Glossary
- I
Taken
from the new Key Stage 3 Exploring Science textbook
by Mark Levesley, Sandra Baggley, Julian Clarke,
Steve
Gray, Marc Pimbert
| Image |
|
What
you see down a microscope. |
| Implantation |
im-plant-ay-shun |
When
an embryo sinks into the soft lining of the uterus. |
| Indicator |
ind-ic-ay-ter |
A
dye that will change colour in acids and alkalis. |
| Inner
plantets |
|
Mercury,
Venus, Earth and Mars. The inner planets are all rocky planets. |
| Insect |
|
Anthropod
with three pairs of legs (e.g.fly). |
| Insoluble |
|
A
solid that will not dissolve. |
| Insulator |
ins-you-lay-ter |
A
material that does not let energy flow through it. |
| Intestine |
in-test-in |
Small
intestine is anorgan used to digest and absorb food. Large intestine
removes water from unwanted food. |
| Invertebrate |
in-vert-eb-rate |
Animal
with no backbone. |
| Irrigation |
irr-ig-ay-shun |
Watering
crops by using channels or pipes. |
| IVF |
|
Stands
for In Vittro Fertilisation. Using modern science to help people have
babies. |
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