BIO 1-2

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What is the function of a buffer in a solution?

To resist changes in pH and maintain a relatively stable pH

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Isotopes of an element differ in their number of:

Neutrons

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Pseudoscience is best described as:

Claims that appear scientific but lack proper scientific support

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Which four elements make up approximately 96% of the human body?

Carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen

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A covalent bond is formed when:

Atoms share electrons

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In scientific terminology, a theory is:

An explanation supported by overwhelming experimental evidence

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An ionic bond is formed when:

Atoms transfer electrons, creating charged ions that attract each other

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Scientific thinking is best described as:

A flexible and adaptable process for understanding the world

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In an experiment, the independent variable is:

The variable that the researcher manipulates or controls

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A solution with a pH of 3 would be considered:

Acidic

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An element is defined as:

A substance that cannot be broken down further into any other substance

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A solution with a pH of 10 would have:

More OH- ions than H+ ions

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The atomic number of an element refers to the number of:

Protons in the nucleus

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The second and subsequent electron shells can hold up to:

8 electrons

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The first electron shell (closest to the nucleus) can hold a maximum of:

2 electrons

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What determines if and how an atom will bond with other atoms?

The electrons, particularly those in the outermost shell

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What is replication in scientific studies?

Repeating experiments to verify results

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In a double-blind experimental design:

Neither the subjects nor the researchers know who receives the treatment

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In scientific terminology, a theory is:

An explanation supported by overwhelming experimental evidence