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3/21 - DNA: DNA is the ‘instruction manual’ for all of life’s processes. In order for the body to ‘read’ these instructions, each cell must undergo a process of DNA replication and protein synthesis (transcription and translation). Using the documents provided, describe the process in which the instructions in DNA create proteins.
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Acid Base Test is THIS WEDNESDAY Last week’s packet is due Tomorrow! Gateway is NEXT MONDAY
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RELAY FOR LIFE COMPETITION!!!!!!!! : ) ◦ We will collect $$$ from all classes everyday this week. ◦ You will get an update each day of totals from all classes. ◦ Winning class receives specialty cupcakes provided by me and class free time. Maybe even a surprise thrown in by Mr. Jefferson too! : )
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When you glue your indicator paper to your worksheet, use as little glue as possible to make it stick. Record the color of the pH paper immediately after you take your sample. It will change over time if you wait. You only need 1 drop when taking our sample.
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pH scale: measuring pH indicates whether solutions are an acid or base.
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3/24 In order for an ecosystem to develop, it must undergo certain stages called “succession.” Primary and secondary succession must occur in order to produce a climax community. Using the document provided, describe the process in which an ecosystem changes over time to create a climax community. Write a paragraph about succession.
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Open up to 3/19 Around the room are pictures. Use these to check the correct boxes for each topic.
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Test Tomorrow! Packet 7 moved to Thursday Study Guide is due Thursday with the packet pH Lab from yesterday is due THIS FRIDAY.
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PERIODTOTALS 1$2.36 2$2.00 3$2.02 5$6.59 7$0 (forgot to collect) : (
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PERIODTOTALS 1$5.73 2$10.50 3$8.49 5$19.76 7$1.90
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Catalysts ◦ Acid/Base Venn Diagram ◦ Bronsted-Lowry Practice ◦ pH concentration WS ◦ Acids Bases AKS Study Guide
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Pull out your packets for review and open up to 3/20 We will watch a video for you to answer the questions
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3/21 3/24 Both of these Gateway preps contain documents. When using a document, you must include outside information, but use the document as a reference if necessary to make connections to the topic.
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1. A ____________ is a substance that dissolves another substance. A. solute B. solvent C. saturation D. solution
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A solution is an example of a… A. heterogeneous mixture B. homogeneous mixture C. suspensions D. salt
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Which of the following substances is an ionic compound that dissociates in water? A. NaCl B. H 2 C. Cl 2 D. C
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If you wanted to prepare a 3M solution from an original 6M solution of sugar water, you would… A. Remove some of the water. B. Add more solution. C. Add more sugar. D. Dilute the solution with water.
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If solute is added to a solution, what happens to its freezing and boiling points? A. Freezing and boiling points decrease. B. Freezing point decreases. Boiling point increases. C. Freezing and boiling points increase. D. Freezing point increases. Boiling point decreases.
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A solution at 10ºC contains 40 grams of KCl. How would you describe the solution? A. saturated B. unsaturated C. supersaturated D. nonionized
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Which substance on the graph has a solubility curve that is more like a gas than like a solid? A. NaNO 3 B. Ce 2 (SO 4 ) 2 C. KCl D. KNO
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If a solute is added to a saturated solution of that same material at the same temperature, the solute would… A. dissolve partially B. dissolve completely C. sink to the bottom of the test tube
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In a polar solvent, dissociation occurs when a solute is… A. covalent. B. ionic. C. nonpolar D. liquid
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In general, when the temperature of a solvent is increased… A. Solvent molecules move faster. B. Less solid solute is able to dissolve. C. Solute molecules dissolve slower. D. Solvent molecules move slower.
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We will do the free response together tomorrow during test correction quiz. STUDY TONIGHT FOR TEST CORRECTION QUIZ!!!
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PERIODTOTALS 1$9.19 2$14.50 3$13.74 5$19.76 7$2.02
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