Environmental test 2

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Environmental test 2

Ecology
The scientific study of relationships between organisms and their enviroment
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Ecology The scientific study of relationships between organisms and their enviroment
Matter Everything that takes up space and has mass
4 states of matter Liquid, gas, solid, plasma
conservation of matter Matter is transformed and combined in different ways, but it doesn't dissapear
Elements Substances that can be broken down into simpler forms by ordinary chemical reactions
Atoms Are the smallest particle that exhibit the characteristics of an element
Electrons Are tiny in comparison to other particles, orbit the nucleus at the speed of light, negatively charged parts of an atom
Protons The positive charge of an atom
Neutrons electrically neutral part of an atom
Atomic number the number of protons in the nucleus of an atom
Isotopes atoms of the same element that have different numbers of neutrons
Compounds Substances composed of different kinds of atoms
molecule A pair or a group of atoms that can exist as a single unit
Ionic bond When ions with opposite charges form a compound the electrical attraction holding them together is an?
oxidized When an atom gives up one or more electrons, we say it is oxidized
Reduced When an atom gains electrons
Ions Charged atoms
Anions Negatively charged Ions
Cations Positively charged ions
Acids Substances that readily give up hydrogen ions in water
Bases Substances that readily bond with H+ ions
Acids Have a Ph of less then 7
Bases Have a PH of greater then 7
Organic compounds The material of which biomolecules, and therefore living organisms, are made
Lipids Store energy for cells, and they provide the core of cell membranes, and other structures. They do not readily dissolve in water
Carbohydrates also store energy and provide structure to cells
Proteins Composed of chains of subunits called amino acids, folded into complex three-dimensional shapes, they provide structure to cells and are used for countless functions
Cells Minute compartments within which the processes of life are carried out
Enzymes A special class of proteins carry out all the chemical reactions required to create these various structures
energy Is the ability to do work such as moving matter over a distance or causing a heat transfer between two objects at different temps
Kinetic energy The energy contained in moving objects
Potential Energy Is stored energy that is latent but available for use
Chemical energy Stored in food

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