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Origin of the Metric System
Conceived and designed in France during the 18th century to establish a standardized measurement framework.
International System of Units (SI)
Formally designated system established in 1875 to standardize measurements globally, based on the metric system.
Base Unit for Length
The meter (m) serves as the standard unit of length in the metric system.
Base Unit for Mass
The gram (g) is the primary base unit for measuring mass in the metric system.
Base Unit for Liquid Volume
The liter (L) is the standard unit for liquid capacity in the metric system.
Temperature Unit in Metric
Celsius (°C) is used to measure temperature in the metric system.
Decade When the Treaty of the Meter was Ratified
1875.
Transformation in Temperature from Fahrenheit to Celsius
Celsius can be found using the formula °C = (°F - 32) × 5/9.
Commonly Used Prefix for 0.001
Milli (m).
Smallest Metric Prefix
Nano (n), equivalent to 10^{-9}.
Conversion of 1 meter in inches
1 meter is approximately 39.4 inches.
Conversion Process for Smaller to Larger Metric Units
Requires division; shift decimal point to the left.
Conversion Process for Larger to Smaller Metric Units
Requires multiplication; shift decimal point to the right.
Example of Converting 1 meter to kilometers
0.001 km.
Controlled Variable in Experimental Design
Quantities held constant across experimental and control groups to isolate the independent variable.
Falsifiability of a Hypothesis
The property that allows a hypothesis to be proven false through empirical data.
Primary Function of Insulin
To enable cells to import and utilize circulating blood glucose.
Fall of 95% of Biological Life
Caused by hydrogen sulfide toxicity during the Permian-Triassic extinction event.
Visualizing Cellular Structures
The compound light microscope can visualize structures in the micrometer (μm) range.
Color Change in the Biuret Assay for Proteins
From blue to lavender/purple indicates protein presence.
Caloric Density of Carbohydrates
4 Calories per gram.
Caloric Density of Lipids
9 Calories per gram, providing more energy compared to carbohydrates and proteins.
Benidict's Assay Positive Result
Color shift from blue to green, yellow, orange, or brick-red indicates reducing sugars.
Superiority of Graduated Cylinders
Used for precise liquid measurements over beakers.
Monomers of Proteins
Amino acids.
Biomolecule Classification for Butter
Butter is a lipid (fat), not a carbohydrate.
All sugars are carbohydrates; true or false?
True; all sugars are carbohydrates, but not all carbohydrates are sugars.
Effect of Elevated Temperature on Solubility of Gases
As temperature increases, the solubility of gases in liquids decreases.
Vinegar Eels Classification
Belong to Domain Eukarya and Kingdom Animalia (Phylum Nematoda), being multicellular organisms.
Macromolecule Providing Rapid Energy
Carbohydrates supply rapid chemical energy.
Lipid Emulsification Agent
Bile salts act as biological detergents for lipid emulsification.