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What We Have Learned in Unit One of Biology - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Bonds where one atom gives an electron to another.
    - - Bonds that share an atom.
  - - - Molecules that have one side with more electrons. Mostly occurs with molecules that have a heavier atom than the others.
    - - Molecules that have no higher charge than the other side.
  - - - Particles that make up atoms with a negative charge, but don't contain mass and provide energy instead.
    - - Particles that make up atoms with no charge, and contain mass
    - - Particles that make up atoms with a positive charge, and contain mass
    - - Atoms that have a slightly higher or lower weight than other molecules of the same type.
    - - The weight of each different atom. This consists of the number of protons, which add mass and a positive charge, the neutrons, which solely add mass, and the number of electrons, which don’t add much mass, because they are pure energy, but they do add a negative charge.
    - - The number of neutrons to protons. They are always equal, in which most atoms follow the same rule. However, the number of neutrons can vary, when an isotope is present, where these isotopes can have more or less number of neutrons.
- - - - Opinions that the scientists applies onto a scientific theory or statement.
    - - The changed variable in an experiment. This variable changes the Dependent variable, which creates the result of the experiment.
    - - Dependent variables depend on the independent variable to be changed; this is the result of the experiment. Usually, this is what scientists want to look at after an experiment.