Chapter 2 Flashcards
Matter
anything that occupies space and has mass
Mass
the amount of materian in an object - always constant
Weight
varies with gravity
Energy
capacity to do work
kinetic and potential
Potential
stored energy - battery
Kinetic
energy in action - matter is moving - potential is changed to kinetic
Forms of energy
chemical, electrical, mechanical, radiant (electromagnetic)
Chemical
potential is stored in form of bonds between atoms and molecules. Break bond - potential is transformed into kinetic …ATP
Electrical
movement of charged particles - ions move across cell membranes (ions have a charge)
Mechanical
energy that directly moves matter -
Radiant (electromagnetic)
energy that travels in waves - light
Elements that make up 96% of human body
O, C, H, N
Protons
positively charges particles
Neutrons
Neutral - no charge
Electrons
Negatively charged particles - move in random around nucleus
Stable Element
overall charge is 0
Molecule
combo of 2 or more atoms held together by chemical bond - 2 atoms of oxygen bond together to give on molecule of 02 (gas)
Compound
combo of 2 or more different atoms heald together by chemical bond
Mixture
2 or more components physically mixed together
Solutions
homogeneous mixture of 2 or more components
Solvent
substance in greatest quantity
Solute
substance in lesser amount
Colloids
heterogeneous mixture that appears milky - like solution except particles larger scatter light
Suspensions
heterogeneous mixture with particles large enough to settle out if given time
Mixture
no chemical bonding between components - easy to separate out the substances of a mixture
Compound
chemical bonding occurs - very difficult to separate - think of plain water
Electron shells
the space that electrons occupy
Valence Shell
outermost shell
Octet Rule
atoms (except hydrogen) want 8 electrons in valence shell
Anion
gains the electron
Cation
loses the electron
Covalent bond
occur by the sharing of electron pairs
Single covalent bond
one electron pair
double covalent bond
two electron pairs
triple covalent bond
three electron pairs
nonpolar compounds
electrically balanced - charges shared equally
polar compounds
due to unequal electron sharing
hydrogen bonds
due to polarity of the water molecules and are weak (therefore easily broken)
reactants
substances entering reactions
products
substances formed by a chemical reaction
Synthesis Reaction
chemical bonds are formed A+B=AB
Decomposition Reaction
chemical bonds are broken AB=A+B
Exchange Reaction
Includes both decomposition and synthesis
AB+CD =AD + BC
Oxidation-Reduction (redox)
Combo of decomposition and electron exchange reactions
Electron donor is oxidized
Na loses an electron to Cl
Electron acceptor is reduced
CL receives an electron from Na
Endergonic Reaction
absorb energy - requires energy makes bonds (stores energy)
Exergonic Reaction
release energy - produces energy (bonds are broken)
Temperature
higher temp creates faster particle movement and increases rate of rxn
Concentration
increase concentration increase rxn rate
Particle size
smaller particle leads to increase of rxn rate
Catalyst
increase rate of rxns - body uses enzymes - brings chemicals closer together - not changed by rxn