Part 1 Lecture Study Guide Flashcards

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Anatomy

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The study of structure (parts) of an organism

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Organization of life

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atom, molecule, organelle, cell, tissue, organ, organ system, organism

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Physiology

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the study of activities of structures (parts) of an organism

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atom

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smallest particle of an element with properties of that element

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what electrical charge does a proton have and whats its mass?

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positive electric charge, mass~1

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what electrical charge does a neutron have and whats its mass?

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no electrical charge, mass=1

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what electrical charge does a electron have and whats its mass?

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negative electrcal charge, mass= 1/1600

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7
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isotopes

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atoms of the same element with different numbers of neutrons

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molecule

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particles composed of more than 1 atom

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compound

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molecule containing 2 or more different elements

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10
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isomers

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different molecules with the same chemical formulae

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11
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ions

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particles with a net electrical charge

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12
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bonds

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chemical connections between atoms

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13
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ionic bond

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the attraction between oppositely charged particles

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14
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covalent bond

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shared electrons

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15
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polar bonds

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unequal sharing of electrons

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non-polar bonds

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equal sharing of electrons

17
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hydrophillic molecules

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dissolves in water

18
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hydrophobic moleules

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doesn’t dissolve in water

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Is the body made up of hydrophobic or hydrophilic things?

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hydrophobic

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Acid

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a chemical that can donate a proton in a solution

21
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base

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chemical that can remove a proton from a solution

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salt

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ionic substance that is neither acid nor a base

23
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Why is water so important

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universal solvent, cohesive, Can absorb energy with minimal temperature change, High heat of vaporization, Most dense at 4, Stable in three states simultaneously

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What are the primary elements of life?
C(carbon), H(hydrogen), O(oxygen), N(nitrogen)
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What are the secondary elements of life?
S(sulfur),P(Phosphorus)
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Primary Ions of life
Na(sodium), Mg(magnesium), CI(chloride), K(potassiam), Ca(calcium), I(Iodide)
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Primary minerals of life
Fe(iron), Zn(Zinc)
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Why is carbon important?
- four free electrons - easily binds to other carbon atoms - capble of single, double, and triple bonds (hydrophobic)
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What can make carbon chains hydrophobic?
Functional groups