Chemistry Flashcards

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Element

A

a substance made of one atom

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Carbon (C)

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the backbone of all organic molecules

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3
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Oxygen (O)

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part of water & needed for cellular respiration

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4
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Hydrogen (H)

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found in nearly every compound in the body

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5
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Nitrogen (N)

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parts of proteins and nucleic acids

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6
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Calcium (Ca)

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bones, teeth, used in nerve impulses and signals muscles to contract

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7
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Phosphorus (P)

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bones, teeth, nucleic acids, and ATP

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8
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Trace Elements

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minerals present in living tissues in small amounts

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9
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Protons

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positive, identity

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10
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Neutrons

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neutral, mass/weight

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11
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Electrons

A

negative, bonds with other atoms

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12
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Neutral Atom

A

atoms with an equal number of protons and electrons

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13
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Ion

A

an atom with an electric charge

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14
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Effect of losing an electron

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becomes a cation

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15
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Effect of gaining an electron

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becomes an anion

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16
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Electrolytes

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minerals found in your blood with an electric charge

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17
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Compound

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chemically bonded material

18
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Mixture

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none chemically bonded material

19
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Ionic Bond

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when oppositely charged ions are attracted to each other

20
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Covalent Bonds

A

Shared valence electron pairs

21
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Single Covalent Bond

A

atom shares one pair of valence electrons

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Double Covalent Bond

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atom shared two pairs of valence electrons

23
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Triple Covalent Bond

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atom shares three pairs of valence electrons

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Polarity

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when an atom has two opposite poles that either attract or repel each other

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Hydrogen Bond
occurs wheb opposite charges of two polar compounds attract each other
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Cohesion
the attraction between water molecules
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Adhesion
the attraction of water molecules to the container they're in
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Heat Capacity
the amount of energy required to raise the temp.
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Universal Solvent
water
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Solutes
what's being dissolved in water
31
Solution
the product after the solute dissolves
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Acids
higher amounts of H+ ions
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Bases
higher amounts of OH- ions
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Neutral Solutions
equal amounts of H+ and OH- ions
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pH Scale
measures the concentration of H+ in a solution
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Stomach Acid
1
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Saliva
6
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Blood
7.35-7.45
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Sweat
4-6.8
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Buffer System
Absorbs increases of H+ or OH- ions