Chp 2- chemical level or organization Flashcards

1
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what is the smallest unit of matter?

A

atoms

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2
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in atoms, the # of protons is equal to?

A

the # of electrons

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3
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in atoms what is true about shells and energy?

A

they are equal

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4
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what are isotopes?

A

different atomic forms of the same element

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5
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how do isotopes differ from their original element?

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same # of protons but different # of neutrons

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6
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what are medical isotopes used for?

A

cancer treatments and medical imaging (ex: iodine 131 for imaging)

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7
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what are radioactive isotopes used for?

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nuclear medicine (ex: PET scan)

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8
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what type of molecule is water and what bond does it have with oxygen and hydrogen?

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polar molecule and formed with a covalent bond (unequal sharing of electrons)

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9
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what does water do for the body? (hint: 5 things)

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transports, the universal solvent, chemical reactions, lubricant and helps regulate body temperature

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10
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Inorganic compounds are?

A

small and doesn’t have carbon except in CO2, H2CO3 and HCO3

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11
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what are organic compounds?

A

has carbon, tends to be long and usually are covalent bonds

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12
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in water what are the charges associated with each molecule?

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the negative charge is with oxygen and positive charge is with hydrogen

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13
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What is an example of a buffer system

A

bicarbonate

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14
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what are antacid reactions?

A

antacids use sodium bicarbonate to neutralize excess hydrochloric acid

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15
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what is a triglyceride made of?

A

three fatty acids and a glycerol chain

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16
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what is a phospholipid made of?

A

fatty acid tails with a phosphate head and a glycerol neck

17
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what is amphipathic?

A

polar end and a non-polar end molecule

18
Q

what is cholesterol made of?

A

a hydroxyl group and hydrocarbon side chain

19
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what are the steps in protein structure?

A

Primary structure made with a sequence of amino acids, the secondary structure which is an alpha helix or beta-pleated sheet usually kept together with hydrogen bonds, the tertiary structure is coiling and coiling of polypeptides usually a covalent bond, and then a quaternary structure which each polypeptide subunit has its own first and second structures.