Question" you ask about _______ and you ________
Observe & State the problem or question
During "Hypothesis you ___________
Predict the answer to the question
During "Method" you figure out a way to __________. The outcome should be _________
Test your hypothesis & Measurable (Quantifiable)
During result you want to __________ and then _____________. Always repeat
Do the experiment from the method & record the results!
The movement of molecules from a higher area of concentration to a lower area of concentration is know as what?
Diffusion
What is Diffusion?
The movement of molecules from a higher area of concentration to a lower area of concentration
What is the reason for Diffusion?
Molecular collisions
Molecular Collisions cause what?
Diffusion
Molecular Collision occurs due to what?
High areas of concentration.
The diffusion of water is know as?
Osmosis
Water diffuses across what?
A permeable membrane
Osmosis can be defined as?
The diffusion of water across a permeable membrane
During osmosis, the center of the cell membrane contains what?
Non-polar fatty acid tails of phospholipid molecules
What cannot diffuse across the membrane because of the non-polar area?
Large polar molecules and charged particles.
What CAN cross the membrane during osmosis?
Water
when a solute cannot pass through a membrane, it is know as what?
Osmosis
During osmosis, water moves from __________ to ____________
HIGHER water concentrated areas to lower areas of water concentration...where the solutes are.
Examples of solutes that CANNOT pass the membrane are what?
Salt, sugar and protein
The force of osmosis is known as what?
Osmotic Pressure
how can Osmotic Pressure be described?
The force of osmosis as it move across the permeable membrane
When water moves outside to inside it is know as what...
Hypotonic
When water moves from inside to outside it is know as what...
Hypertonic
When water is equally moved inside and outside it is know as what?
Isotonic
What is the process that uses light energy to synthesize carbohydrate from carbon dioxide?
Photosynthesis
What is the name of this equation?

6CO2 + 6H2O + Energy R + C6H12O6 + 6O2
PHOTOSYNTHESIS
What is the name of this equation?

C612O6 + 6O2 R 6CO2 + 6H2O + ENERGY
CELLULAR RESPIRATION
The equations for _____________ and ______________ are backwards
Photosynthesis and Cellular respiration
When plants are exposed to light ________ and _________ occur.
Photosynthesis and Cellular respiration
When plants are in the dark, only _____________ occurs.
Cellular Respiration
Carbon dioxide and water form what?
Carbonic Acid H2C03
Carbonic Acid is created from what two elements?
Water and carbon dioxide
Carbonic Acid dissociates into what?
Hydrogen and bicarbonate ions
Hydrogen ions and bicarbonate ions are dissociated from what?
carbonic acid
During photosynthesis, the PH level drops due to the presense of what?
hydrogen ions
Respirating plants RELEASE what into the water? what does this cause?
Carbondioxide and it causes the PH level to decrease
Plants during photosynthesis plants TAKE UP what? what does this cause?
Carbon dioxide and the PH level increases
The reactions within cells result in the synthesis of what?
ATP
Energy is stored in what during cellular respiration?
Glucose
___________ requires oxygen as the final electron acceptor. ________ does not require oxygen.
Aerobic respiration & fermentation.
What is this the equation for?

C6H12O6 + 6O2 (R) 6CO2 + 6H2O + 36 OR 38 ATP
AEROBIC RESPIRATION
Glucose is completely broken down during what?
Aerobic respiration
Glucose is partially broken down during what?
Fermentation
Plant and fungi cells produce ___________ as a result of fermentation.
Alcohol
This is the equation of for what?

C6H12O6 + (R) 2CO3 + 2C3H5OH + 2ATP
ALCOHOL FERMINTATION
Does fermentation or aerobic respiration produce more ATP?
aerobic respiration