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Ch 2 Flashcards

1
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What is matter

A

Take up space and have mass

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2
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formation + disruption of chemical bonds

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Chemical rxn

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3
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molecules + determines their functions

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Chemical bonding

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4
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Elements properties

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Atomic structure

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5
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Elements

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Basic component of matter and cannot be reduced thru chemical rxn

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6
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2 or more elements

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Compounds

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7
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Essential elements

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Required for life and reproduction

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8
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Trace elements

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Required in small amounts

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9
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Smallest unit of matter

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Atoms

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10
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Diff # of neutrons

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Isotopes

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11
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Decay of atomic nucleus + releases particles and energy

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Radioactive isotopes

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12
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Energy

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Capacity to do work

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13
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Potential energy

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Stored energy

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14
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Valence shell

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Outermost shell

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15
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Inert

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Atoms w/ full valence shell

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16
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Rule of chemical rxn

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CANNOT destroy atoms, only rearrange electrons and chemical bonds

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17
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3 types of chemical bonds

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Covalent, ionic, hydrogen

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18
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Covalent bonds

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2 atoms share a pair of valence electrons

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19
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strength of attraction for electron to an atom

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Electronegativity

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20
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Nonpolar bonds

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Equal electronegativity (form bw 2 identical elements)

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21
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unequal electronegativity
• form b/w diff elements

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Polar bonds

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22
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Ions

A

difference in electronegativity
• One atom takes an electron from another => formation of ions

23
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Formed when 2 ions form an ionic bond

A

Ionic compounds (salt)

24
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Hydrogen Bonds

A

maintain functional structure of biomolecules
• Usually w/ Oxygen & Nitrogen

25
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Describe Van der Waals interactions

A

results: formation of + and - regions which attract each other
• weak but stabilize 3 dimensional shapes of biomolecules

26
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Cohesion

A

hydrogen bonding w/ water (bond is tight as water want to bond to itself)

27
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Surface tension

A

Force needed to break surface of liquid

28
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Adhesion

A

hydrogen bonding w/ other molecules
• Ex: water + organism

29
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Kinetic energy

A

Energy of motion

30
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Thermal energy

A

Energy w/ movements of atoms or molecules

31
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Temp

A

avrg kinetic energy of molecules in a body of matter

32
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thermal energy transferred from one body of matter to another

A

Heat

33
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Cold obj

A

Absorb thermal energy

34
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Hot obj

A

Give off thermal energy

35
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Specific heat

A

amount of heat neeeded for 1 g of substance to increase its temp by 1 Celsius

36
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Describe high specific heat

A

Heats up and cools slowly (water)

37
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Describe low specific heat

A

Heats up fast and cools quickly (metal)

38
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Heat is measured in

A

Calories (cal)

39
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Common energy unit is in

A

Joules

40
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Heat of evaportation

A

quantity of heat needed for 1 g of substance to go from liquid to gas
(Oceans, lakes)

41
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Evaporative cooling

A

process of evaporation leads in reduction of the temp of remaining liquid
• Stabilizes temp of water bodies
• Prevents overheating of organisms

42
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Solution

A

Homogenous liquid mixture of 2 or more substance

43
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Solvent

A

Dissolving agent

44
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substance dissolved in solution

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Solute

45
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Aqueous soln

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Solvent is water

46
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Hydration shell

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water mole form hydrogen bonds w/ each solute molecule + surround it

47
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Hydrophilic

A

substance has affinity for water
• Likes water but wont always dissolve in water
• Polar molecules + ions

48
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Hydrophobic

A

don’t have affinity for water
• Nonpolar + nonionic molecules

49
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Acid

A

• Give/ Donate H molecules

50
Q

Rebond/ accept Hydrogen

A

Base

51
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Buffers

A

acts to keep pH soln steady
• Minimizes changes in H+ concentration

52
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Ocean acidification

A

CO2 dissolves in ocean => carbonic acid
• This reacts w/ water to make it acidic and lowers pH
• Change in pH reduces affinity (connection/liking to something)

53
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PH scale

A

Used to represent amnts of hydrogen ions (-) and hydroxide ions (-) in a soln

54
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PH scale

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Used to represent amnts of hydrogen ions (-) and hydroxide ions (-) in a soln

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