Key Concepts
Key concepts are essential terms and definitions that are important for understanding a particular topic or field of knowledge.
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Science - respiratory and circulatory system
Respiratory system: Deals with air, allowing oxygen to enter the body and carbon dioxide to exit. Circulatory system: Made up of the heart and blood vessels, it transports blood throughout the body, delivering oxygen and nutrients while removing waste pro

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Science (ACT®) - Electromagnetic spectrum
Electromagnetic spectrum

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Science (ACT®) - H-R diagram
H-R diagram

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Science (ACT®) - Conduction,Convection, and radiation
Conduction, Convection, and radiation

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Science (ACT®) - Life cycle of a star
Life cycle of a star


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Science - Valence electrons
Energy levels, valence electrons, subshells, atoms, elements.


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Science - Meiosis and Mitosis- Phases
Learn about meiosis and mitosis, they’re processes, similarities and differences, and what they result in.


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Science - Understanding Magnetism: Attraction and Repulsion, Magnetic Field
Learn about the force of magnets and how they attract or repel certain materials, creating a magnetic field.


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Fun Stuff - Beginner Python Notes
Basic python notes about how to code and the definition

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Fun Stuff - Accounting Certification prep
Notes to prep for the intuit bookkeeping certification exam


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Fun Stuff - Philosophy of Education
Notes on chapter 6- philosophy of education for intro to EDUC


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Fun Stuff - Principles of Criminal Justice: Chapters 1-4
Basic definitions/contexts of certain terms commonly used in criminal justice.

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Fun Stuff - MicroEconomics
Economics

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Science (ACT®) - Amino Acids
Properties of Amino acids and their functions

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Science (ACT®) - The Parts of Eyes
Describing the parts of eyes


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Science (ACT®) - Hydrometeorology
1. Hydrologic cycle 2. Nature of the Cycle 3. Hydrologic budget 4. Types of precipitation 5. Components of runoff


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Science (ACT®) - Balanced And Unbalanced Forces
Balanced forces do not cause any change in the state of motion of a body. Unbalanced forces accelerate the body.