Lab semester 1 review

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sbooth88  on June 18, 2012

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biology

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measurement, acids and bases, macromolecules, enzymes, microscope, the cell, osmosis and diffusion,

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Lab semester 1 review

what is the Meniscus?
concave surface of a liquid resulting from surface tension
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what is the Meniscus? concave surface of a liquid resulting from surface tension
where do you measure volume of a liquid? bottom of meniscus
convert 123,000 to scientific notation 1.23 x 10^5
formula to convert F to C 1.8(*C) + 32
formula to convert C to F (*F-32) / 1.8
basic units for length, mass and volume meter, gram, liter
Formula to find area of a box L x W x H
Define Acid Substance that dissociates when dissolved in water
Define Base substance the reduces hydrogen ion concentration when dissolved in water
Define pH measure of power of the hydrogen ion concentration in a solution.
what id pH neutral? 7
Define Anthocyanins plant pigment used as pH indicator
Ex: red cabbage extract
Define Buffer special solutions that help maintain pH by resisting changes.
3 ways to measure pH pH meter, Anthocyanin indicators, pH paper
Know pH level with matching color pH 2 = red
pH 3 = pink
pH 5 = violet
pH 7 = purple
pH 8 = blue
pH 12 = green
Which antacid neutralized acid best? alka-selzer
Define Colorimetry Chemicals used to test for presence of marcomolecules
Define oxidation interaction between oxygen molecules and other substances
What is Sudan IV? used to test for lipids. Red stain
Define Emulsion Mix of 2 or more liquids that are normally unblendable
Define Emulsifier Stabilizes an emulsion by increasing it's kinetic energy
Define Hydrolysis Bonds between monomers broken down by addition of water
EX: Digestion
Difference between polar and non polar polar like water (Hydrophillic)
non-polar doesn't like water (Hydrophobic)

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