Chapters 3&4: Water & Carbon Flashcards

Exam 2 Content 1

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What are the unusual properties that water has?

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1.) the only common substance to occur naturally in all 3 states of matter
2.) the solid form (ice) is less dense than th liquid form

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2
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Why are these unusual properties of water existing?

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Due to the structure and chemical characteristics. The polarity of water, specifically.

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3
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What would you further classify the unusual properties of water as?

A

Emergent Properties

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4
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Is water polar or nonpolar?

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polar

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5
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what does the polarity of water allow?

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allows for hydrogen bonding

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6
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What are the FOUR emergent properties of water?

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Cohesion, ability to moderate temperature, expansion upon freezing, versatility as solvent

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7
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What is cohesion of water?

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hydrogen bonds liquid water together

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8
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What does cohesion help with?

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transportation of water against gravity

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9
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What is Adhesion?

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an attraction between different substances. For example: water and plant cell walls

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10
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What is Surface Tension?

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measure of how hard it is to stretch or break the surface of a liquid

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11
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How does water moderate temperature?

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Water absorbs heat from warmer air and releases stored heat to cooler air. Water can absorb or release a large amount of heat with only a slight change in its own temperature

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12
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What is Kinetic Energy?

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energy of motion

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13
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What is thermal energy?

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total kinetic energy associated with random movement of atoms or molecules in a body of matter. DEPENDS ON VOLUME

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14
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What does temperature represent as far as kinetic energy goes?

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Temperature represents the average kinetic energy of atoms in a body of matter

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15
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What is heat measured in?

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calorie

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16
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What is specific heat?

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amount of heat that must be ABSORBED or LOST to change 1 gram of substance by +/- 1 degree celcius

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17
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How does waters HIGH specific heat relate to its temperature?

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water resists changing temperature better…DUE TO HYDROGEN BONDS

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18
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When hydrogen bonds break…

A

heat is released

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19
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Evaporation

A

transformation of a substance from liquid to gas

20
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What does water form when combined with other atoms?

A

hydration shell

21
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Why is carbon so diverse?

A

tetra valency

22
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Organic Chemistry

A

study of carbon based compounds

23
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What are the elements commonly found?

24
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What is the largest organic molecule?

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When two carbons are joined by a double bond, what shape is formed?
A FLAT PLANAR Structure
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if singularly bonded carbons join together, what shape forms?
tetrahedral
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HONC
stands for the common compounds found in living organisms, and increases valency starting at 1, going to 4
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Hydrocarbons
organic molecules consisting of only carbon and hydrogen
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What are isomers?
same molecular formula, different structures
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Structural Isomers
Differ in covalent partnerships
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Why do isomers matter?
STRUCTURE DETERMINES FUNCTION
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Cis-Trans Isomers
Vary in arrangement of atoms around a double bond
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Enantiomers
"mirror images"
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Hydroxyl Group
Polar due to electronegativity. (-OH)
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Carbonyl Group
(>C=0) POLAR
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When the carbonyl groups are in the inside they are called?
Ketone
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When the carbonyl groups are in the outside they are called?
Aldehyde
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Carboxyl Group
(-COOH) Acts as an acid
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Amino Group
(-NH2) Acts as a base
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Sulfhydryl Group
(-SH) Helps stabilize protein structure by forming a cross link
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Compound name for sulfhydryl group
Thiol
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Phosphate Group
(-OPO3^2-) Negative Charge Releases Energy
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Compound name for phosphate group
organic phosphate
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adenosine triphosphate
ATP
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Methyl Group? 2 functions and 2 characterisitcs?
(-CH3) -Affects Expression of Genes -Affects Shape and Function of Sex Hormone -NON POLAR -Hydrophilic
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Compound Name for Methyl Group
Methylated Compound
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