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Heart attacks:
When the supply of blood and oxygen to an area of heart muscle is blocked, usually by a clot in a coronary artery
Making of Glass:
Made by mixing sand with lime and soda then heating the mixture to 2000 degrees. Forms long chain glass molecules like a liquid
Law of Reflection:
Reflected rays always leave a mirror at the same angle they hit
Identification of Metallic properties:
Lustre, Malleability, Ductility and Conductivity
Tests to define minerals:
Colour, Crystal Shape, Hardness, Streak, Density
What is a keyword for Velocity?
Vector (direction)
Test for Lipids:
Brown paper test - Turns brown paper translucent, Sudan 3 - Turns into a bright red solution
Components of Food:
Carbohydrates, Proteins, Lipids, Vitamins, Minerals and Water
Uses of Food:
Supplication of energy, Reparation of Tissue, construction of tissue
Adaptions of living things - Plants:
Water storage - Cactus and boab, Harvest of water from fog, Reduced surface area of leaves, Short life cycles
Adaptions of living things - Animals:
Leathery feet, Nocturnal, Water directed to mouth, Flush limbs with blood, Convert food to water
Uses of Electromagnets:
Electric Motors, Cassettes, Microwaves
What is a test for Oxygen?
Reignites a glowing match
What is a keyword for speed?
Scalar (no direction)
Pure:
Nothing else mixed in
Test for Carbohydrates:
Starch - In Iodine turns the solution black, Glucose - In Benedict's regeant turns the solution yellow or orange under heat
What is a test for Carbon Dioxide?
Turns limewater milky
Whats is a test for Hydrogen?
"Pop test" - goes pop when a lighted match is put to a test tube of hydrogen
Issues with Obesity:
Breathing and lung problems, Diabetes, Risk of cancer in rectum - colon - breast - cervix, Stroke, Heart disease, Gall bladder disease, Irregular periods
Describe the structure of the Human Eye From surface to brain:
Cornea, Pupil, Iris, Lens, Retina, Optic nerve, Brain
Distinguish types of compounds:
inorganic = non-living and no carbon, organic = living and carbon
Formula for wavelength:
Velocity = frequency * wavelength
Plant intake of food:
Light energy is trapped by plants to make the simple sugar glucose and the gas oxygen which contain energy stored in a chmical form. Then the plants assemble nutrients such as carbohydrates, protein and lipids. The energy stored in these nutrients can be unlocked through respiration.
Introduced species history:
Rabbits - brought over with the first fleet for hunting/farming, Cane Toads - brought in as a solution to the Cane beetle problem of the 1930s - from Hawaii
Issues with Annorexia Nervosa:
Irregular heart beat, Liver and Kidney damage, Anemia, Loss of Bone mass, Osteoperosis, Hypothermia, Swollen salivary glands, Periods stop
Making of concrete:
Made by mixing cement with sand, pebbles or gravel (aggregate) and then adding water. Water hardens the mixture (Hydration)
Adaptions to Bushfire:
Plant seeds germinate after heat treatment, banksias germinate after smoke treatment, Eppicomic roots for rapid regeneration, Thick bark such as Iron bark
Atom:
Only one solitary atom
Newtons third law and an example of it:
Every action has an equal and opposite reaction
Strokes:
Burst blood vessel in brain
Who was Volta?
The man who discovered Electricity in circuits
What is respiration?
glucose + oxygen = carbon + water + energy dioxide
What are proteins?
Long chains of amino acids
Circulatory system:
Consists of Heart, Blood and Blood vessels
Functions of the Circulatory system:
Blood is pumped around the body by the heart and carries nutrients, oxygen and wastes around the body
Test for Proteins:
Turns blue Biuret solution to pale purple
Molecules:
More the one atom
Community:
A natural unit consisting of plants, animals and micro-organisms in an area functioning without all abiotic factors of the environment such as mountains
Who was Galvani?
A man who discovered an electric current when metal applied to forgs legs
Human intake of food:
Food travels down the small intestine and nutrients are absorbed in the villi
Ecosystem:
A natural unit consisting of plants, animals and micro-organisms in an area functioning with all abiotic factors of the environment

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