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Characteristics of Life Matter a) Kinematics
Microscope (History) a) States and Properties of Kinematic
Cells Biology Matter Equations
a) History b) Substances Velocity
b) Theory c) Mixtures Acceleration
c) Types of Cells d) Energy Motion in One and
d) Parts of the cells and e) Types of Energy Two Dimension
organelles f) Endothermic and b) Dynamics
e) Cell Transport (Passive Exothermic Reactions Force
and Active Transport) Phases of Matter Vector and Scalars
f) Cell Modification a) Properties of Liquids,
Newton’s Law of
g) Cell Division Gases, and Solids
Motion
h) Cellular Respiration b) Behavior of Gases
Statics
i) Passive and Active c) Boyle’s Law
Transport d) Charles’ Law Friction
j) Anabolism and Metabolism e) Gay-Lussac’s Law c) Energy and Momentum
Biological Molecules f) Combined Gas Law Potential and
Viruses g) Avogadro’s Law Kinetic Energy
a) Viruses h) Graham’s Law Simple Machine
b) Virus Replication i) Ideal Gas Law and Mechanical
c) Retroviruses j) Phase Changes Advantage
Histology Atomic Structure Work and Power
a) Tissue a) History of Atom Impulse
b) Four Basic Types of b) Atomic Theories Conservation Laws
Tissue c) Rutherford’s Gold Foil d) Circular Motion
Genetics Experiment Uniform Circular
a) Mendelian and Non- d) Development of the Atomic Motion
mendelian + Heredity Structure Centripetal Force
b) Genetic Mutation and e) Subatomic Particles e) Simple Harmonic Motion
Chromosomal Mutation f) Isotopes Mass on a Spring
c) Spermatogenesis and g) Valence Electrons and Dot Pendulum
Oogenesis Diagrams f) Gravity
d) DNA Replication, h) Hybridization Laws of Gravitation
Transcription, and RNA i) Effective Nuclear Charge Orbits
Translation j) Quantum Numbers Kepler’s Law
Photosynthesis k) Ions and the Octet Rule g) Fluid Mechanics
a) Light Reactions l) Isoelectronic Theory Electricity and Magnetism
b) Calvin Cycle Molecular Structure h) Electric Fields, Forces, and
c) Interaction of Light with a) Lewis Structure Potentials
Chloroplast b) Three-dimensional i) Capacitance
d) Photosystem (and its molecular shapes, polarity j) Circuit Elements and DC
components) Periodic Table and Periodic Circuits
Evolution and Diversity Trends k) Magnetism
a) Evolution a) History and Arrangement Light, Sound, and Waves
b) Neo-Darwinian Theory of the Periodic Table Waves and Optics
c) Theory of Common b) Metals, Nonmetals, and a) General Wave Properties
Descent Semimetals b) Reflection and Refraction
d) Natural Selection c) The Families c) Ray Optics
e) Coevolution d) Electronegativity d) Physical Optics
f) Evidence of Evolution e) Ionization Energy Heat and Thermodynamics
(Fossils) f) Atomic Radius a) Thermal Properties
Human Organ System g) Ionic Radius b) Laws of Thermodynamics
Taxonomy and Kingdoms h) The s, p, d, and f Blocks Modern Physics
Ocean Life Forms Bonding a) Quantum Phenomena
Botany a) Intramolecular and b) Atomic
a) Plants Intermolecular Bonds c) Nuclear Physics
b) Photosynthesis b) Ionic, Covalent, and d) Relativity
c) Major Plant Classification Metallic Bonding
d) Gymnosperm Cycle c) Sigma and Pi Bonds
e) Angiosperm Cycle d) Van der Waals Forces
f) C4 and CAM Plants e) Naming Compounds
g) Plant Tropism f) Determining Chemical
Zoology Formulas
Ecology, Symbiotic Relationships, Stoichiometry and Solution
and Biomes Chemistry
a) Ecosystem a) Chemical Formulas
Population b) Balancing Chemical
Community Equations
Ecosystem c) Mole Ratios
Abiotic and Biotic d) Moles, Mass, Volumes,
Food Web and Food Chain and Molecules
Orders of Consumers e) Limiting and Excess
b) Biome Reagent
c) Ecological Succession f) Percent Composition
d) Energy Flow g) Empirical
e) Cycles in the Environment h) Concentration and
Dilutions
i) Colligative Properties
j) Solubility of Compounds
Organic Chemistry
a) Carbon
b) Hydrocarbon
c) Naming Organic
Compounds
d) Naming Hydrocarbons and
Their Isomers
e) Cyclic Hydrocarbon
f) Alcohols and Ethers
g) Carbonyl-Containing
Compounds
h) Compounds Containing
Nitrogen
Energy and Chemical Reactions
a) Potential Energy Diagrams
Revisited
b) Heat and Changes Phase
c) Thermometry
d) Hess’ Law
e) Bond Dissociation Energy
Reaction Rates and Chemical
Equilibrium
a) Reaction Rates
b) Equilibrium
c) Le Chatelier’s Principle
d) Common Ion Effect
e) Reactions That Go To
Completion
Reaction Types
a) Acid and Bases
b) Oxidation-Reduction
c) Precipitation (including
basic solubility rules)
The Metric System
Accuracy and Precision
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