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SCIENCE GLOSSARY 
 
Abiotic:  A nonliving factor or element (e.g., light, water, heat, rock, energy, mineral). 
 
Acid deposition: Precipitation with a pH less than 5.6 that forms in the atmosphere when certain pollutants mix 
with water vapor. 
 
Allele:  Any of a set of possible forms of a gene. 
 
Biochemical conversion:  The changing of organic matter into other chemical forms. 
 
Biological diversity: The variety and complexity of species present and interacting in an ecosystem and the relative 
abundance of each. 
 
Biomass conversion: The changing of organic matter that has been produced by photosynthesis into useful liquid, gas 
or fuel. 
 
Biomedical technology: The application of health care theories to develop methods, products and tools to maintain or 
improve homeostasis. 
 
Biomes:  A community of living organisms of a single major ecological region. 
 
Biotechnology:  The ways that humans apply biological concepts to produce products and provide services. 
 
Biotic:  An environmental factor related to or produced by living organisms. 
 
Carbon chemistry: The science of the composition, structure, properties and reactions of carbon based matter, 
especially of atomic and molecular systems; sometimes referred to as organic chemistry. 
 
Closing the loop: A link in the circular chain of recycling events that promotes the use of products made with 
recycled materials. 
 
Commodities: Economic goods or products before they are processed and/or given a brand name, such as a 
product of agriculture. 
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Abiotic:  A nonliving factor or element (e.g., light, water, heat, rock, energy, mineral). 
 
Acid deposition: Precipitation with a pH less than 5.6 that forms in the atmosphere when certain pollutants mix 
with water vapor. 
 
Allele:  Any of a set of possible forms of a gene. 
 
Biochemical conversion:  The changing of organic matter into other chemical forms. 
 
Biological diversity: The variety and complexity of species present and interacting in an ecosystem and the relative 
abundance of each. 
 
Biomass conversion: The changing of organic matter that has been produced by photosynthesis into useful liquid, gas 
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body of water; also called a drainage basin. 
  
Wetlands: Lands where water saturation is the dominant factor determining the nature of the soil 
development and the plant and animal communities (e.g., sloughs, estuaries, marshes). 
 
 
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developed state. 
 
Endangered species:  A species that is in danger of extinction throughout all or a significant portion of its range. 
 
Engineering: The application of scientific, physical, mechanical and mathematical principles to design 
processes, products and structures that improve the quality of life. 
 
Environment: The total of the surroundings (air, water, soil, vegetation, people, wildlife) influencing each living 
being’s existence, including physical, biological and all other factors; the surroundings of a plant 
or animals including other plants or animals, climate and location. 
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Niche (ecological): The role played by an organism in an ecosystem; its food preferences, requirements for shelter, 
special behaviors and the timing of its activities (e.g., nocturnal, diurnal), interaction with other 
organisms and its habitat. 
 
Nonpoint source pollution: Contamination that originates from many locations that all discharge into a location (e.g., a lake, 
stream, land area). 
 
Nonrenewable resources: Substances (e.g., oil, gas, coal, copper, gold) that, once used, cannot be replaced in this geological 
age. 
 
Nova: A variable star that suddenly increases in brightness to several times its normal magnitude and

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Niche (ecological): The role played by an organism in an ecosystem; its food preferences, requirements for shelter, 
special behaviors and the timing of its activities (e.g., nocturnal, diurnal), interaction with other 
organisms and its habitat. 
 
Nonpoint source pollution: Contamination that originates from many locations that all discharge into a location (e.g., a lake, 
stream, land area). 
 
Nonrenewable resources: Substances (e.g., oil, gas, coal, copper, gold) that, once used, cannot be replaced in this geological 
age. 
 
Nova: A variable star that suddenly increases in brightness to several times its normal magnitude and
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developed state. 
 
Endangered species:  A species that is in danger of extinction throughout all or a significant portion of its range. 
 
Engineering: The application of scientific, physical, mechanical and mathematical principles to design 
processes, products and structures that improve the quality of life. 
 
