Chapter 2 Flashcards

1
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Atom

A

The smallest unit of matter that retains the properties of an element

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2
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Proton

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Positive charge

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3
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Neutron

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Neutral charge

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4
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Electron

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Negative charge

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5
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Lose an electron

A

Positive charge

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6
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Gain an electron

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Negative charge

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7
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4 main elements human body is made up of

A

Hydrogen, oxygen, carbon, nitrogen (7 Mineral Elements drive processes +13 trace elements)

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8
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Covalent bond

A
  • Atoms share electrons
  • stronger and hard to pull apart
  • 2 or more nonmetals share electrons
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9
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Ionic bond

A
  • electrons are given away

- weaker and easier to pull apart

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10
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Cation

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Positively charged ion (gave up electron) 

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11
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Anion

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Negatively charged ion (received electron) 

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12
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Nonpolar covalent bond

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  • No charge anywhere in molecule
  • neutral
  • balance negatives and positives
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13
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Polar covalent bond

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  • unequal sharing of electrons

- One side has partial charge, other side has opposite

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14
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Hydrogen bond

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Bond between water molecules

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15
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Inorganic compounds

A
  • do not contain carbon bound to hydrogen

- Carbon dioxide, oxygen, water, electrolytes (salts), acids and bases (hydrochloric acid in stomach) 

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16
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Organic compounds

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Have a carbon-hydrogen base and often include oxygen

  • Carbs
  • Proteins (most numerous) (enzymes)
  • Lipids
  • Nucleic acids (DNA & RNA)
17
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Physiological properties of water 

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  • High heat capacity
  • Carries heat away as evaporates
  • high density (cushions)
  • lubrication
  • solution (water is base of most solutions in body)
18
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Solute

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What is being dissolved

19
Q

Hydrophilic

A

Dissolves well in water

Salt, sugar

20
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Hydrophobic

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Do not mix well with water

Oils, fats

21
Q

ATP

A
  • Stores high energy in phosphate bonds, energy currency
  • Hydrolysis can release this energy to drive physiological reactions.
  • produced in large quantities by mitochondria.
22
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Solution

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Fluid base with something dissolved in it

23
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Solvent

A

The water (base of solution)