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COMBINED SCIENCE IGCSE, Plasma - Coggle Diagram
COMBINED SCIENCE IGCSE
BIOLOGY
CIRCULATORY SYSTEM
Double
In a single loop passes through the heart two times
Blood
White Blood Cells
Phagocytes
Engulf and destroy foreign bacteria/ viruses
Funny shaped nucleus (lobes)
Lymphocytes
Production of antibodies
Big nucleus with little cytoplasm
Red Blood Cells
Transport oxygen
Biconcave
Increase the surface area
No nucleus nor organnelles to leave more space for haemoglobin
Platalets
Clotting
Prevents blood loss and infections
Tiny cells
Blood vessels
Arteries
Transports blood away from the heart
Thick wall, small lumen
Capilaries
Connects arteries with veins
1 cell thick wall
Exchange of gases
Veins
Transport blood back to body
Has valves
Thin wall
Thick lumen
Heart
Pumps blood to organs in the body
The walls have to be made out of muscle to pump
TRANSPORT IN PLANTS
PHYSICS
MEASUREMENTS
DENSITY
MOTION
FORCES
A force is a push or a pull exterted on an object by another object
A force can be represented by a vector (arrow)
A vector has a magnitude and a direction
The unit used for forces is Newtons (N)
Types of forces
Contact
Contact forces need to physically touch to exert its force
Push and pull
Non-contact
Non-contact forces do not need a physical contact.
Weight (Gravity)
The gravitational force is the attraction between two objects
Mass
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Distance
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The gravitational force acting on an object is calleed Weight
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Electromagnetism
A force can change an object's motion and/or shape
When multiple forces are acting in the same object, the resultant force is the sum of all of them
Forces in the same direction:
Forces in opposite directions
As the forces at opposite directions are equal, they cancel each other out
Newton's Three Laws of Motion
First Law
Innertia
If an object is at rest, it will stay at rest forever
UNLESS THERE IS A FORCE ACTING ON IT
If an object is moving, it will keep on moving at the same speed forever
Mass and Innertia are directly connected
The more mass, the greater the innertia
Second Law
Resultant force = Mass x Acceleration
This diagram in a one dimesional diagram because the forces (Fa and Ff) are acting in a single line.The Fa is the acceleration, and its opposite force is friction (Ff)
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A = F/M
If the net force increases, the acceleration also increases. Force and acceleration are directly connected
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Third Law
(No entra en el examen)
CHEMISTRY
STOICHIOMETRY
Chemical equation
Must be balanced
Reactant + Reactant --> Product + Product
On the left side, it desbribes what substances
SEPARATING METHODS
Plasma
Liquid
Transports nutrients (glucose), proteins hormones etc