CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF THE BODY Flashcards

1
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What are the trace elements of the body?

A
Na
Se
P
Mg
Mn 
K
Ca
Fe
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2
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Isotope

A

Atoms of an element that have different numbers of neutrons.

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3
Q

Atomic mass

A

p=#e

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4
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Atomic number

A

p

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5
Q

What is alpha radiation?

A
  • weakest radiation
  • made up of 2 protons & neutrons bond together
  • Doesn’t travel far
  • Can cause mutations or cancer if ingested a lot, or inhaled a lot.
  • Not common in hospitals
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6
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Beta raiation

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  • used in hospitals
  • A lot in nature
  • Doesn’t do a lot of damage unless you have repeated exposure
  • It can mutate the DNA of the cell
  • Is used to kill cancer cells
  • Can penetrate through wood, can’t penetrate through thick glass
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7
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Gamma radiation

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  • BIG BOI RADIATION
  • Is used in hospitals
  • Atoms are exploding & emitting massively high energy waves.
  • Can’t go through a thick piece of lead
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8
Q

Will stable atoms bond to anything else?

A

No

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9
Q

How many electrons are in shell 1 of atoms?

A

2

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10
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How many electrons are in shell 2 `

A

4

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11
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How many electron are in shell 3

A

8

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12
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What is the OCTANE RULE?

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There must be 8 electrons in the outer shell.

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13
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What happens when a shell contains at least one unpaired electron?

A

It’s unstable

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14
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What are the important cations in Physiology?

A

Na+/ Sodium
K+/ Potassium
Ca2+/ Calcium
H+/Hydrogen

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15
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What is a cation?

A

a positively charged ion

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16
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What are the important cations in physiology?

A

Cl-/Chloride
HCO3-/Bicarbonate
HPO4^2-/ Phosphate
SO4^2-/ Sulfate

17
Q

What is a anion?

A

negatively charged ion

18
Q

What is a non-polar covalent bond?

A

An equal amount of amount of the time they spend between atoms.

19
Q

What is a polar covalent bond?

A

an unequal amount of time spent between atoms.

20
Q

What happens when one atom is bigger than the other hydrogens?

A

They are covalent bond.

21
Q

What is synthesis reaction?

A

It’s also called anabolic.

A+B—>C

22
Q

What is decomposition reaction?

A

It’s also called catbolic.

AB—>A+B

23
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What is exchange reaction?

A

AB+C–>AC+B