Chapter 2 Flashcards

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elements

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basic unit of matter

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atoms

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smallest unit of element that retains property of that element

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3
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what makes up atoms

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protons, neutrons, electrons

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4
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ions

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atoms that have lost or gained one or more electron

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5
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isotopes

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have an extra neutron in the center of the atom

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6
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radiation

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energy given off by certain chemical elements when they break down into other elements , usually unstable isotopes

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7
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what is radiation used in

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medical imaging & to kill cancer cells

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8
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chemical bonds

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hold molecules together

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9
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covalent bond

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atoms share electrons

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10
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ionic bonds

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opposite charges attract

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11
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hydrogen bonds

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weak attraction, partial charges

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12
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water is essential to

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all life

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13
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water is important because

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adhesion, cohesion, it is a good solvent, it splits into h+ and oh- and it has a high specific heat

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14
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adhesion

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water sticks to other things

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15
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cohesion

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water sticks to itself

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16
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solvent

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dissolves lots of stuff, not everything though

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17
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specific heat

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how much energy it takes to raise 1 g of substance by 1

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18
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pH is the measure of

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H+ in a solution

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19
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acids release ____ when added to water

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H+

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20
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bases release _____ when added to water

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OH-

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21
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the pH scale goes from

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0-14

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22
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on the pH scale 0 is

23
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on the pH scale 14 is

24
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buffer

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substance that does chemical reactions in water to keep pH constant

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what exactly does a buffer in water do
remove or add H+ depending on what chemical is present
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what are the major molecules of life
carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, nucleic acid
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Carbohydrates
molecules of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen that provide energy
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types of carbohydrates
monosaccharides, disaccharides, polysaccharides
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monosaccharides
simple sugars such as glucose
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disaccharides
two simple sugars joined together, sucrose or lactose
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polysaccharides
long chains of simple sugars joined like glycogen or cellulose
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lipids
non polar molecules that don't dissolve in water
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types of lipids
triglycerides, phospholipids, steroids
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triglycerides
three fatty acids bound to one glycerol dietary fats/oils saturated-no double bonds unsaturated-double bonds between carbons
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what is the role of triglycerides in humans
long term energy storage, protection & insulation
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phospholipids
2 fatty acids & 1 phosphate bound to one glycerol hydrophilic and hydrophobic ends to molecule main component of cell membrane
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steroids
characteristic 4-ring carbon backbone cholesterol - important in membrane sex hormones are steroids
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proteins
made of amino acids
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how many different types of amino acids are there
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what type of bond joins amino acids together
peptide bonds
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primary structure of protein
order of amino acids in chain
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secondary structure of protein
bending & coiling of chain
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tertiary structure of protein
3-D folding
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quaternary structure of protein
joining of multiple chains
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what is the main role of proteins
catalyze reactions; enzymes | also used for structural support, transport, and movement
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what is the base unit of nucleic acids
nucleotide
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nucleotide
phosphate group, 5c sugar and nitrogenous base
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DNA
two strands (double helix), sugar=deoxyribose, n bases=cytosine, adenine, guanine, and thymine
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what holds n bases together
hydrogen bonds
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RNA
single strand, sugar=ribose, n bases are cytosine, adenine, guanine, and uracil
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DNA is the
blueprint of life
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RNA is part of
the translation process-interpreting DNA into proteins
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what catalyzes the reactions that build structure and do processes
protein enzymes
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ATP
adenosine triphosphate, nucleotide of adenine, ribose & 3 phosphate groups P bonds easy to make and break give energy to reactions that need and capture from reactions that release