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KS3 Chemical Reactions Key Words
Chemical Reactions
Acid
Corrosive substance which has a pH lower than 7.
Acidity is caused by a high concentration of hydrogen ions...
Year 7 Particles Key Words
Particles (Year 7)
Atom
The smallest particle of an element that can
exist.
Boil
...
KS3 Reproduction Key words
Reproduction
Embryo
The
next stage after an egg has been fertilised.
Fertilisation
...
KS3 Cells Key words
Cells
Cell
membrane
Surrounds
the cell and controls movement of substances in and out.
Cell
wall
...
KS3 Microbes Key words
Microbes
Antibiotics
Substance
that controls the spread of bacteria in the body by killing them or stopping
them reproducing.
KS3 Health and Fitness Key Words
Health
and Fitness
Anaerobic
Releasing
energy from the breakdown of glucose without oxygen, producing lactic acid
(in animals...
KS3 Ecology Key Words
Ecology
Adaptation
A
feature of an organism`s body which helps it to survive.
Biodivers...
KS3 Plants Key Words
Plants
Cell
Wall
Strengthens
the cell. In plant cells it is made of cellulose.
Chlor...
KS3 Genes Key words
Genes
Amphibians
A
class of animals that includes frogs, toads and newts. They are able to
breath via lungs as well as gills.
...
How does an electron microscope work?
Electron microscopes utilise the same main concepts that a light microscope uses. In light microscopy, you need: a light source, a specimen and a lens to magnify the image. Electron m...