Hierarchy of Structural Organization

1)

molecules

2)

organelles

3)

cells

4)

tissue

5)

organs

6)

organ system

7)

organisim

8)

population

9)

community

10)

ecosystem

11)

biosphere

properties of life

1) order
2) reproduction
3) growth and development
4) energy processing
5) response to the environment
6) regulation
7) evolutionary adaptation

induction

specific to general observations

deduction

general to specific observation

scientific process

1.Observation
.2.Hypothesis/3. Predictions 4.Method 5. Results/Data Analysis 6. Conclusions

atom

smallest unit of matter

element

substance that can not be broken down further

cation

positive charged particles made from giving away electrons

anion

negative charge

most abundant elements

chon -carbon dioxide,hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen

how are elements arranged on the periodic table

Arranged on periodic table by their # of protons called theatomic number
Hydrogen: listed #1 and has 1 proton
When neutral (uncharged), the atomic number indicates number of electrons, too.
The other number listed is the atomic mass
Protons + Neutrons

atomic mass is made of

Protons + Neutrons

whats makes an element reactive?

electrons

what is an ionic bond?

one gives up and electron and one receives an electron.

what is a covalent bond

2 atoms share a pair of electrons strong bond

what makes a polar molecule polar

an unequal amount of charges

identify the unique properties in water and be able to define them

Solid (ice): molecules far apart (not dense), so floats
Liquid (water): molecules closer together, so sinks
Gas (vapor): require high heat to break liquid H bonds (heat of vaporization)
Heat storage: Requires quite a lot of heat to break H bonds between w

why does ice float?

hydrogen bonds keeps the molecules farther apart. less dense than water

recognizing an acid or base from ph number

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definition of organic

Carbon based molecules, carbon and hydrogen

monomers of carbohydrates

monosaccharides

monomers of porteins

amino acids

monomers of nucleic acid

nucleiotides

what is the difference between dehydration synthesis and hydrolysis

remove water making bonds for dehydration and add water removing bonds for hydrolysis

what is the chemical formula for glucose

c6h12o6

the different polysaccharides from description

Starch: stored plant sugar
Glycogen: stored animal sugar
Liver & muscles
Cellulose: indigestible, plant cell wall
Source of fiber & roughage

properties of lipids

Nonpolar, hydrocarbons
Hydrophobic: do not mix with water
1.Triglycerides
Oil: liquid at room temp
Fat: solid at room temp

the difference between fat and oil

oil is liquid in room temp and fat is solid in room temp.

difference between saturated and nsaturated fat.

Saturated fat: fully loaded with hydrogens
Has no double bonds
Unsaturated fat
Has at least one double bond (replacing two hydrogens)
Saturated fats more easily form blockages than unsaturated fats
Saturated fats negatively affect cholesterol levels.

what are lipoproteins? what are the two types ? why are they important

Lipoproteins: fat carriers
HDLs: healthy- take fats to liver for disposal
LDLs: lousy- take fats to cells for storage
<200 = good number
carry's fat to the blood

what does DNA stand for?

Deoxyribonucleic acid

what is the difference between dna and rna

DNA
- double stranded
- the sugar is deoxyribose, less reactive
- nucleotides are guanine, cytosine, adenine and thymine
RNA
- single-stranded
- the sugar is ribose, more reactive
- nucleotides are guanine and cytosine, adenine and urasil

vwho made the first microscope

1590: Janssens 1st microscope

what did leeuwenhoek do

1650s: Leeuwenhoek improved lenses Saw 1st
micro-organism "beasties"
Discovered bacterial shapes, human sperm, RBC circulation, plant structures, mouthparts of insects

what did hooke do

Robert Hooke 1st to use artificial light sources

define cell

the building blocks of all living things

three statements of cell theory

1.All organisms are made of at least one cell.
2.Cells are the smallest living things.
3.Cells come from pre-existing cells.

why the cells need to be so small

Surface area to volume ratio (SA:V)
Center to outside = shorter distance

four general structure of a cell

1.Plasma membrane
2.Cytoplasm
3.Ribosomes (protein factories)
4.Genetic material

what does the fluid mosaic membrane mean?

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