Review Flashcards
sharing of electron pairs
covalent bond
attraction of opposite charges
ionic bond
sharing of H atoms
hydrogen bonds
Forcing of hydrophobic portion of molecules together in presence of polar substances
hydrophobic interaction
weak attractions between atoms due to oppositely polarized electrons clouds
van der Waals attraction
Holds 3 atoms of a water molecule together
Polar Covalent Bonds
Holds the different water molecules togerther
Hydrogen Bond
Emergent Properties of Water
Cohesion, High Specific Hear, High heat of vaporization, lower density of ice, and solubility
water-loving” molecules—soluble such as salts and polar substances
hydrophilic
“water-fearing” non-polar molecules (lots of C-H bonds like oil)
hydrophobic
–more solute, fewer unbound water molecules
Hypertonic
Less solute, more unbound water molecules
Hypotonic
Random molecular motion produces net migration of nonpolar molecules toward region of lower concentration
direct diffusion
Polar molecules move through a protein channel; net movement is towar region of lower concentration
Protein channel
molecule binds to carrier protein in membrane and is transported across; net movement is toward region of lowr concentraiton
Protein carrier in facilitated diffusion