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1
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Kinetic energy

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In motion; doing the work

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Potential energy

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Inactive or stored (ATP)

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4 major energy forms

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Chemical, electrical, mechanical, radiant

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Chemical energy

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Stored in chemical bonds of substances

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Electrical energy

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movement of charged particles

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Mechanical energy

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Energy directed involved in moving matter

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Radiant energy

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Travels in waves; electromagnetic spectrum

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4 major elements of human body

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Oxygen, carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen

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3 major subatomic particles

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protons, neutrons, electrons

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protons

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mass: 1; positive charges; located in nucleus

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neutrons

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mass: 1; no charge; located in nucleus

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electrons

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mass: 1/2000; negative charge; orbits around nucleus

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radioisotope

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heavy isotopes of certain atoms (unstable); tag and trace biological molecules through the body

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molecule

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two or more atoms of the same element combined

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compound

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two or more atoms of different elements combines chemically

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ionic bond

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weaker than covalent; form when electrons are completely transferred from one atom to another (transferring of electrons)

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polar covalent bond

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2 charged poles; electrons are not shared (water)

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nonpolar covalent bond

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electrons shared equally between atoms (carbon dioxide)

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hydrogen bond

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weakest bond; hydrogen atom is attracted to negative portion of polar molecule; forms intramolecular bonds (DNA helix); responsible for surface tension

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20
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synthesis

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anabolic (building); energy is absorbed to form larger molecule (amino acids to protein)

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decomposition

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catabolic (destructive); molecule is broken down and energy is released (glycogen to glucose)

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exchange

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simultaneous synthesis and decomposition ( glucose to glucose phosphate)

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organic compound

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contains carbon; large and covalent; can burn; carbs, lipids, proteins, nucleic acids

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inorganic compound

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lack carbon (except carbon dioxide); will not burn; small and simple with ionic or covalent bonds; water, salt, many acids and bases

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most important inorganic compound

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water

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water

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universal solvent, high heat capacity, polar, chemical reactivity, cushioning; regulates body temp - sweat when hot, digest food, break down biological molecules

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solute

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substance being dissolved

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solvent

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substance doing the dissolving

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solution

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solutes are tiny; mixed/ will not separate

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colloid

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solutes are intermediate size; translucent mixture (will separate)

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electrolytes (salt, acid, base)

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ions that conduct electrical currents; easily break into ions in presence of water

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salt

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inorganic; ionic; contains cations other than H+ and anions other than OH-

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acid

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electrolytes that ionize in water and release H+; strong acids ionize completely; weak acids ionize incompletely (stay together); proton donors

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base

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electrolytes ionize in water; release OH-; proton acceptors

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pH

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power of hydrogen ions; based on number of protons in a solution; measures concentration of H+ in solutions; 0(acidic)-14(basic)

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monomers

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smaller molecules that form polymers

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polymers

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chainlike molecules made of smaller repeating units

38
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dehydration synthesis

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formation of organic molecules (produces water)

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hydrolysis

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breakdown of organic molecules (requires water)

40
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carbs

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simple sugars and starch; major energy fuel

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lipids

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phospholipids, steroids, triglycerides, unsaturated/saturated; fatty acids, glycerol; cushions organs and provides reserved energy

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proteins

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amino acids, polypeptides; provide for construction materials for body tissues and vital for cell function

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enzyme

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act as biological catalyst; bind to substrates at an active site to catalyze reaction

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catalyst

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increased rate of chemical reactions

45
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denaturation of enzymes

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sudden decrease or increase in temp, different pH/increase in pH

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dna

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organic, double-stranded helix; genetic material in nucleus, provides instructions for every protein in body

47
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rna

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organic, single-stranded helix; carries out dna’s instructions for protein synthesis

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ATP

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organic; chemical energy used by all cells; chemical, transport, and mechanical work (made in mitochondria)

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reaction for ATP

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ADP + P = ATP; ATP = ADP + P + energy for cell work

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neutral atoms

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same neutrons and protons

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isotope

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same protons and electrons, different neutrons

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ion

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lost or gained electrons

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atomic number

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number of protons

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atomic mass

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sum of protons and neutrons

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atomic weight

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same as mass

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chemical reactions

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atoms combine or break apart

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chemical bonds

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interactions among electrons

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factors that influence a rate of a chemical reaction

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temp, concentration, particle size, presence of catalyst

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neutralization reaction

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exchange reactions

60
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change of 1 pH unit

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10x change in H+ concentration

61
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blood pH level

A

7.35-7.45 (7.4)

62
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2 organic atoms

A

carbon and hydrogen

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carbs

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carbon, hydrogen, oxygen

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saturated fats

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solid at room temp; bad

65
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unsaturated fats

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liquid at room temp; good

66
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trans fats

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oils solidified by adding hydrogen atoms at double bind sites; inc heart disease

67
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omega 3 fatty acids

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fish, flax, pumpkin, chia seeds; dec heart disease

68
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phospholipids

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2 fatty acid chains rather than 3 (hydrophobic); head carries electrical charge (hydrophilic)

69
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valance shell

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outermost shell of atom where electrons sit (in electron cloud)

70
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rule of 8’s

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2 will do for shell 1, 8 is great for 2 and 3

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heat capacity

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absorbs and releases large amounts of heat before temp changes

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suspension

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solute particles are large (colloid-doesn’t stay mixed)

73
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buffer

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take up excess hydrogen or hydroxide ions to maintain pH stability

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functional groups

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small, reactive parts of organic compounds

75
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triglycerides

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neutral fats; composed of fatty acids and glycerol

76
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steroids

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fat molecules formed by four interlocking carbon rings

77
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cholesterol

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most important steroid molecule

78
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polypeptides

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less than 50 amino acids

79
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fibrous protein

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important in binding structures together and providing strength in certain body tissues

80
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globular protein

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mobile; do things rather than form structures

81
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active sites

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interact chemical with other molecules of complementary shape and charge (substrates)

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