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Chapter 2 Flashcards

1
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Protons

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+

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Electrons

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-

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3
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Electron Shell 1

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2 electrons

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Electron Shell 2

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8 electrons and eight for the rest of the shells

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Kinetic Energy

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Energy of Movement

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Potential Energy

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Storing energy

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Chemical energy

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Bonds

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Electrical

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Nerve impulse

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9
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Mechanical

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muscle filaments ->

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Radiant

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UV Lights -> Vitamin D

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Molecule

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2 or more atoms held together by a chemical bond

Example: H2

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Compound

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2 or more different kinds of atoms held together by a chemical bond
Example: CH4

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13
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Solutions

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homogeneous
solutes tiny, do not settle out
Example: seawater, air, mineral water

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Colloids

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heterogenous
solutes larger, do not settle out
Example: CFS: cerebrospinal fluid

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Suspensions

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homogeneous
solutes very large, do settle out
Sand and water

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Ionic

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a chemical bond formed by transferring an of one or more electrons from one atom to another
EX: NaCl

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17
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Anion

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electron acceptor (-)

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18
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Cation

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electron donor (+)

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Covalent Bond

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Electrons are shared between atoms to fill their outer electron shell

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20
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Polar (Bear)

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Determined by the molecular shape
Unequal electron pair sharing
Example: H2O

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Nonpolar

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Equal Sharing
Electrically balanced
EX: CO2

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22
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Hydrogen bond

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Hydrogen atom is covalently linked to an electronegative atom
Example: Water molecules

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23
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Synthesis

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Anabolic
Puts stuff together
EX: Amino Acid molecules binding to proteins

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24
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Decomposition

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Catabolic
Falling apart
Glycogen - broken down bones into small glucose molecules

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25
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Redox

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Cellular Respiration

Oxidized or Reduced

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26
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Oxidized (oil)

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Loses electrons

Isocitrate loses hydrogen

27
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Reduced (rig)

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Electron Acceptor

NaOH gains hydrogen

28
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Temperature

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Speeds up to a certain point,

29
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Concentration

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More you have the higher the reaction

30
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Particle Size

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Small- Fast
Large- Slow
Reaction speed

31
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Catalysts

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enzymes speed up

32
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High Heat Capacity

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Absorbs and releases large amounts of heat before changing

EX: Lake Michigan and Cold Air

33
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High Heat of Vaporization

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Changes from a liquid to a gas

EX: sweat meeting cold air = steam

34
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Polar Solvent Properties

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Compounds and molecules dissociate in water

35
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Reactivity

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Bond formation and breakage
Example:
Hydrolysis reaction – bond break
Dehydration reaction – bond form

36
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Hydrolysis reaction

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bond break

37
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Dehydration reaction

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bond form

38
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Cushioning

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Protection from trauma

CSF protects brain

39
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Salts

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Ionic compound that dissociates in water
Example: NaCl
All ions are electrolytes (conduct electrical current)

40
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Acids

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Substance that releases hydrogen ions (H+) – proton donors
1-6
more hydrogen ions = more acidic

41
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Bases

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Proton acceptors – take up H+
Examples – hydroxyl ions (OH-) bind to H+
8-14
more hydroxyl ions = more alkaline

42
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Buffers

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Changes in pH = BAD
Buffers – resist abrupt changes in pH of body fluids
Strong acids – completely dissociate in water and are irreversible; dramatically change pH
i.e.HCL
Weak acids – do not dissociate completely; do not affect pH
i.e. carbonic acid (H2CO3)

43
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Monosaccharides

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1 sugar
Glucose and fructose
Carbohydrate

44
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Disaccharides

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2 sugar
sucrose and lactose
Carbohydrate

45
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Polysaccharides

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Many sugars
glycogen
Carbohydrate

46
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Triglycerides

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Lipids

Glyceral -> 3 fatty acid backbone

47
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Unsaturated fat

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a double bond

48
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Saturated Fat

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no double bond

trans fat - solidified by adding H

49
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Eicosanoids

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Prostaglandins
Pro-inflammation
Blood clotting and Wound healing

50
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Proteins

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Long chains of amino acids connected by peptide bonds (polypeptide chain)

51
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Amino Acids

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20 types 
Amine group (NH2) + organic acid group (COOH)
R group – determines type
52
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Structural levels

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Primary, secondary, tertiary, quarternary
Determine function and specificity
Amino acids face outside or in (i.e. water-loving)

53
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Fibrous

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Insoluble proteins and stable

Collagen, keratin

54
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Globular

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Water-soluble 
  Antibodies, protein-based hormones
May exhibit Denaturation
pH or temperature
example: milk producing hormones
55
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Chaperones

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Escorts
Globular protein
Fxn: prevent incorrect folding, translocate across membranes, break down proteins, interaction with other cells

56
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Enzymes

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Enzymes
Structure - globular protein
Catalysts Purely a protein

57
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Holoenzyme

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apoenzyme (protein) + cofactor (vitamin or metal ion)

58
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Coenzyme

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vitamin (i.e. Cellular Respiration Coenzyme A)

59
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Hydrolases

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add H2O (hydrolysis rxn)

60
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Oxidases

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add oxygen

61
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Nucleic Acids

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Carbon, oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen and phosphorus

62
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Nucleotide

A 
the structural unit of nucleic acids 
Nitrogen-containing base: ATCGU
 Complementary bases
Pentose sugar
Phosphate group
63
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ATP (adenosine triphosphate)

A 
primary energy-transferring molecule
RNA nucleotide (ribose)
Hydrolysis of ATP provides energy for chemical work, transport work, and mechanical work

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