Unit 1 Concepts 2 Flashcards
List the 6 elements necessary for life?
Carbon C Oxygen O Nitrogen N Hydrogen H Sulfur S Phosphorus P
Give examples of three molecules that contain those elements.
H20 water
H2S hydrogen sulfide sewer gas
N2O nitric oxide air pollution
What are the 8 levels of organization that make up an organism?
Atom Molecule Organelle Cell Tissue Organ Organ system Organism
Describe the three components that make up the structure of the atom
Proton
Electron
Neutron
What is the protons charge and location in the atom?
The proton is the positive charge and it is located in the nucleus
What is the electrons charge and location in the atom?
It is the negative charge and it is located in the electron cloud
What is the Neutrons charge and location in the atom?
It is the neutral part of the atom and it is located in the nucleus
Explain why elements tend to form bonds in compounds and provide two examples of how they can do that.
Covalent bonds occur when non metallic atoms share electrons
Ionic bonds occur when electrons are transferred from a metal to a non-metal
What is the difference between periods and groups?
Period is the horizontal and tells us how many valence electrons an atom has
A group is vertical and tells us how many energy levels an atom has
What is the difference between polar and non polar molecules
Polar molecules have unequal distribution of charges
Non polar molecules have no separation of charge
Describe the bonds that form within a water molecule and between different water molecules.
Adhesion forms stronger bonds than cohesion
Explain the properties of water that make it such a unique molecule
Cohesion Adhesion High specific heat Less dense as a solid Terrific solvent
Given an atom chart how will you determine its atomic number, # of protons, neutrons and electrons and it’s mass number
Atomic # is on top (electrons)
Next is the element symbol
Element name
Then the atomic mass which is the protons and neutrons
What is matter
Anything that has mass and occupies space
What is an atom?
Smallest part of an element