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What I have learned In Science 7
What I have learned In Science 7

7-IPIL
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SUBMITTED BY: PATRICK GENESON GONZALES
SUBMITTED BY: PATRICK GENESON GONZALES

CHEMISTRY
CHEMISTRY

MATTER
MATTER

MASS- the measure of the amount of matter
WEIGHT- the composition of the mass of the body and gravity
VOLUME- amount of space occupied by an object
STATES OF MATTER
STATES OF MATTER

State- physical condition of a matter
Phase- refers to TEMPERATURE that change in state
SOLID- particles are tightly pack, vibrating in a fixed position -have definite shape and volume
LIQUID- has definite volume but have indefinite shape
-tightly pack but far enough apart to slide over one another
GAS- very far apart
-have indefinite shape and volume
PLASMA
BEC (Bose-Einstein Condensate)

ACID, BASE and SALT
ACID, BASE and SALT

pH- power of HYDROGEN in water
Measurement:
0-6 ACID
7 SALT or NEUTRAL
8-14 BASE
ACID- a substance that breaks into (H+) ION in an water
WEAK:
* Citric * Ethanoic * Carbonic * Acetic * Phosphoric * Nitrous
STRONG:
* Hydrochloric * Sulphuric * Nitric * Hydrodic
BASE- a substance that breaks into (OH- (HYDROYYL) ION in water
WEAK:
* Potassium Carbonate * Sodium Carbonate * Ammonium
STRONG:
* Hydroxide Sodium * Phosphate Barium * Hydroxide Calcium * Hydroxide * Sodium
ACID+BASE= SALT (NEUTRALIZATION)
INDICATOR- a compound that will change color in the presence of an acid or base
ANTHOCYANIN PIGMENT- natural indicator
PERIODIC TABLE

ATOM
ATOM

ATOM- building block of matter
1,000 ELEMENTS= 1,000,000 COMPOUNDS ELEMENT COMPOUND- more than one element in a mixture MIXTURE- combination of more than one material BIOLOGY
BIOLOGY

BIOLOGY- Bio (Life) -Logy (Study)
BONTANY- Plants- FLORA
ZOOLOGY-Animals-FAUNA
ORGANISM * Micro Organisms * Bacteria * Protists * Fungi * Macro Organisms * Animals * Plants
8 COMMON CHARACTERISTICS OF LIFE

1. ENERGY
SUN-main source of Earth’s energy 2. RESPONSE TO STIMULI
TROPISM- plant responses * Phototropism * Geotropism * Thigmotropism 3. REPRODUCTION
SEXUAL
ASEXUAL * Budding * Fragmentation * Binary Fusion 4. GROWTH DEVELOPMENT * by producing more cell and by cell enlargement
CELL DIVISION 5. ADAPTATION 6. DNA * provide ins. for making PROTEINS 7. STABLE ENVIRONMENT 8. MADE UP OF CELLS
ANIMAL AND PLANT CELLS
ANIMAL AND PLANT CELLS

PARTS AND THEIR USES
PARTS AND THEIR USES

CELL MEMBRANE -made up of CELLULOSE * controls the exit and entry of other cells
CELL WALL -help support the cell
LYSOSOME
-cell organelle containing enzymes that digest particles
CHLOROPLAST
-contains CHLOROPHYLL that makes food
NUCLEUS
-brain of the cell
NUCLEOLUS
-synthesize rRNA
-assembles ribosomes in the nucleus
NUCLEAR MEMBRANE
RIBOSOME
-a tiny somewhat grain like bodies attached to the outside of the ER
MITROCHONDRIA
-produces energy
ER (Endoplasmic Reticulum)
-network of tubular membrane * Smooth- transport lipids and others * Rough-transport proteins
CYTOPLASM
-jelly-like substance enclosed by cell membrane
CYTOSOL-provides medium for chemicals
GOLGI BODY -packing and sorts new proteins for selection CHROMOSOMES-inside DNA ATP-Adenosine Triphosphate COMPOUND MICROSCOPE
COMPOUND MICROSCOPE

EYEPIECE- where you look at the specimen
DRAW TUBE-connects the eyepiece to the body tube
BODY TUBE
REVOLVING NOSEPIECE- contains 3 objectives: * LPO- appearance * MPO * HPO-details * STAGE- where the specimen is place to look
STAGE CLIPS- hold the glass that contains the specimen
IRIS DIAGRAM-controls the light to look at the specimen
MIRROR-adjust the light to look at the specimen
BASE-support the entire microscope
PILLAR
INCLINATION JOINT-use for tilting or connecting the pillar to the arm
ARM-handle for the microscope
COARSE ADJUSTMENT-use for initial viewing
FINE ADJUSTMENT-use for final and detail view
DUST SHIELD-protects the revolving nosepiece from dust
CLASSIFICATION OF LIVING THINGS
CLASSIFICATION OF LIVING THINGS

