how does electronegativity relate to the formation of ionic and covalent bonds
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electronegativity expresses how badly an atom wants or attracts EXTRA
electrons, therefor forming bonds
organism
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An individual living thing
General structure of atoms
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- electrons: rotating around the nucleus, negative charge
-protons: in the nucleus, positive charge
- neutrons: in the nucleus, natural charge
epidemiological studies
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advantages: comparatively inexpensive
potential to study harmful factors
statistical power:
- sample number one time
give an example of emergent properties from everyday life.
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brain cell -> interacting brain cells -> brain -> memory
standardized variable
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any factor held constant for all subjects in an experiment
,which organelles are associated with the job of cellular digestion?
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lysosomes and peroxisomes
cellular components that are found in all cells
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- chromosomes
- cytoplasm, cytosol
- plasma membrane
- ribosomes
Theory
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an explanation of a natural phenomenon supported by many observations
and experiments over time
Ribosomes
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- translate mRNA to make protein
-composed of protein and ribosomal RNA
, - assembled in the nucleus
diagram the components involved in animal cell connections
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ecosystem
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living and nonliving things in an area
Relationship between entropy and chemical reactions (The second law of
thermodynamics)
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entropy increases when larger molecules are broke down into many
simpler molecules
- 2nd law: the release of energy will result in a greater amount of disorder
entropy decreases when many simpler molecules are organized into a
more complex molecule
describe the role of ATP in short term energy storage
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electronegativity expresses how badly an atom wants or attracts EXTRA
electrons, therefor forming bonds
organism
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An individual living thing
General structure of atoms
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- electrons: rotating around the nucleus, negative charge
-protons: in the nucleus, positive charge
- neutrons: in the nucleus, natural charge
epidemiological studies
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advantages: comparatively inexpensive
potential to study harmful factors
statistical power:
- sample number one time
give an example of emergent properties from everyday life.
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brain cell -> interacting brain cells -> brain -> memory
standardized variable
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any factor held constant for all subjects in an experiment
,which organelles are associated with the job of cellular digestion?
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lysosomes and peroxisomes
cellular components that are found in all cells
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- chromosomes
- cytoplasm, cytosol
- plasma membrane
- ribosomes
Theory
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an explanation of a natural phenomenon supported by many observations
and experiments over time
Ribosomes
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- translate mRNA to make protein
-composed of protein and ribosomal RNA
, - assembled in the nucleus
diagram the components involved in animal cell connections
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page 64
ecosystem
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living and nonliving things in an area
Relationship between entropy and chemical reactions (The second law of
thermodynamics)
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entropy increases when larger molecules are broke down into many
simpler molecules
- 2nd law: the release of energy will result in a greater amount of disorder
entropy decreases when many simpler molecules are organized into a
more complex molecule
describe the role of ATP in short term energy storage
