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Soda is a base?

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Micropipette

Less than 1 mL

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Serological Pipette

1-10 mL

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Graduated Cylinder

More than 10 mL

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What’s the basic unit of mass for the metric system?

Kilograms

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Molarity is expressed as:

mol/L

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When using a serological pipette or graduated cylinder, which of the following is the correct way to read the measured volume?

At the bottom of the meniscus at eye level

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A p-value of > 0.05 is:

Not statistically Significant

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A p-value of <0.05 is:

Statistically significant

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The error bars we created in the bar/column graph represent:

Standard Deviation

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Which molecule was used to calculate the M (molarity) of diet soda?

Aspartame

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What material should you use to clean the lenses on a microscope?

Kleenex

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If the total magnification of your specimen is 100X and you are using a 10X eyepiece, what is the magnification of your objective?

10X

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Which liquid will be used to make a wetmount of both specimens/samples (Elodea leaf and check cells)?

Water

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Should you use the coarse adjustment (focus) knob when viewing specimens/samples with a higher objective lens (e. g. 100X)?

No

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Which objective lens(es) in chapter 4 lab was/were used with oil?

100X

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As you increase the power of your objective lens (e.g. from 10X to 40X), your working distance (between the stage and objective) _________?

Decreases

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Which structure(s) should you be able to see in the Elodea leaf specimen?

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Which of the following is a white blood cell (leukocyte) that may have been seen in your blood smear slide?

Neutrophils

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The Leukemia blood sample had on average _____ white blood cells per field compared to a normal blood sample

More

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To answer questions in science and establish causal relationships, competency in the following areas are required:

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Deductive reasoning moves from:

General to specific

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A scientific hypothesis need to be ____ and _____.

Testable and Falsifiable

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In Biology, and most sciences, statistical analysis allows for a ___%  margin of error.

5%

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A hypothesis and prediction _____ the same thing (however they are related).

Are not

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A hypothesis is ___ when the result of an experiment is consistent with your prediction and hypothesis.

Supported

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Inductive reasoning:

Specific to general

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Induction often helps ________.

generate the initial hypothesis

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Deduction is used to _______.

derive testable predictions from the initial hypothesis.

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The hypothetico-deductive method establishes that scientific research is entirely deductive and bypasses inductive reasoning altogether.

False

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A control is subjected to the same conditions as the experimental subject/group, except for the variable being tested.

True

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In chapter 7, how many Petri dishes will you use for each group/treatment to obtain reliable results (not including the viability  control)?

3

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In chapter 7, ______ of each plate will be used as an experimental side?

the uncovered side

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All microbiological waste (e.g. E. coli) material gets discarded in the normal trash?

False

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In Chapter 7, what was the UV lamp's wavelength in um (micrometers)?

0.302 um (micrometers)

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In Chapter 7, % survival = (_______ / ______) X 100.

Experiment divided by control

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Diffusion is defined as the process where molecules move from an area of:

High to low

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Osmosis is the diffusion of a ____ across a selectively permeable membrane along a concentration gradient.

Solvent

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Dialysis is the diffusion of a ______ across a selectively permeable membrane along a concentration gradient.

Solute

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When the concentration of solute in the (extracellular) solution is less than the concentration of solute in the cells, then the cell is in a(n)  ____ solution.

Hypotonic (Hypo hovers)

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Which of the following materials will you be using during Chapter 8 lab?

Agar plate, Elodea leaf, potato, & dialysis tubing

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The IKI solution will turn blue/black in the presence of ____.

Starch

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In Chapter 8 experiment 1, the rate of diffusion results can be illustrated using a ____. 

Line graph (XY scatter plot) 

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Given the equation of a line (y = mx + b), which  component represents the slope of the line?

M

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In Chapter 8 experiment 2, the color of the solution _______ of the dialysis tubing should be dark blue/black after 30 minutes.

Inside

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In Chapter 8 experiment 3, the 15% salt solution was considered a ____ solution (when compared to the Elodea leaf saline concentration).

Hypertonic

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In Chapter 8 experiment 4, the % change in mass results can be illustrated using a ____.

Column (bar) graph

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Molarity of grams per mL formula:

Moles x Volume (mL —> L) x Molar mass

<p>Moles x Volume (mL —&gt; L) x Molar mass</p>
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Molarity of grams per liter formula:

Grams listed/ (Molar Mass of compound x L)

<p>Grams listed/ (Molar Mass of compound x L)</p>
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Hypothesis

Proposes a testable explanation for why something happens

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Prediction

The expected outcome if your hypothesis is true

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Prediction is phrased as

If…. then….

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M Formula

g/L divided by molar mass

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W/V Formula:

20g/100mL

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A lower pH means a ______ concentration of hydrogen ions.

Higher

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A higher pH means a _____ concentration of hydrogen ions.

Lower

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pH between 1 to 7 is _____?

Acidic

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pH = 7 is ______.

Neutral

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pH between 7 to 14 is ______?

Basic

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A p-value that’s ______ 0.05 proves statistical significance

Less than

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A p-value that’s _____ 0.05 proves statistical insignificance.

More than

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What are the graduation units on a serological pipette?

0.1 mL

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General Diffusion

movement of solute or solvent down a concentration gradient - from high to low concentration

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Osmosis

Diffusion of a solvent (water) across a semipermeable membrane

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Dialysis

Diffusion of a solute across a semipermeable membrane (big molecules are blocked, small molecules can pass).

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Hypertonic

Water comes out of the cell. (dehydration)

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Hypotonic

Water comes into the cell. (Inflation)

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Isotonic

Water comes in and out of the cell at an equal rate.

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% of survival

(Experiment/ Control) x 100