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| A substance that provides ions when dissolved in fluids. |
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| Oil doesnt mix with water because it is considered ____ |
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A completely filled valence shell contains __________ electrons. |
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A(n) _______ compound will release hydrogen ions when released in water |
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If an atom loses an electron it becomes a(n) ________ |
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If salt is dissolved in water, water is considered the ________ |
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2 or more tissues function together as a(n) __________ |
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A molecule that is made up of 2 or more types of atoms |
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The smallest portion that an element can be divided into and still retain its properties |
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DNA is stabilized by this type of bond |
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We have _________ organ systems in our bodies |
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The mitochondria is an example of this |
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This is released in a condensation reaction |
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Polymers are made up of these |
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Simple diffusion is this type of transport |
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| Particles that make up a chemical element |
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| These are formed when chemical bonds join 2 or more atoms together. |
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| Larges molecules that are diverse in structure and function. |
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| Cells and organelles cells are the structural and functional units of living organisms. Organelles carry out specific functions within cells. |
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| Tissue cells come together to form tissues that carry out specific functions. there are four ifferent types of tissue in the human boyd. |
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| Ther are over 40 organs in the human body. Each organ is made up of two or more different types of tissue. |
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| There are 11 different organ systems in the body. Each organ system is made up of several organs that carry out a specific physiological function. |
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| Particle in the nucleus, no charge |
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| Particel in the nucleus, positive charge |
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| Orbits around nucleus, negative charge |
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| An atom that has acquired a charge by gaining or losing electrons. |
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| ion with a positive charge |
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| Ion with a negative charge. |
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