Chemistry Flashcards

1
Q

Determines molecule identity/element
Positive Charge
1 AMU
Determines number of electrons

A

Proton

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2
Q

Determines Isotope
Neutral Charge
1 AMU

A

Neutron

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3
Q

Atoms of the same element with a different number of neutrons

A

Isotope

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4
Q

Exists in the nucleus shell
Negatively Charged
Determine atom chemical properties

A

Electron

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5
Q

The number of protons plus neutrons

A

Mass number

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6
Q

The number of protons in the nucleus

A

Atomic Number

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7
Q

O
AM: 8
M: 15.9

A

Oxygen

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8
Q

C
AM: 6
M: 12

A

Carbon

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9
Q

H
AM: 1
M:1

A

Hydrogen

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10
Q

N
Am: 7
M: 14

A

Nitrogen

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11
Q

Ca
Am: 20
M: 40

A

Calcium

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12
Q

P
Am: 15
M: 30.97

A

Phosphorous

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13
Q

K
Am: 19
M: 39

A

Potassium

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14
Q

S
Am: 16
M: 32

A

Sulfur

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15
Q

Na
Am: 11
M: 23

A

Sodium

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16
Q

Cl
Am: 17
M: 35

A

Chlorine

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17
Q

Mg
Am: 12
M: 24

A

Magnesium

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18
Q

I
Am: 53
M: 129

A

Iodine

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19
Q

Fe
Am: 26
M: 56

A

Iron

20
Q

A valence shell is stable with how many electrons

A

2 inner/outer

8 outer

21
Q

When valence shells are stable and don’t react with other molecules

A

Inert

Unreactive

22
Q

The number of electrons in an element

A

Same as the number of protons

23
Q

The complete losing and gaining of valence electrons between 2 molecules

A

Ionic Bond

24
Q

When two molecules shares the same electron. Can share more than one

A

Covalent Bond

25
Q

The equal sharing of electrons
&
The unequal sharing of electrons

A

Nonpolar bond
&
Polar bond

26
Q

The positive or negative charge creates by polar covalent bonds

A

Poles

27
Q

Positive end of oxygen attaches to the negative end of hydrogen

A

Hydrogen bonds

28
Q

Binds two molecules together by releasing water

A

Dehydration synthesis

29
Q

Breaks two molecules apart by consuming water

A

Hydrolysis

30
Q

The two things required for hydrolysis and dehydration synthesis

A
Hydroxyl group (OH)
&
Free Hydrogen (H)
31
Q

When 2 amino acids share a water molecule

A

Peptide Bond

32
Q

The sequence of amino acids laid out in a straight line

A

Primary Structure

33
Q

Folding of the primary structure into a helix

A

Secondary Structure

34
Q

Bending and folding of the secondary structure

A

Tertiary Structure

35
Q

2 or more tertiary structures bonded together

A

Quaternary structure

36
Q

These make chemical reactions occur faster

A

Enzymes

37
Q

A bonds to T in DNA, what are these called

A

Adenine
&
Thymine

38
Q

C bonds to G in DNA, what are these called

A

Cytosine
&
Guanine

39
Q

What does ATP stand for?

A

Adenosine Tri Phosphate

40
Q

Add a phosphate group to this and you get ATP

A

Adenosine Di Phosphate (ADP)

41
Q

Monomers of Carbs

A

Monosaccharides

42
Q

Two linked monosaccharides

A

Disaccharides

43
Q

Long chains of linked monosaccharides

A

Polysaccharides

44
Q

The binding of glycerol to 3 fatty acid chains by water

A

Triglyceride

45
Q

Amino acids bind together by dehydration synthesis to create

A

Proteins