Environment: The total of the surroundings (air, water, soil, vegetation, people, wildlife) influencing each living 
being’s existence, including physical, biological and all other factors; the surroundings of a plant 
or animals including other plants or animals, climate and location. 
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and age relationships of rock units and the occurrences of structural features, mineral deposits 
and fossil localities). 
 
Groundwater:  Water that infiltrates the soil and is located in underground reservoirs called aquifers. 
 
Hazardous waste: A solid that, because of its quantity or concentration or its physical, chemical or infectious 
characteristics, may cause or pose a substantial present or potential hazard to human health or 
the environment when improperly treated, stored, transported or disposed of, or otherwise 
managed. 
 
Homeostasis:  The tendency for a system to remain in a state of equilibrium by resisting change. 
 
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Niche (ecological): The role played by an organism in an ecosystem; its food preferences, requirements for shelter, 
special behaviors and the timing of its activities (e.g., nocturnal, diurnal), interaction with other 
organisms and its habitat. 
 
Nonpoint source pollution: Contamination that originates from many locations that all discharge into a location (e.g., a lake, 
stream, land area). 
 
Nonrenewable resources: Substances (e.g., oil, gas, coal, copper, gold) that, once used, cannot be replaced in this geological 
age. 
 
Nova: A variable star that suddenly increases in brightness to several times its normal magnitude and
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developed state. 
 
Endangered species:  A species that is in danger of extinction throughout all or a significant portion of its range. 
 
Engineering: The application of scientific, physical, mechanical and mathematical principles to design 
processes, products and structures that improve the quality of life. 
 
Environment: The total of the surroundings (air, water, soil, vegetation, people, wildlife) influencing each living 
being’s existence, including physical, biological and all other factors; the surroundings of a plant 
or animals including other plants or animals, climate and location. 
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and age relationships of rock units and the occurrences of structural features, mineral deposits 
and fossil localities). 
 
Groundwater:  Water that infiltrates the soil and is located in underground reservoirs called aquifers. 
 
Hazardous waste: A solid that, because of its quantity or concentration or its physical, chemical or infectious 
characteristics, may cause or pose a substantial present or potential hazard to human health or 
the environment when improperly treated, stored, transported or disposed of, or otherwise 
managed. 
 
Homeostasis:  The tendency for a system to remain in a state of equilibrium by resisting change. 
 
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and age relationships of rock units and the occurrences of structural features, mineral deposits 
and fossil localities). 
 
Groundwater:  Water that infiltrates the soil and is located in underground reservoirs called aquifers. 
 
Hazardous waste: A solid that, because of its quantity or concentration or its physical, chemical or infectious 
characteristics, may cause or pose a substantial present or potential hazard to human health or 
the environment when improperly treated, stored, transported or disposed of, or otherwise 
managed. 
 
Homeostasis:  The tendency for a system to remain in a state of equilibrium by resisting change. 
 
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Transportation systems: A group of related parts that function together to perform a major task in any form of 
transportation. 
 
Transportation  
technology:  The physical ways humans move materials, goods and people. 
 
Trophic levels: The role of an organism in nutrient and energy flow within an ecosystem (e.g., herbivore, 
carnivore, decomposer). 
 
Waste Stream:  The flow of (waste) materials from generation, collection and separation to disposal. 
 
Watershed: The land area from which surface runoff drains into a stream, channel, lake, reservoir or other 
body of water; also called a drainage basin.
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another atom but a different number of neutrons. 
 
Recycling:  Collecting and reprocessing a resource or product to make into new products. 
 
Regulation: A rule or order issued by an executive authority or regulatory agency of a government and having 
the force of law. 
 
Renewable: A naturally occurring raw material or form of energy that will be replenished through natural 
ecological cycles or sound management practices (e.g., the sun, wind, water, trees). 
 
Risk management: A strategy developed to reduce or control the chance of harm or loss to one’s health or life; the 
process of identifying, evaluating, selecting and implementing actions to reduce risk to human