• Photosynthesis – how plants create their own food using sunlight
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• Cellular Respiration – how plants and animals break down food for energy(ATP), using oxygen.
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• Anaerobic Respiration – respiration that occurs WITHOUT oxygen
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• Aerobic Respiration – respiration that occurs WITH oxygen
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• Autotroph – organism that makes its own food in chloroplasts using sunlight.
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• Heterotroph – organism that hunts food and gets energy through mitochondria.
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• Chloroplast - organelle where photosynthesis occurs in plant cells.
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• Mitochondria – organelle where cellular respiration occurs in plant and animal cells.​

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Friday's Independent Work List:

#1 - Video Link and Microsoft Form (this is a grade):

https://www.bing.com/videos/riverview/relatedvideo?&q=law+of+conservation+of+mass&&mid=E64D446803B62FF0B17EE64D446803B62FF0B17E&&FORM=GVRPTV

https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=j8uWO0wXZUuC61zDi54GbEvLdvsslNdOt8oheOO2OIFUMFNaNEM4UUpMQklUUzM1S1FFUEw1UTM5Ti4u

#2 - Doodle Notes Sheet Ppt:  Use this to complete the notes sheet.  Color all the sheet when you are finished.  

2 - Law of Conservation of Mass Doodle Notes---POWERPOINT.pptx

2 - Law of Conservation of Mass Doodle Notes---POWERPOINT.pptx

• Reactant – The atoms that react(ingredients)...to the left
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• Product – The atoms that are produced(the cake)...to the right​
• Coefficient – The whole # multiplier(big number)
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• Subscript - How many atoms you have(tiny number)​
• Mass – amount of matter in a given space
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• Chemical Equation - symbolic representations of chemical reactions in which the reactants and the products are expressed
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• Chemical Reaction - a process that involves rearrangement of the atoms of a substance, as opposed to a change in physical form
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• Law of Conservation of Mass(LOCOM) – matter cannot be created or destroyed​

1. Temperature – measure of hotness or coldness
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3. Pressure – physical force exerted on an object
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5. Intermolecular Attraction – determines the physical properties of a substance
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7. Thermal Energy – energy contained in a system that determines temperature
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9. Triple Point Diagram – diagram that shows the three states of matter for a substance
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11. Kinetic Energy – the energy of particles in motion
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13. Open System – can exchange matter and energy with its surroundings..."open"
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15. ​Closed System – cannot exchange matter and energy with its surroundings..."sealed"

1.Matter-any substance that has mass and takes up space

2.Pure Substance-has constant composition and properties throughout

3.Mixture-2 or more substances physically combined

4.Homogeneous Mixture- mixture that appears to be all one substance throughout

5.Heterogeneous Mixture-mixture where you can see the different substances 

6.Chemical Property-characteristics of a substance during a chemical reaction

7.Physical Property-characteristic of matter that can be observed and measured without changing the chemical identity of the sample.

8.Filtration-separating materials by physical means

1.Element – pure substance made up of only one type of atom

2.Molecule – group of atoms chemically bonded together

3.Monatomic – made of only one atom and no bonding 

4.Diatomic – made up of two atoms bonded

5.Elemental Molecule – two or more of the same atoms chemically bonded together

6.Compound Molecule – two or more different types of atoms chemically bonded together

7.Ionic Bond – bond where electrons are transferred

8.Covalent Bond – bond where electrons are shared

1.Atom – makes up all matter

2.Electron – subatomic particle with a negative(-) charge

3.Proton – subatomic particle with a positive(+) charge

4.Neutron – subatomic particle with NO charge

5.Nucleus – made up of protons and neutrons

6.Orbital Shell – rings around the nucleus that hold electrons

7.Valence Electron – electrons in the outermost shell

8.Atomic Number – number electrons/protons in the element

*Add a sketch of some kind for each term!!

Phenomena Video Links:

Part 1-

ASEXUAL VS SEXUAL BLOOKET

https://play.blooket.com/play?hwId=65119d17b0ebcfe59b7bb149

https://play.blooket.com/play?hwId=6512edbb155b399a3419d6be

Hammerhead Worm Article

https://www.fieldandstream.com/conservation/hammerhead-flatworm-found-tennessee/

SUB 9/20/2023

1. Read textbook pages 448-453 and answer questions on page 453 in your comp book.

2. Complete today's powerpoint starting with the bell work and end at stop sign.

CTOSO 2.pptx

3. Play Blooket games for 15 minutes.

Blooket  2

https://play.blooket.com/play?hwId=65098bdd047317b1885d7022

4. Go to Nearpod to complete a quiz.  

1st xl8n2

4th wp3nm

5th nuvtb

7th dkag5

8th jpkr2

5. Finish any work from yesterday.

 Do you know what CTOSO stands for?

Sub Work 9/19/2023

(CTOSO) Student Cellular Organization 2023.pptx

1.  Use the link above to complete today's assignment.  You will write all answers on the notes sheet on the front lab table.  (Put Bell Work and drawing on the back and notes on the front.) TURN IN WHEN COMPLETE.  THIS WILL BE FOR A GRADE!

2. If you finish early Blooket  2

https://play.blooket.com/play?hwId=65098bdd047317b1885d7022

Good notes will get a treat tomorrow!

1.Cell-basic unit of life

2.Tissue-group of similar cells

3.Organ-group of tissues working together

4.Organ system-2 or more organs working together

5.Organism-made of multiple organ systems working together

6.MULTI-CELLULAR-made of 2 or more cells

7.UNI-CELLULAR-made of only 1 cell

8.Specialized Cell-cell doing a specific job

1. Bacteria are "Prokaryotes"...Pro-Nos...no nucleus!​
2. Fungi song...heterotroph and cell wall​
3. Animals reproduce solely "sexually"​
4. Plants are the only solely "autotrophic" kingdom​
5. Chloroplast = Autotroph