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the origins of life

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Total cards: 12•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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who did the experiments

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Louis Pasteur

#2
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why did he do this experiment

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because he wanted to see if microbes could spontaneously generate in a nutrient broth.

#3
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resume of the experiment

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1- 2 different flash, boiled water, bent the neck into S 2- broke of swan neck from 2nd flask 3- dust from the air fell into the 2nd flask but not 1s cus it remained near the tip fo the swan necks and could no travel against gravity 4- the 2nd flask became cloudy, full of microbes, the 1st one was clear

#4
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his conclusion of the experiment

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the luois pasteur experiment refuted the notion of spontaneouse generation

#5
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what is pasteuriztion

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its the partial sterilization of certain counsumable products like: milk, cheese, juice, wine and beer

#6
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what is the purpose of pasteurization

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to destroy disease-causing bacteria and other undesirable oranisms

#7
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different products have different methods of pasteurization example;

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milk has to heat up for 30 minutes followed by a rapid cooling period

#8
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resume miller-urey experiment

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1- used molecules that represent the major components of the early earths atmosphere and put them into a closed system like: hydrogen, water(gas form), methane, ammonia. 2- ran electric current to stimulate electrical storm that used ot e common on early earth

#9
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whats the conclusion to miller-urey experiment organic

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compounds which are essential to cellular life, could be easily made under the conditions that scientist believed to be present on the early earth

#10
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name darwin’s 4 main points regarding evolution

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• a population must have variation on order to best survive • some variations are considered favourable • offsprings that survive usually have favourable traits • a population will change over time

#11
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where was darwins research done

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in Galapagos island

#12
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what can explain the evolution of simple organism into complex ones

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natural selection