MTTC integrated science 094 Life Sciences and General Knowledge Correct 100%

volumetric flask - ANSWER used to accurately prepare solutions of various concentrations often used in titrations erlenmeyer flask - ANSWER can be used for mixing, transporting, and reacting, but are not appropriate for accurate measurements repippette - ANSWER hand operated pump that dispenses solutions beakers - ANSWER can be used to measure mass or dissolve a solvent into a soulte graduated cylinder - ANSWER used for precise measurements and are more accurate than erlenmeyer flasks or beakers burette - ANSWER used to accurately dispense liquid wet mount slides - ANSWER used with a light microscope typically require a thin portion of the specimen to be placed on a standard glass slide graticule slide - ANSWER is marked with a grid line and is useful for counting or estimating a quantity what is the most accurate balance? - ANSWER electronic, triple beam, spring beam Chromatography - ANSWER set of lab techniques used to separate or analyze mixtures preparative chromatography - ANSWER the type of chromotography that involves purifiying a substance for further use rather than further analysis Analytical chromatography - ANSWER Type of chromatography that involved analyzing the isolated substance. Gas Chromatography - ANSWER the separation technique in which the mobile phase of a substance is in gas form centrifuge - ANSWER used to separate the components of a heterogeneous mixture by spinning it; the solid precipitate settles in the bottom of the container and the liquid component of the solution (centrifuge) is at the top Spectrophotometry - ANSWER measuring the amount of visible light absorbed by a colored solution single beam spectrometer - ANSWER measures relative light intesity double beam spectrometer - ANSWER compares light intensity between a reference sample and a test sample spectrophotometer - ANSWER has an illumination source; an output wavelength is selected and beamed at the sample and the sample absorbs light, and the detector responds to the light and outputs an analog electronic current in a useable form Electrophoresis - ANSWER separation of molecules based on electrical charge Calorimetry - ANSWER used to determine the heat released or absorbed in a chemical reaction what is the accepted standard of measurement in the scientific community? - ANSWER metric system what are the basic units of measurement in the metric system? - ANSWER meter (length), liter (volume), gram (mass) additional base units of the metric system - ANSWER ampere (electrical current), kelvin (thermodynamic tempurature), mole (amount of a substance at molecular level) the independent variable is graphed on what axis - ANSWER x regression analysis - ANSWER measures the impact of a set of variables on another variable Anton van Leeuwenhoek - ANSWER made first simple microscope; observed the first single celled organism Carl Linnaeus - ANSWER Created a method to classify plants and animals, which became known as the Linnaean taxonomy. This was an important contribution because it offered a way to organize and therefore study large amounts of data. Charles Darwin - ANSWER English natural scientist who formulated a theory of evolution by natural selection () Gregor Mendel - ANSWER Father of genetics Barbara McClintock - ANSWER Discovered the ability of genes to change positions on the chromosome; created first genetic map James Watson and Francis Crick - ANSWER discovered the structure of DNA What are greenhouse gases? - ANSWER ozone, carbon dioxide, water vapor, and methane free radicals - ANSWER naturally occurring, highly reactive chemicals that form in the presence of oxygen acid rain - ANSWER rain containing nitric and sulfuric acids Eutrophication - ANSWER depletion of oxygen in a body of water what greenhouse gas is emitted from landfills? - ANSWER methane landfill leachate - ANSWER contains acids from car batteries solvents, heavy metals, pesticides, motor oil, paint, household cleaning supplies, plastics and many other potentially harmful substances. some are dangerous when they get into the ecosystem. lead mercury and others are toxic. remote sensing - ANSWER A method of collecting data or information through the use of instruments that are physically distant from the area or object of study. Hormones - ANSWER regulate growth, metabolism, reproduction and fluid balance endo volumetric flask - ANSWER used to accurately prepare solutions of various concentrations often used in titrations erlenmeyer flask - ANSWER can be used for mixing, transporting, and reacting, but are not appropriate for accurate measurements repippette - ANSWER hand operated pump that dispenses solutions beakers - ANSWER can be used to measure mass or dissolve a solvent into a soulte graduated cylinder - ANSWER used for precise measurements and are more accurate than erlenmeyer flasks or beakers burette - ANSWER used to accurately dispense liquid wet mount slides - ANSWER used with a light microscope typically require a thin portion of the specimen to be placed on a standard glass slide graticule slide - ANSWER is marked with a grid line and is useful for counting or estimating a quantity what is the most accurate balance? - ANSWER electronic, triple beam, spring beam Chromatography - ANSWER set of lab techniques used to separate or analyze mixtures preparative chromatography - ANSWER the type of chromotography that involves purifiying a substance for further use rather than further analysis Analytical chromatography - ANSWER Type of chromatography that involved analyzing the isolated substance. Gas Chromatography - ANSWER the separation technique in which the mobile phase of a substance is in gas form centrifuge - ANSWER used to separate the components of a heterogeneous mixture by spinning it; the solid precipitate settles in the bottom of the container and the liquid component of the solution (centrifuge) is at the top Spectrophotometry - ANSWER measuring the amount of visible light absorbed by a colored solution single beam spectrometer - ANSWER measures relative light intesity double beam spectrometer - ANSWER compares light intensity between a reference sample and a test sample spectrophotometer - ANSWER has an illumination source; an output wavelength is selected and beamed at the sample and the sample absorbs light, and the detector responds to the light and outputs an analog electronic current in a useable form Electrophoresis - ANSWER separation of molecules based on electrical charge Calorimetry - ANSWER used to determine the heat released or absorbed in a chemical reaction what is the accepted standard of measurement in the scientific community? - ANSWER metric system what are the basic units of measurement in the metric system? - ANSWER meter (length), liter (volume), gram (mass) additional base units of the metric system - ANSWER ampere (electrical current), kelvin (thermodynamic tempurature), mole (amount of a substance at molecular level) the independent variable is graphed on what axis - ANSWER x regression analysis - ANSWER measures the impact of a set of variables on another variable Anton van Leeuwenhoek - ANSWER made first simple microscope; observed the first single celled organism Carl Linnaeus - ANSWER Created a method to classify plants and animals, which became known as the Linnaean taxonomy. This was an important contribution because it offered a way to organize and therefore study large amounts of data. Charles Darwin - ANSWER English natural scientist who formulated a theory of evolution by natural selection () Gregor Mendel - ANSWER Father of genetics Barbara McClintock - ANSWER Discovered the ability of genes to change positions on the chromosome; created first genetic map James Watson and Francis Crick - ANSWER discovered the structure of DNA What are greenhouse gases? - ANSWER ozone, carbon dioxide, water vapor, and methane free radicals - ANSWER naturally occurring, highly reactive chemicals that form in the presence of oxygen acid rain - ANSWER rain containing nitric and sulfuric acids Eutrophication - ANSWER depletion of oxygen in a body of water what greenhouse gas is emitted from landfills? - ANSWER methane landfill leachate - ANSWER contains acids from car batteries solvents, heavy metals, pesticides, motor oil, paint, household cleaning supplies, plastics and many other potentially harmful substances. some are dangerous when they get into the ecosystem. lead mercury and others are toxic. remote sensing - ANSWER A method of collecting data or information through the use of instruments that are physically distant from the area or object of study. Hormones - ANSWER regulate growth, metabolism, reproduction and fluid balance endo