Ch 2 Flashcards

1
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3 basic structures of an atom

A

electrons, protons, neutrons

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2
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electrons

A

negatively charged part that orbit nucleus

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3
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protons

A

pos charged part in nucleus

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4
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neutrons

A

uncharged part in nucleus

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5
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electron orbital configuration

A

1S2,2S2,2P4

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6
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3 types of chem bonds

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ionic, covalent, hydrogen

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7
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ionic bond

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attraction b/t ions of opposite charge, one atom loses e- and another gains e-

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8
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covalent bond

A

2 atoms share 1 or more pairs of atoms

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9
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hydrogen bond

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form when H is covalently bonded to an O or N atom is attracted to another O or N atom in another molecule

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10
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polar

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slight charge, polar sub dissociate forming solutes, hydrophillic

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11
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non-polar

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hydrophobic

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12
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pH measures what?

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the amt of H+ in a solution, pH=-log(H+)

increase H+ acid, increase OH- base

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13
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acid

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HCl, substances that dissociate into 1 or more H+

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14
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base

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NaOH, sub that dissociate into 1 or more OH-, alkaline

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15
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organic compounds

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always contain carbon and hydrogen

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16
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inorganic compds

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typically lack carbon

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17
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macromolecules

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polymers consisting of many sm repeating molecules

18
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build macromolecule

A

dehydration synthesis

19
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break macromolecules

A

hydrolysis or condensation

20
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atomic number

A

number of protons

21
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atomic mass

A

neutron + protons

22
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functional groups

A

alcohol added to carbon skeleton

23
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carbohydrates formula

24
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monosaccharides

A

simple sugars w 3-7 carbon atoms

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disaccharides
2 monosaccharides joined in dehydration synthesis, can be broken down by hydrolysis
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simple lipids
fats or triglycerides, contain glycerol and fatty acids, formed by dehydration synthesis, nonpolar and insoluble
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complex lipids
contains C, H, and O +P, N, or S. membranes are made of phospholipids
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steroids
4 carbon rings w a -OH group attached to 1 ring, part of membranes
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saturated fat
no double bonds, solid at room temp
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unsaturated fats
one or more double bonds, liquid at room temp
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protein building blocks
essential in cell structure, made up of amino acids and peptide bonds
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peptide bonds
formed by dehydration synthesis
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primary structure of protein bonds
polypeptide chains of amino acids in order
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secondary structure of proteins
folds into alpha helix or beta sheets
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tertiary structure of proteins
when the helix folds irregularly forming bonds between the amino acids in the chain
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quaternary structure of proteins
consists of 2 or more polypeptides
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nucleoside
sugar plus a base, add a phospate group- get nucleotide
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triglyceride
alcohol (glycerol) plus fatty acid
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purines
adenine and guanine- double ring structure
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pyrimidines
thymine, cytosine, and uracil- are single ring structures
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DNA
AGCT
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RNA
AGCU