Chapter 2 (Chemistry) Flashcards

1
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Humans are dependent on and are composed of chemicals

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Why is chemistry important?

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2
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Has weight and takes up space

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Matter

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3
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CHON Carbon, Oxygen, Hydrogen, Nitrogen

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Elements that make up 95% of the body

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4
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different number of neutrons, different weight with the same atomic number

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Isotopes

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5
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atoms that undergo decay called radioactivity

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Radioisotopes

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6
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Isotopes that tend to have unstable nuclei, their nuclei disintegrate, emit alpha/beta particles, and gamma rays

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Heavier Isotopes

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7
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molecule formed by combining 2 or more atoms of different elements

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Compound

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8
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energy relationshsip holding atoms together, involves interactions of electrons

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Chemical Bond

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9
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formed by the transfer of one or more electrons from one atom to the other

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Ionic Bond

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10
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strongest bond, sharing of valence electrons, single = sharing a single pair, double = sharing 2

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Covalent Bond

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11
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metabolic chemical pathway in which molecules are broken down to release energy

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Cellular Respiration

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12
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water is removed to bond smaller molecules together to form bigger molecules

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Dehydration Synthesis

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13
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water is added and a large molecules is broken down into smaller molecules

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Hydrolysis

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14
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compound that dissolves in water to release ions, resulting in a solution that conducts an electric current

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Electrolytes

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15
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pH lower than 7.35

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Acidosis

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16
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pH higher than 7.45

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Alkalosis

17
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usually no carbon, usually held by ionic bonds, usually come apart in water

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Inorganic molecules

18
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always contains carbon, held together by covalent bonds, usually doesn’t come apart in water

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Organic molecules

19
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energy source, energy storage, cell structure

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Carbohydrates

20
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hydrophobic, building block: fatty acid

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Lipids

21
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fatty acid, solid at room temp, too much in diet = high blood cholesterol; heart disease

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Saturated Fats

22
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fatty acid with double bonds in carbon chain, liquid at room temp, essential/must get in diet

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Unsaturated fat

23
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no fatty acids, cholesterol is base, sex hormones

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Steroids

24
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bad, low density lipoprotein, unhealthy, heart disease

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LDL Cholesterol

25
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high density lipoprotein, healthy heart

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HDL Cholesterol

26
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pharmaceutical, similar to testosterone, used to treat anemia, osteoporosis, muscle disease

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Anabolic steroids

27
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enzymes, antibodies, cell markes, structural material, transport channels across cell membrane

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Proteins

28
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stores genetic code (architect), nucleus of the cell, 46, double helix

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DNA

29
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protein synthesis (construction worker), single stranded,

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RNA

30
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energy carrying molecule, stores energy in the last phosphate bond, when cell needs energy the bond is broken

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ATP