Chemical bonding Flashcards

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What are Covalent Bonds?

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  • Strongest type of bond
  • The atoms share pairs of e- to achieve stability
  • Polar = unequal sharing of pairs of electrons / no net charge
  • Non-polar - equal sharing of pairs of electrons / positive net charge
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What are Ionic bonds?

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  • 2nd strongest bond
  • Electron transfer attraction of opp charges
  • Two opp charged ions
  • Positive ions known as cations
  • Negative ions known as anions
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What’s unique about Hydrogen Bonds?

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  • Partial charges attract/lead to bonding between molecules
  • Involves a hydrogen atom located between a pair of other atoms having a pair of other atoms having a high affinity for electrons
  • Weak bond
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What are Hydrophilic interactions?

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  • Easily form a hydrogen bond with water
  • Gets dissolved in water
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What is Hydrophobic interactions?

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  • Property of substance that repels water
  • Lacks affinity for water
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What is an example of a Hydrogen Bond?

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  • DNA
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Why is calcium homeostasis important?

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  • Calcium is the main component of bony skeleton
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What does Hypercalcemia mean?

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  • Too much
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What does Hypocalcemia mean?

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  • Too little
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What is a glycosidic bond?

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  • A chemical bond that link ring-shaped sugar molecules to other molecules
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What is a peptide bond?

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  • A chemical bond linking two consecutive amino acid monomers
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How can you drink a Coke [PH 2.5] and not have it affect the pH of your bloodstream in a substantial way?

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  • There’s a buffer in your body that helps keep H+ constant since cola is H-10
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What is the medical term for Blood being too acidic?

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  • Medical term for blood being too acidic is Blood acidosis
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If a solution has a pH of 5, what is the H+ and OH- concentration within the solution?

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  • H+ concentration is 10^ -5 M
  • OH- concentration is 10^-9 M
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What is difference between a polar bond and non-polar bond?

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  • Polar bond is a covalent bond between elements that have different electronegativity
  • Nonpolar bond is covalent bonds between elements that have same electronegativity
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