inorganic ions Flashcards

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ion

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atom / group of atoms that has an electric charge

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ion w positive charge

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cation

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3
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ions w negative charge

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anion

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4
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iron ion charge

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Fe2+

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5
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iron ion

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  • haemoglonin is a large protein that carries oxygen around the body in the red blood cells.
  • made up of four different polypeptide chains, each with an iron ion in the centre.
  • Fe2+ binds to the oxygen in haemoglobin, when oxygen is bound it temporarily becomes Fe3+ until the oxygen is released.
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hydrogen ion charge

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H+

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hydrogen ion

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  • pH is determined by the concentration of H+ ions

- the higher the concentration of H+ ions, the lower the pH and more acidic

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sodium ion charge

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Na+

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sodium ion

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-a molecule of glucose or amino acid can be transported into a cell across cell surface membrane alongside sodium ions, known as co-transport.

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10
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phosphate ion charge

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(PO4)3-

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phosphate ion

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  • when a phosphate ion is attached to another molecule, it’s known as a phosphate group
  • e.g. the bonds between phosphate groups store energy in atp
  • e.g. phosphate groups in dna and rna allow nucleotides to join up to form polynucleotides.
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