PORTAGE LEARNING BIOD 152 ANATOMY
AND PHYSIOLOGY 2 ANSWERS
FINAL FULLUPDATED
PORTAGE LEARNING BIOD 152 ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY 2 FINAL UPDATED ACTUAL
QUESTIONS CORRECT SOLUTION
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS FULL SOLUTION
⩥ Kinetic Energy.
Answer: Energy in action
⩥ Potential Energy.
Answer: Stored energy
⩥ Chemical Energy.
Answer: Stored in bonds of chemical substances
⩥ Element.
Answer: Matter is composed of elements, cannot be broken into simpler
substances by ordinary chemical methods
⩥ Atom.
Answer: Unique building blocks for each element
⩥ Proton.
, Answer: Positive charge, found in nucleus
⩥ Neutron.
Answer: No charge, found in nucleus
⩥ Electron.
Answer: Negative charge, Orbit nucleus in an electron cloud
⩥ Nucleus.
Answer: Almost entire mass of the atom composed of Neutrons and
Protons
⩥ Ion.
Answer: Atom with net electric charge due to loss or gain of one or more
electron
⩥ Atomic Symbol.
Answer: One or two letter chemical shorthand for each element
⩥ Isotope.
Answer: Structural variations of atoms, differ in number of neutrons
they contain
AND PHYSIOLOGY 2 ANSWERS
FINAL FULLUPDATED
PORTAGE LEARNING BIOD 152 ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY 2 FINAL UPDATED ACTUAL
QUESTIONS CORRECT SOLUTION
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS FULL SOLUTION
⩥ Kinetic Energy.
Answer: Energy in action
⩥ Potential Energy.
Answer: Stored energy
⩥ Chemical Energy.
Answer: Stored in bonds of chemical substances
⩥ Element.
Answer: Matter is composed of elements, cannot be broken into simpler
substances by ordinary chemical methods
⩥ Atom.
Answer: Unique building blocks for each element
⩥ Proton.
, Answer: Positive charge, found in nucleus
⩥ Neutron.
Answer: No charge, found in nucleus
⩥ Electron.
Answer: Negative charge, Orbit nucleus in an electron cloud
⩥ Nucleus.
Answer: Almost entire mass of the atom composed of Neutrons and
Protons
⩥ Ion.
Answer: Atom with net electric charge due to loss or gain of one or more
electron
⩥ Atomic Symbol.
Answer: One or two letter chemical shorthand for each element
⩥ Isotope.
Answer: Structural variations of atoms, differ in number of neutrons
they contain