CLASSIFICATION-grouping of organisms by similarities
CAROLUS LINNAEUS-developed the modern system of classification and FATHER OF TAXONOMY (SCIENCE OF CLASSIFICATION)

HOW ORGANISIMS ARE CLASSIFIED
HOW ORGANISIMS ARE CLASSIFIED

* KINGDOM * PHYLUM/DIVISION * CLASS * ORDER * FAMILY * MAKE UP THE SCIENTIFIC NAMES OF ORGANISMS
MAKE UP THE SCIENTIFIC NAMES OF ORGANISMS
GENUS
* 6 KINGDOMS OF LIFE
6 KINGDOMS OF LIFE
SPIECES

ALSO KNOWN AS: * ANIMALIA * PLANTE * FUNGUS * PROTISTA * BACTERIA * ARCHAEA
ALSO KNOWN AS: * ANIMALIA * PLANTE * FUNGUS * PROTISTA * BACTERIA * ARCHAEA

3 DOMAIN KINGDOMS OF LIFE
3 DOMAIN KINGDOMS OF LIFE

INTERACTIONS
INTERACTIONS

ECOLOGY-The Study of Life
-involves the interaction among different species in our earth
SYMBOTIC RELATIONSHIP means LIVING TOGTHER means LIVING TOGTHER

Ecto-living outside the body of another organism
Endo-living inside the body of another organism
TYPES OF RELATIONSHIPS
TYPES OF RELATIONSHIPS

* MUTUALISM-both organisms benefits each other * COMMENSALISM-one organism benefits while the other is neutral * PARASITISM-one organism benefits while the other is harmed * PREDATION-one organism harms, kills and eat another organism * COMPETITION-two or more like or unlike species competes with each other for limited resources
KINDS OF COMPETITION * INTERSPECIFIC-same species * INTRASPECIFIC-different species * COOPERATION-organisms cooperate for survival

PHYSICS
PHYSICS

MECHANICS-sub branch of classical physics * STATICS-at rest * DYNAMICS-in motion * KINEMATICS-focus only at the motion
NATURAL FORCES * GRAVITATIONAL * WEAK * ELECTROMAGNETIC * NUCLEAR
DESCRIBING MOTION * POSITION * DIAGRAM * GRAPHS * WORDS * NUMBERS * EQUATIONS
POSITION-measured as a distance from a stationary place
REFERENCE POINT
CARTESIAN PLANE

SPEED-the rate of distance covered -distance traveled per unit of time
FORMULA:

DISTANCE-total path length traveled
SCALAR-does not give direction
DISPLACEMENT-shortest distance
VECTOR-gives/have direction

ACCELARATION-rate at which velocity changes
FORMULA:
Time=V divided by A

means DELTA>>CHANGE IN
WAVES
WAVES

WAVE- something that is created by disturbing a medium
MEDIUM-something being disturb
TYPES OF WAVES
TYPES OF WAVES
VIBRATION-moving in repetitive manner

MECHANICAL-needs a medium
ELECTROMAGNETIC- does not need a medium
TYPES OF MECHANICAL WAVES * TRANSVERSE-perpendicular to the direction of the wave * LONGITUDINAL-parallel to the direction of the wave * PULSE-consists of a single traveling pulse wave * PERIODIC-having more than one wave * HARMONIC-combination of different waves * SURFACE-combination of transverse and longitudinal and moves circular * COMPRESSIONAL

PARTS OF A WAVE
PARTS OF A WAVE

EQUILIBRIUM-center
FREQUENCY-how often the wave is occurring
WAVELENGTH-distance of any adjacent part of a wave
AMPLITUDE-maximum displacement of the wave to its equilibrium
CREST-highest part of a wave
SOUND
SOUND
TROUGH-lowest part of a wave

SOUND-mechanical waves that results from the back and forth vibration of the particles of the medium

TRAVELS IN: * AIR * SOLID * LIQUID * GAS
LOUDNESS-how soft or intense the sound is as perceived by the ear and interpreted by the brain
VARYING SOUND

PROPONENT OF LIGHT
PROPONENT OF LIGHT
LIGHT
LIGHT
LIGHT-travels in straight line at 186,000 miles per second * COPUSCULAR THEORY by SIR ISAAC NEWTON
-light consist particles called CORPUSCLES * WAVE THEORY by CHRISTIAN HUYGENS
-light behaves like a wave * LIGTH AS AN EM WAVE by JAMES CLERK MAXWELL -light was an electromagnetic wave disturbance created by extremely frequency oscillators * THEORY of MAS PLANK
-light consists of stream of particles of energy which he called QUANTA * QUANTUM THEORY
-light has a dual nature
SOURCES OF LIGHT * SUN * FIRE * LIGHTNING * ETC.
LIGHTS ARE MADE BY: * NATURAL * ARTIFICIAL
TYPES OF LIGHT * NON-LUMINOUS * LUMINOUS
DISPERSION-process of separating light

