Atomic #, mass number #, protons, electrons, neutrons

* Dehydration synthesis and hydrolysis

* Acid and base chemistry, pH

* Ionic and covalent bonding

* Peptide and hydrogen bonding

* Solvent/solute

* Osmosis/diffusion

* Mono, di, and polysaccharides, lipids, and proteins

* DNA structure

* Age of the Earth

* Saturated/ unsaturated fats

* Archaea, Bacteria, and Eukarya

* The broad concept of natural selection

* Properties of water

* Protein structures and properties of proteins

* All of the parts of an Amino acid

* Chemical functional groups

* The differences and similarities between prokaryotic(bacterial) and eukaryotic (plant/animal) cells.


any of this ring a bell? Or know a website that explains these besides google

http://www.khanacademy.org/#biology

This website has heaps of stuff on Biology and other subjects, probably the most reliable thing I've come across on the internet.

your school can't afford books?

The first half is like chem o.o
wikipedia does give good explanations, but they're usually full of useless details.... but i'd go to google =/

Also as Psycho- said, you should go to your school's library and check out some books/encyclopedias on these

I'm made of biology.

Pm me on specific things if you still need help. I can explain them all

No joke.

Every last one of those should be covered in a High School Biology book =/

bolded ones i can help you with... pm if anything

Approx 4 Billions Years