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in chromatography of the reaction mixture, water is absorbed on cellulose functioned as the stationary phase - what is the principal factor determine the migration of individual components in the sample?
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HYDROGEN BONDING (determines rate of migration)
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dehydration reaction (tertiary OH to double bond) occurs most readily with what OH? reaction involves loss of WATER molecule and the reaction has a CARBOCATION intermediate
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tertiary alcohols
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rate of substitution of protonated alcohols is subject to STERIC HINDRANCE
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(inhibits ability of nucleophiles to collide with reacting electrophilic center and slows rate of reaction)
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In gas chromatography - what characteristics result in gas moving fastest, therefore making first peak in gas chromatograph trace
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- lowest molecular weight - weakest intermolecular forces of attraction
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strength of eye lens = inverse of focal length of eye lens
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i.e. (1/o) + (1/i) = 1/f f = daltons
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index of refraction of a medium is equal to the
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ratio of the speed of light in a vacuum/speed of light in the medium
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1 Thz = ---- hz 1Mhz = 1 x 10^6 hz
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1 x 10^12
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watts * seconds =
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KJ
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------ forces are forces of attraction or repulsion which act between neighboring particles
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intermolecular forces
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---- forces in chemistry describes a process or characteristic limited within the structure of a single molecule, a property or phenomenon limited to the extent of a single molecule
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intramolecular
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octahedral copounds have 6 sigma bonds and no lone pairs - requires the hybridization of six atomic orbitals (what type of orbitals are involved in boding in octahedral compounds?)
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d^2 sp^3
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assumptions of IDEAL GAS LAW *LOOK up other assumptions
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individual molecular volume and intermolecular forces are neglible
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enzyme that hydrolyzes fatty acids
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lipase
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radioactive beta (-) decay
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neutron is converted to proton
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ratio of image heigh to object height is equal to the ratio of lens-imaging distance to object-lens distance
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use equation (1/object + 1/image = 1/f)
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gamma decay occurs when a nucleus emits a
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photon
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a SPONTANEOUS reaction occurs when Eo is --- than zero
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greater than zero +delta E
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measurements used to express POWER
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J/s kg*m^2/s^3 (ft*lb)/s W
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sites that influence splicing
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splice acceptor site
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aromatic ring amino acids
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pheylalanine, tryptophan
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Nicotinamide nucleotides
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NAD+
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total number of fused rings present in a steroid
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4
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what does Na+ / K+ ATPase do?
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NA+ transported OUT Of cell, K+ transported INTO cell
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------ ------ bund DNA and recruit RNA polyerase
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transcription factors
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cholesterol rich domain = "------ -------"
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lipid rafts
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protein levels relate most directly to levels of what?
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mRNA levels
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RBC lose their ----- during maturation
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nuclei lost - therefore circulating RBCs do NOT contain DNA that could affect endothelial cell growth
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olbigate intracellular parasites (can only reproduce in host cell)
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animal VIRUSES
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in MOST prokaryotes, DNA is ----
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circular
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bond that links amino acids
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phosphodiester bond
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formation of glucose from noncarbohydrate sourceq
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gluconeogenesis
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secreted proteins such as insulin are cleaved into mature form with the ------ ------
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endomembrane system
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page's theory of cognitive development: conservation tasks are mastered during the ----- operations stages (apron 7--> 11/12 yrs)
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CONCRETE operations stages (7--> 11/12)
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focuses on the role of classical conditioning which is most closely related to the ------ approach
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behaviorist approach
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part of eye in direct contact with eyelid
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cornea
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what does mesuring electrical conductivity of the skin do?
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physiological indication of increased sympathetic arousal
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Selye' general adaptation syndrome
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people's response to various stressors are similar
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involved in execution of coordinated motor task
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cerebellum
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involves mapping of social relationships among individuals (can be used when studying communicable diseases)
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social network analysis
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reinvestment in lower income neighborhoods in urban areas (results in influx of more affluent groups) - with arrival of more affluent residents, housing demands increases and generally results in decrease of affordable housing for lower income residents
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GENTRIFICATION: leads to: 1) increased neighborhood stratification 2) displacement of lower-income residents 3) expanded tax base for local gov't
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averse
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= strong dislike/opposition too
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theory that focuses on the role of reinforcement and punishment in shaping behavior
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behaviorist theory
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a ----- measure is one that actually measures what it is intended to assess
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VALID
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Erik son's theory of psychosocial development:generatively versus self-absorption crisis occurs in ---------
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mid-adulthood
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----- is realted to the process of social integration and generally refers to when new members adopt the main elements of a culture
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assimilation (i.e. cultural adaptation, adopting new norms, relinquishing old norms)
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--------- hypthesis (aka -------): structure of language affects the perceptions of its speakers
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Sapir-Whorf hypothesis linguistic relativity
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--------- ----------- refers to social network ties (friends, family) that provide an individual with various types of assistance, which are associate with improving health or reducing harm
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social support (Health benefits of networks) - relatiionships
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capacity of working memeory
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7 +/- 2
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seeing squares light tup on a computer screen would register with visual sensors - forming --------- memory before working memory is activated
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sensory memory
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individual often emulate the attitudes and behaviors of groups that they admire and would like to join = called ------ group
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reference group (improtant for self- evaluation and identity formation)
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what type of memory is being used when learning to ride a bike?
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procedural = memory for the performance of particular types of action
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------- ------- is the tension that results from competing demands within the context of a single role
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role strain
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--------- --------- if tension exists between different roles that a single individual holds
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role conflict
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basic group dynamics in sociology: larger groups are generally considered more stable but less intimate
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smaller groups = less stable, more inteimate
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2 person groups = --------, are unstable because either party can break the single social tie
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dyads
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three person groups -----, considered relatively more stable because of the addition of social ties
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triad
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type of study that employs both a quantitate component (statistical analysis) and a qualitative component (in-depth analysis)
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mixed methods study
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theory that emphasizes the competition between groups over the allocation of societal resources (assumes power and authority are unequally distributed across a society and that groups attempt to maintain their advantages)
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conflict theory
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research methodology that involves the extended systematic observation of a complete social environment
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ethnographic methods (involves systematic observation of a complete social environment)
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closed status positions that hinder social mobility
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caste systems
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