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What is the formula for Methane?

CH4

What is the formula for Glucose?

C6H12O6

What is the formula for water?

H20

What is the formula for Nitrogen dioxide?

NO2

What does law of conservation of mass mean?

matter cannot be created or destroyed only changed from 1 form to another

Which side of a chemical equation are the products & which side are the reactants?

Reactant on left -------> products on the right

What is a good reason for scientist to accept a scientific theory?

research & observations support the theory

How many things can you have different in a experiment?

one

What is the difference between on observation & an inference?(Give an example of each)

observation: something you can see/information you gather using your 5 senses






inference: predictions based on observations

What is the thing being tested in an experiment?

independent variable

Why should you have a control group?

to use as a comparison

How are animal & plant cells similar?

They have a ER, cytoplasm,mitochondria

How are animal & plant cells different?

plant cell- cell wall, large vacuole, chloroplasts




animal cell- small vacuole

What is the function of the mitochondria?

makes energy for the cell

What is the function of the nucleus?

it controls cell activities

What is the function of the cell wall?

provides structure & support

How do you calculate speed?

speed = distance/time

What tools are used to find speed?

meter stick & stopwatch

Know the organelles in the animal cell and label them.

What are the properties of an acid?

turns litmus paper red


sour


below 7 on Ph scale


reacts with metals

What are the properties of an base?

bitter


above 7 on Ph scale


turn litmus paper blue

What does Qualitative mean?

expressed in words

What does Quanltitative mean?

expressed in data/numbers

How does the structure of nerve cell & blood cells help them complete their job in your body?

blood cells- round so they can easily have through the veins & anteries



nerve cells- long & branched for transporting info to the brain

Draw a graph of an object decreasing speed/increasing speed/ moving at steady rate of speed.

List the complexity of the levels of organization in living things.

cell ----> tissue -----> organ -----> organ system ---> organism

What are the renewable resources?

hydro-power


solar


geothermal


wind


biomass


What are the non-renewable resources?

coal


oil


nuclear


natural gas

Are all cells the same size & shape?

No they are all different shapes & size