SEEING LIGHT

SHADOWS-a place where the rays are block by an object and that light can’t reach
ADDING AND SUBTRACTING COLORS OF LIGHT

HEAT
HEAT

TEMPERATURE-measure of hotness of the body
TEMPERATUR>SPEED>DEGREE
HEAT TRANSFER
HEAT TRANSFER
HEAT>MASS AND SPEED>QUANTITY
CONDUCTION-transfer of heat through touching

METAL
ABSORBS
METAL
ABSORBS
WOOD
REFLECTS
WOOD
REFLECTS

CONVECTION-transfer heat through fluid or air
CONVECTION CURRENT

RADIATION-heat transfer by electromagnetic wave

ELECTRICITY
ELECTRICITY
ELECTRICITY-flow of electrical power or charge -energy carrier -form of energy -begins with ATOMS
NEGATIVE LY CHARGE-when an object gains electrons from another object
POSITIELY CHARGE-when an object loses electrons
LAW OF CONSERVATION OF CHARGE- Charges can’t be created or destroyed but can be transferred from one material to another
ELECTROSTATIC LAW-like charges repel, unlike charges attract

CONDUCTORS-permits charges to flow freely within it
INSULATORS-hinders charges to flow freely within it

EARTH SCIENCE
EARTH SCIENCE

ATMOSPHERE
ATMOSPHERE

NITROGEN-most abundant gas
-important component of protein and nucleic acid
OXYGEN-important in respiration and process of combustion -active element in forming that is proportional with all the element except noble gases
ARGON-0.934%
-important process of photosynthesis
CARBON DIOXIDE-0.033% -important process of photosynthesis -keep the Earth warm
HELIUM-0.0052%
-lightest of the noble g -conducts heat and transmit sound better
OZONE-0.0000011%
-shield the Earth from harmful rays
HYDROGEN-0.0005%
-strongly attracted to oxygen to form water

TROPOSPHERE-extends 0-15 km -WEATHER SPHERE -temperature and pressure decreases at increasing altitude in this layer
TROPAUSE-boundary
STRATOSPHERE-extends 50 km -increase in temperature to concentrate ozone
STRATOPAUSE-boundary
MESOSPHERE
THERMOSPHERE-extends 600 km -at height of 80 km -temperature rise steadily as the altitude increase at 500*C-2000*C
AURORA BORAELIS-the glow comes from the oxygen atoms in the upper atmosphere
EXOSPHERE-a thin transition layer into outer space where atoms and molecules tend to flee off -upper limit of our atmosphere -temperature increase

AIR PRESSURE
AIR PRESSURE
WEATHER SYSTEM * High Weather System * Low Weather System
ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE-weight of gases pressing sown on the surface of the Earth
CHANGES OF AIR PRESSURE
CHANGES OF AIR PRESSURE -measure in millibars and the average is 1000mb

LOW AIR PRESSURE-when the air is heated, it rises and reduces the weight of the air pressure
HIGH AIR PRESSURE-when the air is cold high up in the atmosphere it fall toward the Earth’s surface and the falling air increase the weight of the air pressuring on the Earth’s surface
LOW>>DEPRESSION
AIRMASSES OVER ATLANTIC
AIRMASSES OVER ATLANTIC
HIGH>>ANTICYCLONES

NE-COLD ARTIC AIR
SW-WARM MOIST TROPICAL AIR
Friction causes cold and warm air to swirl around when they meet but do not mix

Causing a TORNADO

WEDGE OF COLD AND WARM SECTOR
WEDGE OF COLD AND WARM SECTOR

* CLOUDS
CLOUDS
CIRRUS-first and highest type of cloud to form along the warm front * CUMULUS-bring prolonged rain at warm front * SEASON
SEASON
CUMULONIMBUS-clouds along the cold front at very tall clouds that are formed by the rapidly rising air

SEASON—result of the tilt of the Earth in 23.5*
YEAR-the Earth takes 365 days (rotation) to travel or revolve around the sun
PETURBATION-tilting or change in angle of a body
SOLISTICES-occur twice a year when the tilt of the Earth axis is oriented to the direction towards or away from the sun * SUMMER-longest day of the year>>>>DECEMBER 21 * WINTER-shortest day of the year>>>>JUNE 21
EQUINOX-equal day and night -occur twice a year
VERNAL (SPRING)>>>MARCH 21
AUTUMNAL (FALL)>>>>>>>>>>>SEPTEMBER 21 * MOON
MOON
Orbits the Earth * The moon’s orbit is at an angle with respect to the Earth’s around the sun * PHASES OF THE MOON
PHASES OF THE MOON
It reflects the sun’s light

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