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PPT1 Gen Chem Flashcards

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Smallest particle of an element, building block

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Atom

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Anything that occupies space and has mass?

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Matter

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An atom is composed of?

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Protons neutrons and electrons

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A _______ can not be broken down

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Element

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Two or more elements together

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Compound

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Protons have a ______ charge and are located ___________

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Positive charge and inside nucleus

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Neutrons have a ______ charge and are located ________

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Neutral or no charge, and are in nucleus

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Electrons have a ______ charge and are located ________

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Negative charge, and outside nucleus

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Number of protons inside nucleus

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Atomic number (defines each different element)

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The number of protons equals the number of _________

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Electrons

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Number of protons and neutrons

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Mass number (atomic weight)

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Atoms that have the same number of protons and a different number of neutrons

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Isotopes

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Oxygen has how many isotopes?

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3

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Isotopes have the same ________ properties but different ____________ properties

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Same chemical prop

Different physical prop

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_____ gases have full outer shells. Example helium neon and argon

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Noble gases

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Atoms try to get _____ electrons in their outer shells

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8

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Electrons in the outer shell are called ___________

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Valence electrons

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The transfer of electrons are known as what type of bonding?

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Ionic bonding

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Sharing electrons is known as what type of bonding?

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Covalent

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Elements with 1, 2, or 3 electrons in the outer shell that give them up and end up with a positive charge are called?

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Cations

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Elements that need 1, 2, or 3 electrons to be complete which end up taking them and getting a negative charge are called?

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Anions

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Ions of opposite charge are _______ to each other

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Attracted

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Na has one extra (-) and then combines with Cl (+) which is 7, Na gives a (-) to Cl, this type of bonding is called?

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Ionic bonding

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________ occurs when two atoms share valence electrons

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Covalent bonding

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Carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, nucleic acids, vitamins, hormones, and enzymes are all examples of _______ _______ bonds

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Covalent carbon bonds

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Carbon molecule has _____ valence electrons

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4

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Compounds that have covalent carbon bonds in them

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Organic molecules

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Monosaccharides, disaccharides, and polysaccharides are considered

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Carbohydrates

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_______ are the primary source of energy

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Carbohydrates

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All contain carbon, water, and hydrogen

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Carbohydrates

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Large molecules composed of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen and nitrogen

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Protein

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The basic building block of protein is

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Amino acids

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Composed of carbon, oxygen, and hydrogen

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Lipids

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3 functions of lipids are

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Provides energy, cell membrane structure, and essential nutrients

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Nucleic acids

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DNA and RNA

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Phosphate group, 5 carbon sugar and nitrogenous base

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Nucleotide

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______molecules do not have any c-c or c-h covalent bonds

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Inorganic

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Body is made up of _____ elements

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26

38
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96% of our bodies are made up of these four elements

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Oxygen, carbon, hydrogen, and nitrogen

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Oxygen equals ______ of bodies weight

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65%

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Most abundant molecule

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H2O

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Substances that break down in solutions to form ions

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Electrolytes

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Acids, bases, salts are all examples of?

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Electrolytes

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______ are charged particles

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Ions

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______ can carry an electrical current

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Electrolytes

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Water reacts with _______ to produce a base

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Metal oxide

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Water reacts with _____ to produce and acid

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Nonmetal

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_____ polar nature makes it am excellent solvent

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Waters

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When electrical current is passed through ______ it forms hydrogen and oxygen gas

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Water

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_____ is a waste product of cell metabolism

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Co2

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____ is produced by cells and must be transported to lungs to be excreted

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Co2

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Donates (h+)

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Acids

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Accepts (h+)

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Base

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Na, K, Ca, Mg are all examples of

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Cations

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Cl, bicarbonate, Phosphate are all examples of

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Anions

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