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| the properties of life are: |
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| order,adaption, response to environment, regulation,energy processing, growth and development, reproduction |
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| observation,question,hypothesis, testable prediction, falsify or accept prediction |
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| exhibited mostly on molecular,cellular, and population level |
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| lifes diversity and uniformity |
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| evolution, natural selection |
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| cell strecture, number of sells in an organism |
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| living matter is made of: |
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| substances that cannot be broken up anymore (elements) |
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the 4 most abundent elements to life 96%:
hydrogen
oxygen
nitrogen
carbon |
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| elements that are present in small amounts but needed for life |
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| smallest unit of an element |
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| atomic structure of an element |
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the 3 particles that make up an element are:
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| atomic number is determined by |
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| # of protons + # of neutrons |
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| atoms with one or more electrons |
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| modified atoms, with the same number of protons, but different number of neutrons |
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| the outer most shell (max 8 electrons) |
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| electrons can be by atoms |
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sharing
taken away
given away |
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