unit 3 - biochemistry Flashcards

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1
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Matter

A

anything that has mass and occupies a volume of space

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Element

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pure substance w/ distinct physical and chemical properties and can’t be brokendown

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3
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Atom

A

smallest unit of an element that retains distinctive properties

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4
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3 subatmoic particles

A

proton, neutron, electron

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5
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Where are protons

A

nucleus

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6
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Where are neutrons

A

nucleus

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7
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Where are electrons

A

surronds nucleus

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8
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What is the number on the top of the element card

A

atmoic # (# of protons)

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9
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What is the number on the bottom of the element card

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atomic mass # (sum of protons and neutrons)

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10
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What are the 3 major types of chemical bonds

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covalent bond, ionic bond, hydrogen bond

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What is a covalent bond

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SHARE - sharing of valence electrons between two atoms

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12
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What is an ionic bond

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TRANSFER - transfer of valence electrons between atoms

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13
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What is a hydrogen bond

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kind of ionic bond between molecules - weak eletrical attraction between partially pos charged hyrdorgen atoms and partially neg charged atoms in molecules

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14
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How do atoms fill the valence shell

A

form bonds

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15
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What are ions and how are the formed

A

different rations of electrons to protons (when electrons are gained/lost)

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16
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How do hyrdogen bonds form

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when atoms covalently bonded to O, N, F creates weak attraction

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17
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What is the difference between monomers and polymers

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polymers are long strands of repeating units called monomers

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18
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How to find # valence electrons easily

A

fold periodic tavle so Be is next to B and count which collumn element is in

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19
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Isotope

A

extra neutrons

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20
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exothermic

A

releases heat

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21
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endothermic

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absorbs heat

22
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chemical reaction

A

process where 2 or more molecules collide with sufficient force and correct orientation to form new molecules (bonds broken and formed)

23
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reactants

A

things added in chemical reaction

24
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product

A

result of chemical reaction

25
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shell capacities

A

1st - 2, 2nd - 8, 3rd - 8

26
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anything that has mass and occupies a volume of space

A

Matter

27
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pure substance w/ distinct physical and chemical properties and can’t be brokendown

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Element

28
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smallest unit of an element that retains distinctive properties

A

Atom

29
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proton, neutron, electron

A

3 subatmoic particles

30
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nucleus

A

houses protons and neutrons

31
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surronds nucleus

A

houses electrons

32
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atmoic # (# of protons, # of electrons)

A

number on the top of the element card

33
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atomic mass # (sum of protons and neutrons)

A

number of the bottom of the element card

34
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SHARE - sharing of valence electrons between two atoms

A

covalent bond

35
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TRANSFER - transfer of valence electrons between atoms

A

ionic bond

36
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kind of ionic bond - weak eletrical attraction between partially pos charged hyrdorgen atoms and partially neg charged atoms

A

hyrdogen bond

37
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why form bonds

A

to fill valence shells and stabalize

38
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different rations of electrons to protons (when electrons are gained/lost)

A

ions

39
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when atoms covalently bonded to O, N, F creates weak attraction

A

how hyrdogen bond happens

40
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extra neutrons

A

isotope

41
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releases heat

A

exothermic

42
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absorbs heat

A

endothermic

43
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process where 2 or more molecules collide with sufficient force and correct orientation to form new molecules (bonds broken and formed)

A

chemical reaction

44
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things added in chemical reaction

A

reactants

45
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result of chemical reaction

A

product

46
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polarity definition

A

Polarity is the unequal distribution of electron density between two elements.

47
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how does salt (NaCl) dissolve in water

A

Within the water molecules there are covalent bonds which are stronger than the NaCl’s ionic bonds. The attraction between the positive H+ and the negative Cl- pulls the Cl- away from the Na+ and the negative O- attracts the Na+ pulling it away from the Cl-.

48
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what is cohesion

A

attraction of two of the same molecules.

49
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what is adhesion

A

attraction of two different molecules.

50
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how to determine if an element has similar chemical properties to another element

A

same # valence electrons