interactions exam 1 Flashcards

1
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what is an ionic bond

A

metal + nonmetal atoms

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2
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what is a covalent bond

A

2 nonmetals

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3
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what is a metallic bond

A

2 metals

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4
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what are the strong interactions

A

ionic, covalent, and metallic bonds

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5
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what are the weak interactions

A

van der Waals, hydrogen bonds, electrostatic interactions, hydrophobic interactions

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6
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what is a negative ion

A

non-metal - anion - high electronegativity

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7
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what is a positive ion

A

metal - cation - low electronegativity

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8
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what is 3D structure a form of

A

weak interactions

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9
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what do hydrophobic interactions result in

A

the phospholipid bilayer of the cell plasma membrane

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10
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what are the interactions of metals/alloys

A

metallic (electrons migrate) and ionic in some alloys

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11
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what are the interactions of polymers

A

covalent, weak interactions, sometimes ionic

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12
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what are the interactions of ceramics

A

ionic! and sometimes covalent

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13
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what are the interactions of hybrid materials

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covalent, ionic, metallic, and/or weak interactions

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14
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what are biomaterial properties determined by

A

both strong and weak interactions - weak can be as strong as strong interactions

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15
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what is silicon

A

metalloid: glass/sand is ionic-like bond and PDMS is covalent-like bond

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16
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how do electrons move

A

electrons in pure metals almost always migrate and do not stay with a specific atom

17
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what are photons

A

quasiparticles or quantum of energy associated w light/electromagnetic

18
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what are plasmons

A

quasiparticles or quantum of energy associated w charge/electron density

19
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what are phonons

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quasiparticles or quantum of energy associated w mechanical waves