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Understanding Key Concepts in Ecology and Chemistry

This guide explores essential concepts in ecology and chemistry, including how acids form when certain substances chemically combine with water, exemplified by substances like lemon and vinegar. It covers the dynamics of ecosystems, including competition for limited resources, the significance of habitats, and the crucial role of photosynthesis in energy conversion. Additionally, it explains electric circuits, the process of evaporation, and the transfer of thermal energy through radiation. Each term encapsulates fundamental scientific principles necessary for understanding our environment.

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Understanding Key Concepts in Ecology and Chemistry

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  1. Vocabulary Race Reading and Writing Let’s go!

  2. Definition: when chemically combined with water, they form new chemicals called acids. For example, lemon and vinegar.

  3. Aquarium Reuse Habitat Electric Circuit Photosynthesis Shore Competition Radiation Acid Ecology Evaporation

  4. Definition: a glass tank for fish and other plants and animals

  5. Aquarium Reuse Habitat Electric Circuit Photosynthesis Shore Competition Radiation Acid Ecology Evaporation

  6. Definition: the contest among organisms for the limited resources of an ecosystem

  7. Aquarium Reuse Habitat Electric Circuit Photosynthesis Shore Competition Radiation Acid Ecology Evaporation

  8. Definition: is the science concerned with the relationship of living things to each other and to their natural environment. The relationships commonly involved food, protection, shelter, and reproduction

  9. Aquarium Reuse Habitat Electric Circuit Photosynthesis Shore Competition Radiation Acid Ecology Evaporation

  10. Definition: the path along which electrons can flow

  11. Aquarium Reuse Habitat Electric Circuit Photosynthesis Shore Competition Radiation Acid Ecology Evaporation

  12. Definition: the process by which a liquid changes into a gas

  13. Aquarium Reuse Habitat Electric Circuit Photosynthesis Shore Competition Radiation Acid Ecology Evaporation

  14. Definition: a place in an ecosystem where a population lives

  15. Aquarium Reuse Habitat Electric Circuit Photosynthesis Shore Competition Radiation Acid Ecology Evaporation

  16. Definition: the process where plants, algae, and some bacteria use the sun’s energy, water, and carbon dioxide to make their own food

  17. Aquarium Reuse Habitat Electric Circuit Photosynthesis Shore Competition Radiation Acid Ecology Evaporation

  18. Definition: the transfer of thermal energy by electromagnetic waves

  19. Aquarium Reuse Habitat Electric Circuit Photosynthesis Shore Competition Radiation Acid Ecology Evaporation

  20. Definition: the area where the ocean and land meet and interact

  21. Aquarium Reuse Habitat Electric Circuit Photosynthesis Shore Competition Radiation Acid Ecology Evaporation

  22. Definition: to use items again; sometimes for a different purpose. For example, cups and plates that can be washed and used again produce less waste than disposable ones.

  23. Aquarium Reuse Habitat Electric Circuit Photosynthesis Shore Competition Radiation Acid Ecology Evaporation

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