Module 1.1: Chemistry of Life - Cells, Atoms, Bonds Flashcards

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CELLS

All living cells contain a

OBJECITVE 1

1/4

A
  1. Cell Membrane
  2. DNA
  3. Ribosome
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CELLS

What is a Ribosome?

OBJECTIVE 1

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Where proteins are made. Facilitates metabolism and cell function.

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CELLS

Eukaryote Cell

OBJECITVE 1

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  1. Multi-cellular
  2. Larger
  3. Linear DNA in nucleus
  4. Nucleus
  5. Membrane-bound organelles
  6. Divide by mitosis and meiosis
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CELLS

Prokaryote Cell

OBJECTIVE 1

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  1. Uni-cellular
  2. Smaller
  3. Circular free-floating DNA
  4. Nucleoid
  5. No membrane-bound organelles
  6. Divide by binary fusion
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ATOMS

What is an Atom?

OBJECTIVE 2

A

The smallest unit of matter.

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ATOMS

What is Matter?

OBJECTIVE 2

A

Anything that occupies space and has mass.

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ATOMS

What is an Element?

OBJECTIVE 2

A

A pure substance
made of the same atom.

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ATOMS

What is a Compound?

OBJECTIVE 2

A

Molecules containing more
than one type of element.

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ATOMS

What is a Molecule?

OBJECTIVE 2

A

Groups of atoms held together
by chemical bonds.

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ATOMS

Atomic Number

OBJECTIVE 3

A

The number of protons (and electrons) in
an atomโ€™s nucleus.

Same number of protons and electrons.

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ATOMS

Mass Number

OBJECTIVE 3

A

Sum of protons + neutrons in the
nucleus.

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ATOMS

What is Atomic Mass measured in?

OBJECTIVE 3

A

AMU or Dalton (Da)

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ATOMS

Inert Atoms

OBJECTIVE 3

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  • Atoms with a complete shell of valence electrons
  • Not Reactive
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BONDS

Electronegativity

OBJECITVE 4

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  • Determines an atomโ€™s attraction for electrons
  • Higher EN = the more strongly atom pulls potentially shared electrons toward itself
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BONDS

Atomic Bonding depends on:

OBJECTIVE 4

A
  1. Valence Electrons
  2. EN
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BONDS

ฮ”EN
Nonpolar Covalent Bond

OBJECTIVE 4

A

0 - 0.4

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BONDS

ฮ”EN
Polar Covalent Bond

OBJECTIVE 4

A

0.4 - 2.0

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BONDS

ฮ”EN
Ionic Bond

OBJECTIVE 4

A

Greater than 2.0

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Q

BONDS

Covalent Bonds

OBJECTIVE 4

A
  • Sharing of electrons
  • Between two atoms of similar EN
  • Single, Double, Triple bonds
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BONDS

Ionic Bonds

OBJECTIVE 4

A
  • Transfer of electrons
  • Between two atoms of distinctly different EN
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BONDS

Cations

OBJECTIVE 4

A
    • charge
  • Lose electrons
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BONDS

Anions

OBJECTIVE 4

A
    • charge
  • Gain electrons
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BONDS

Polar Covalent Bonds

OBJECTIVE 4

A
  • Uneven sharing of electrons
  • Partial postive ฮด+ and negative ฮด-
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BONDS

Polar Bonds importance

OBJECTIVE 4

A
  • Allows formation of H-Bonds
  • Role in molecular interactions that help build biopolymers
  • Integral to shape and function of proteins and DNA
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BONDS

Van der Waals

OBJECTIVE 4

A
  • Attractions between molecules that are close together as a result of
    spontaneous charge separation.
  • Momentary dipole in the atom
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BONDS

Van der Waals importance

OBJECTIVE 4

A
  • Collectively strong in numbers
  • EX: between the molecules of a geckoโ€™s toe hairs and a wall surface
27
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BONDS

Hydrogen Bonds

OBJECTIVE 4

A
  • Electrostatic attraction between polar compounds.
  • H atom (partial postitive) is covalently bound to a highly electronegative atom (N,O,F)