ACT 2024 Science Vocabulary

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Electrons

negative charge

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protons

positive charge

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neutrons

neutral charge

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ions

atoms with a positive or negative charge

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autotrophs

organisms that produce their own food; primary producers

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Photosynthesis

Converting carbon dioxide into glucose

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Chlorophyll

pigment used during photosynthesis

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Heterotrophs

consumers; consume other organisms for nutrition

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Cellular respiration

organisms convert sugars into energy

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Aerobic Respiration

requires oxygen

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Prokaryotes

single-celled organisms; don’t contain a nucleus or organelles

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eukaryotes

cells with a well defined nucleus

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Density

mass/volume

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Density increases as _____ increases

mass

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Density decreases as ________ decreases

volume

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In a chemical reaction, reactants are on the ____ of the equation

left side

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In a chemical reaction, _____ are on the right side of the equation

products

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Volume and pressure are ___________

inversely proportional

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Temperature is _________ related to pressure and volume

directly

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Kinetic energy

form of energy that an object possesses due to its motion

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Independent Variable

affects or creates the dependent variable

ex. time, temperature, and depth

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Dependent Variable

created or affected by an independent variable

ex. volume, solubility, pressure

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Direct Relationship

As x increases, y increases

As y increases, x increases

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Inversely Relationship

As x increases, y decreases

As y increases, x decreases