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Eyepiece is the top part of the microscope you look through it to see your specimen. |
Rotating nosepiece. | you rotate the nosepiece to look at different lenses. |
Lenses | most microscopes have 2, 3 or more that magnify at different powers. |
Substage diaphram | it allows you to control the amount of light on the specimen. |
Mirror | shines light up through the stage so you can see your specimen. |
Coarse focus | it is used to bring the specimen into approximate focus. |
Fine focus. | detailed and sharper focus. |
Arm | You use the arm to hold and move the microscope. |
Base. | its pretty self explanatory. |
MRS GREN | movement, respiration, senses, growth, reproduction, excrete, nutrition. |
Biotic.B | Living |
Abiotic. | non-living |
Animal cell has ... | Nucleus, Cytoplasm, cell membrane. |
Plant cell has ... | Nucleus, Cytoplasm, Cell membrane, cell wall, vacuole, chlorplasts. |
Nucleus. | controls activity inside the cell. |
cytoplasm. | cells chemical reactions happen here. |
Cell membrane. | holds the cytoplasm together and controls what comes in and out. |
Cell wall. | keeps the cells shape. |
Vacuole. | cell sap (a solution of water, salts and sugars. |
Chloroplasts. | Photosynthesis to make food |
Biological community. | all the living things in an area feeding off one another. |
Niche | where animals get their food. |
ecosystems. | a biological community of interacting organisms and their physical environment. |
population | a particular section, group or type of people or animals living in an area or country. |
Species. | a group of living organisms consisting of similar individuals capable of exchanging genes or interbreeding. |
Decomposers. | An organism that decomposes eg: soil, bacterium, fungus or invertebrate. |
Habitat. | The natural home or environment of an animal, plant or other organism. |
plants are ... | producers |
animals are ... | consumers |
liquid to gas | boiling |
gas to liquid | condensation |
liquid to solid | freezing |
solid to liquid | melting |
solid to gas | sublimation |
gas to solid | reverse sublimation |
liquid to solid | solidifying |
diffusion | mixing of two or more substances with out stiring |
compression | when particles move closer together without changing state. |
expansion | when particles move further apart without changing state. |
mixture | is made up of different particles that are not bonded together. |
water from sea water | water boils at 100 degrees nothing else does , distillation |
Iron fillings from powder. | Iron is magnetic powder is not, magnet. |
Hg | Mercury |
Mud from muddy water. | Mud is denser, centrifuge. |
compound : carbon dioxide. | carbon and oxygen |
Compound : magnesium chloride. | Magnesium and chlorine. |
Compound :nitrogen dioxide. | Nitrogen and oxygen. |
Properties of metals. | Shiney, conducts heat, ductile (can be made into wire), solid at room temp (except for Hg), grey (except for Au,Cu) |
How many atoms : 2CuSO4 | 2 x 6 = 12 |
6Fe(NO3)3,7H20 | = 204 |
to test hydrogen ... | light a math and put it where the hydrogen is and it will make a pop noise. |
To test oxygen ... | Oxygen will re-light a glowing splint. |
To make CO2 ... | CaCO3(marble chips) + HCl (hydrochloric acid) = CaCl2 + CO2 + H2O |
1 atom = | an atom |
2 or more atoms joined together = | molecule. |
acid + metal = | Hydrogen. |
Acid + Carbonate (marble chips) = | carbon dioxide ,CO2 |
To test carbon dioxide ... | the lime water will go milky. |
O = ate anything else = ide | G |
Energy is the ability to do work ... the equation is ... | Work = force x distance. |
Energy is measured in ... | Joules ( J ) |
Energy can not be made or destroyed ... | It can only be changer from one form to another. |
Active energy = | kinetic, heat, light, sound , eletrical. |
Potential energy = | chemical (foods, explosions, fuel and batteries), gravitational, nuclear, elastic. |
Petrol can falling to the ground is ... | Active energy. |
Ball rolling down a slope ... | Active energy. |
A hamburger sitting on a plate ... | Potential energy. |
objects that feel cold at room temperature are ... | Good conductors. |
Metals are really good conductors of heat because ... | They have a free electron to carry the heat. |
Convection ... | Is when Warm air or water rises because it is less dense and cold air or water sinks because it is more dense. |
Conduction is ... | When the hot particles start to vibrate really fast and they bang into the colder particles making them hot as well. |
Radiant energy is ... | A type of heat transfer that doesn't require particles. |
frequency is ... | How many waves per second. |
Amplitude is ... | How high the wave is. |
Pitch ... | High, medium or low. |
A comet is ... | Ice and rock jammed together with a tail when it gets close to the sun. |
meteor. | A rock that has his the earths atmosphere and burned up. |
Meteorite. | Is a meteor that has hit the ground. |
Astroid. | A space rock |
The order of the planets are ... | Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune. |
cancer star constellation is in the ... | South. |
The capricorn constellation is in the ... | North. |
A Producer is a ... | Plant, Example ; things eat it but it doesn't eat anything, animal wise. |
A omniver is ... | Something that eats Plants and animals. |
A herbivore is ... | Something that only eats plants. |
A spring tide is when ... | The sun and moon are on opposite sides of the earth, their gravitational pull pulls the water making it bulge in some places (high tide) |
A neap tide is when ... | Is when the sun and moon form a 'L' shape around the earth which creates a smaller bulge. |
A year is when ... | The earth has orbited the sun once. |
A month is when ... | The moon has orbited the earth once. |
A day is when ... | THe earth has done one full rotation on it's axis. |
A Solar eclipse is when ... | The moon blocks out the sun from some of the earths view. |
A lunar eclipse is when ... | The sun and moon are posite each other and the moon passes into the earths shadow. |
An equinox is ... | 21st March (autumn) and 21st September(spring) where there is a 12 hour night and a 12 hour day. |
A solstice is ... | 21st June = shortest day. 21st December = longest day. |
A tide is caused by ... | The gravitational pull of the moon and the sun, rotation of the earth and the orbit of the moon. |
Full moon is when ... | We can see all of the moon. |
New moon is when ... | We can't see any of the moon. |
A first quarter moon is when... | Half of the moon is illuminated but because it is a sphere we can only see the first quarter. |
A last quarter moon is when ... | Half of the moon is illuminated but because it is a sphere we can only see the last quarter. |
A crescent moon is when ... | Most of the moon is covered and we can only see a crescent illuminated. |
A gibbous moon is when ... | Most of the moon is illuminated but not quite all of it. |
Waxing = | Getting bigger |
Wanning = | Getting smaller |
Solute = | Solid , the thing you are dissolving. |
Solvent = | Liquid |
Solution = | Everything combined. |
Saturated = | When you can't add anymore of the solute into the solution. |
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