A Qualitative Observation is an observation that uses the five
senses. sight, smell, hearing, touch, and taste. An example of this
would be: "This tree has bright green leaves that have soft bumps
on them."
The opposite is a quantitative observation, which is measured in
numbers, such as the weight or length of an object. For example, 5
pounds or 100 inches. For instance "The stratosphere begins 40
kilometers above the surface of Earth."
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Which two elements make up three-fourths of the human body
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The two elements that make up 3/4 of the human body are Oxygen, and Hydrogen.
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What best defines what matter is
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The most essential and defining characteristic of matter is
inertia.
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What happens when a magnesium ion is attracted to a chlorine ion
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They form an Ionic compound.
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Which part of the body contains bile an enzyme that helps break down lipids
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Bile is made in the liver and secreted into the Small intestines
to neutralize the acidity of the chyme leaving the stomach. When
there is no food entering the small intestines Bile is stored in
the Gallbladder until it is needed.
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What molecules form protiens when linked together with covalent bonds
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Amino acids are the molecules. Dipeptide bonds is the specific
name for the covalent bonds.
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Why is it a good idea to study experimental subjects in their natural environment
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D.So that they respond to the test as they would under normal conditions
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What is true of an Arrhenius acid
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An Arrhenius acid donates H+ ions. (apex).
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The molecules that make up food contain energy. how does the human body get energy from the food molecules
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by breaking chemical bonds in the molecules
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What macromolecule is often made up of three fatty acids bound to a glycerol molecule
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These molecules are triglycerides.
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What is a qualitative observation
A Qualitative Observation is an observation that uses the five
senses. sight, smell, hearing, touch, and taste. An example of this
would be: "This tree has bright green leaves that have soft bumps
on them."
The opposite is a quantitative observation, which is measured in
numbers, such as the weight or length of an object. For example, 5
pounds or 100 inches. For instance "The stratosphere begins 40
kilometers above the surface of Earth."
Which two elements make up three-fourths of the human body
The two elements that make up 3/4 of the human body are Oxygen, and Hydrogen.
What best defines what matter is
The most essential and defining characteristic of matter is
inertia.
What happens when a magnesium ion is attracted to a chlorine ion
They form an Ionic compound.
Which part of the body contains bile an enzyme that helps break down lipids
Bile is made in the liver and secreted into the Small intestines
to neutralize the acidity of the chyme leaving the stomach. When
there is no food entering the small intestines Bile is stored in
the Gallbladder until it is needed.
What molecules form protiens when linked together with covalent bonds
Amino acids are the molecules. Dipeptide bonds is the specific
name for the covalent bonds.
Why is it a good idea to study experimental subjects in their natural environment
D.So that they respond to the test as they would under normal conditions
What is true of an Arrhenius acid
An Arrhenius acid donates H+ ions. (apex).
The molecules that make up food contain energy. how does the human body get energy from the food molecules
by breaking chemical bonds in the molecules
What macromolecule is often made up of three fatty acids bound to a glycerol molecule