Chapter 2: Chemistry Flashcards

1
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Kinetic energy

A

energy in action

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2
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potential energy

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stored, inactive energy

  • becomes kinetic when released
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3
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What are the different forms of energy?

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  • chemical
  • electrical
  • mechanical
  • radiant
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4
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chemical energy

A

energy stored in chemical bonds that release when broken

  • ex: ATP
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5
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electrical energy

A

movement of charged particles that are ions or electrons

  • ex: nerve impulse
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6
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mechanical energy

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energy involved with moving matter

  • ex: energy in muscles to move fingers
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7
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radiant energy

A

electromagnetic energy that travels in waves

  • ex: visible light
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8
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atomic number

A

of protons in atom

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9
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atomic weight

A

of protons and neutrons in atom

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10
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isotope

A

atom of the same element with different # of neutrons

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11
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radioisotope

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isotope of element with an unstable, decaying nucleus

  • gives off particles (radioactivity)
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12
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Difference between molecules and compounds

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molecules refer to 2 or more atoms of the same element while compounds have different elements

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13
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covalent bonds

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between atoms that share electrons and are the strongest bond

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14
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ionic bonds

A

form between atoms that give and take electrons

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15
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hydrogen bonds

A

form between a hydrogen atom and an electron hungry particle

  • weakest type of bond
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16
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Why do atoms bond?

A

for stability, because most have an incomplete outer electron shell

17
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inert(noble) gas

A

naturally has 8 outer electrons in shell

18
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types of chemical reactions

A
  • synthesis
  • decomposition
  • single displacement
  • double displacement
19
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synthesis

A

A + B = AB (anabolic)

20
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Decomposition

A

AB = A + B (catabolic)

21
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single displacement

A

AB + C = AC + B

22
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double displacement

A

AB + CD = AD + CB

23
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electrolyte

A

when compound dissolves in water and releases ions

24
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acids

A

electrolytes that release H+ (hydrogen ions)

  • pH less than 7
25
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bases

A

electrolytes that release ions that will combine with H+

  • pH higher than 7
26
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carbohydrates

A
  • composed of C, H, O
  • short chain carbs called sugars or saccharides
27
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disaccharide

A

combo of 2 monosaccharides together

28
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lipids

A
  • insoluble in water
  • fats, phospholipids, steroids
29
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fats

A
  • used to build cell parts and supply energy
  • composed of C, H, O in different proportions than carbs
  • made up of fatty acids and glycerol
30
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phospholipids

A
  • liek triglyceride ( 3 fatty acid, 1 glycerol) except with a phosphate group
  • make up cell membrane
31
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steroid

A
  • 4 carbon rings
  • function: cholesterol, adrenal cortex hormones, sex hormones, bile acids, vitamin D
32
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proteins

A

structural sources of energy, hormones, cell membrane receptors

33
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what mae up proteins?

A

amino acids

34
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denaturation

denatured protein

A

permanent destruction of protein

  • protein is denatured a protein that has lost its shape (change in amino acid sequence)
35
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nucleic acids

A

made up of nuceotides (pentose sugar, phosphate group, nitrogen base)

  • Types: RNA, DNA