1.1 Flashcards

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1
Q

what are the anions

A

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nitrate
phosphate
chloride
hydrogen carbonate

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2
Q

what are the cations

A

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sodium
calcium
hydrogen
magnesium

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3
Q

hydrogen +

A

needed for respiration and photosynthesis

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4
Q

hydrocarbonate

A

buffering the blood

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5
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chloride -

A

synapses and secretory

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6
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phosphate -

A

formation of dna + rna
used in the structure of cell membrane

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7
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hydroxide -

A

affects the ph of substances

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8
Q

magnesium 2+

A

production of chlorophyll

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9
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calcium 2+

A

formation of bone, muscle contractions

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10
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sodium 2+

A

synapses and secreteory system

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11
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pottasium +

A

synapses, muscle contraction

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12
Q

ammonium +

A

absorbed by plants to make amino acids

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13
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nitrate -

A

needed for the formation of amino acids + DNA

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14
Q

adhesive

A

attracted to other different molecules
important in plant transport systems and in surface tension

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15
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cohesive

A

forces between molecules mean they stick together
important for movement of water from roots to leaves

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16
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surface tension

A

water is polar and forms hydrogen bonds
this makes it cohesive
forming a net inward force at its surface
important in plant transport systems
life at surfact of ponds ect

17
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specific heat capacity of water

A

water forms many hydrogen bonds
which are very strong and require lots of energy to overcome
so it has a high specific heat capacity
this means the temp of large bodies of water eg lakes dont change much throughout the year
- good habitiats

18
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density of water

A

cools to 4* (maximum density)
as it cools further the molcules become more widely spaced
ice is less dense that water (floats)
forming an insulating layer
so organsims underneath can survive

19
Q

polar molcule

A

a molcule which has a dipole
one or more hydrogen atoms are involed in the bond increases the likelehood

20
Q

water structure

A
21
Q

why is water a good transport medium

A

so many substances dissolve in it
carries substances such as starch that form colloids

22
Q

why do water molecules attract

A

they are polar ions
the slightly negative attracts the slightly positive
join in a electrostatic froce called a hydrogen bond
hydrogen bonds are weak but together they are strong

23
Q

liquid

A

cannot be compressed
important for hydraulic mechansism

24
Q

what % of cells is water

A

60-70 %

25
Q

polar solvent

A

many ionoic and covalent substances will disolve in it -anything charged
-most of cells chemical reactions happen in water

26
Q

dipole

A

a molecule in which the concentration of the +ve charge is seperated from the -ve

27
Q

importance of drought

A

less water
so fewer mineral ions are taken up
less water for photosynthesis
less galp produced in Calvin cycle
less NPP

28
Q

calcium pectate

A

contains calcium ions
found in cell wall - in middle lamella
cell walls together
-maintains structure

29
Q

ions needed to form amino acid

A

nitrate ions

30
Q

ions needed to form dna

A

nitrate and phosphate

31
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