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-not truly dissolved
-scatters light
-particles don't settle out
-ex. aerosols, milk, smoke |
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-may scatter light
-ex. blood |
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-no chemical bonding
-can be separated physically
-hetero or homogenous |
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-can only be separated only by breaking bonds
-homogenous |
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| 1st law of thermodynamics |
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-energy is conserved
-sum stays constant
-gas engine
-windmill |
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| 2nd law of thermodynamics |
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-spontaneous processes release energy as they move toward equilibrium
-disorder increases
-ex. unwinding of a wound spring
-flow of water over falls |
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-hyperventilation
-decreases CO2
-shifts left
-pH increases |
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-hypoventilation
-increases CO2
-shifts right
-decreases pH |
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| most abundant monosaccharides |
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| monosaccharide functional group |
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-glucose/fructose
-table sugar |
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-energy reservoir in plants
-amylose and amylopentin |
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-storage in vertebrates
-abundant in liver and muscle |
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| -cell surface of extracellular matrix |
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