Chemistry: Unit 2 Flashcards

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Atom

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Smallest particle of an element that has the properties of that element

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2
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Proton

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Carries positive charge; located in nucleus

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3
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Neutron

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Carries neutral charge; located in nucleus

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4
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Electron

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Carries negative charge; located moving around the nucleus in shells

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5
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Molecule

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Two or more atoms chemically bound together

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6
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Compound

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Two or more different atoms chemically bound together

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7
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How do chemical bonds form

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When electrons interact

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8
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Ion

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Atoms that gain or lose electrons become negatively or positively charged

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9
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Ionic bond

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Bond formed when atoms exchange electrons

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10
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Covalent bond

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Bond formed when atoms share electrons

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11
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Polar covalent bond

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Electrons are shared unequally

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12
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Nonvolatile covalent bond

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Electrons are shared equally

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13
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Hydrogen bond

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Bond formed when positive hydrogen end of a polar molecule bonds to the negative nitrogen or oxygen end of another polar molecule

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14
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Structural formula

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Uses chemical symbols and lines or graphics to show spatial arrangement

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15
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Molecular

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Uses chemical symbols and numbers

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16
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Chemical reaction

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Break or form bonds between atoms or molecules

17
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Reactants

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Starting materials

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Products

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Ending materials

19
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Synthesis reaction

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Two or more reactants combine to form a bigger or more complex product

20
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Decomposition reaction

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Bonda in a large/complex reactant break to form multiple smaller/simpler products

21
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Exchange (replacement) reaction

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Bonds are broken and new bonds are formed as parts of two different molecules trade places

22
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Dissociation

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Separation of ions due to polar affinities

23
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Electrolyte

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Substance that releases ions in water; types are acids, bases, and salts

24
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pH scale

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Measures hydrogen ion concentration; 0-14, pH 7 = neutral, under 7 = acidic, over 7 = alkaline

25
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Organic compound

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Contain carbon hydrogen bonds; nonelectrolytes

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Inorganic

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Electrolytes; water, oxygen, carbon dioxide, inorganic salts

27
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Metabolic reactions

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Solvent, solute, solution; substances are more likely to react when dissolved in water

28
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Solvent

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Substance in which other substances dissolve

29
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Solute

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Substance dissolved in a solvent

30
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Solution

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Solvent + dissolved solutes

31
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Organic compounds

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Carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, nucleic acids

32
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Metabolism

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Sum of all chemical reactions that occur in the body; two categories of reactions: anabolic and catabolic

33
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Anabolism

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Two or more reactants join to form a larger product; responsible for growth, maintenence, and repair

34
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Catabolism

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A larger reactant is broken down into multiple smaller products; used in digestion

35
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Enzymes

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Specialized globular proteins; speed up rate of chemical reactions; can be reused; components of enzymatic reaction: substrates and active site; product

36
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Cofactors

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Do not bind with enzyme; ions or small organic molecules

37
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Coenzyme

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Bind to enzyme; small organic molecules - often vitamins