Vocab Chap. 1-5.1 Flashcards

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Cell Theory

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  1. all livings things are composed of
  2. smallest living thing
  3. new cells from existing cells
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Cell

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smallest living organism

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cell division

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reproduction by dividing

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Growth

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produce more or larger cells

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development

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series of changes over time in a cell, organism, tissue, ect. results in a defined set characteristics

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Respiration

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release of energy

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homeostasis

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maintain internal conditions

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tissue

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made of cells

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organ

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made of 2 or more different tissues

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reproduction

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passing of genetic info to new generations

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DNA

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contains genetic info

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RNA

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decodes DNA

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Genes

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contains info to create cells with diff. characteristics

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Polypeptides

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a linear sequence of amino acids

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Protein

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a functional unit composed of one or more polypeptides

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Biological evolution

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evolves over time

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atom

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smallest matter/ elements

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molecule

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made of atoms

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macromolecule

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2 or more molecules

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polymer

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multiple monomers

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Carbohydrate

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a carbon containing macromolecule that includes sugars, starches and cellulose

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Nucleic Acid

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composed of nucleotides. two types DNA and RNA

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Ecosystem

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community of animals and the environment affecting them

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Gametes

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a haaploid cell involved in reproduction (sperm, egg)

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prokayrote

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unicellular, no nucleus. ex. bacteria and archaea

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eukaryote

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uni or multicellular, has a nucleus. Larger than prokaryotes. ex. animals, protists, plants and fungi

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cell nucleus

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contains the DNA within a cell

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Genome

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the complete genetic composition of a cell or a species

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proteome

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the complete compliment of proteins that a cell or organism can create

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anatomy

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study of the structure of the body

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physiology

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is the scientific study of function in living systems.

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systems biology

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research aimed at understanding how emergent properties arise. term also applied to the study of cells

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metabolism

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the sum total of all chemical reactions with in an organism

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photosynthesis

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in plants changing light into energy

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asexual reproduction

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offspring produced from a single parent/ offspring are a clone of the parents

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evolution

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populations change from generation to generation

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mutation

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change in genetics

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natural selection

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process that eliminates those individuals less likely to survive

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taxonomy

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classification/ grouping of species

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domains

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one of the three major categories of life: archaea, bacteria and eukarya

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scientific method

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series of steps to test the validity of a hypothesis

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prediction

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an expected outcome of a hypothesis

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theory

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a broad explanation of some aspect of the natural world that is substantiated by a large body of evidence

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independent variable

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what you change in an experiment

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dependent variable

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what is measured

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experimental group

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the group that has the independent variable

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control group

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no changes

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constants

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thing that must remain the same in experiments

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matter

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anything that has mass and takes up space

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atom

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smallest matter

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organic chemistry

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study of chemicals involving carbon

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molecules

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two or more atoms connected by a chemical bond

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element

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a substance composed of specific types of atoms that cannot be further broken down by an ordinary chemical or physical means

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proton

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positive, found in the nucleus of an atom

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neutron

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neutral, found in the nucleus of an atom

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electron

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negative, found in an atom. Moves around the nucleus

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neutral atom

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atom with no net charge, electrons and protons are equal

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ion

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an atom that gains or loses one or more electrons and acquires a net electric charge

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isotope

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an element that exists multiple forms that vary in the number of neutrons

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radioisotopes

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an isotope found in nature that is inherently unstable and usually does not exist for long periods of time. emits forms of radiation

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orbitals

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the areas in an atom that electrons move around in

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valence electrons

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the electrons in the outermost shell, the ones that can interact with outer atoms

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energy shells

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the shells around the atom nucleus that contain the orbitals and electrons

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atomic number

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number of protons. makes the element unique

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atomic mass

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of protons + # of neutrons

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period table

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table of known elements

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mole

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one mole of any element contains the same number of atoms (6.022 x 10^23)

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Molecular formula

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a representation of a molecule that consists of the chemical symbols for all the atoms present and subscripts that indicate how many of those atoms are present

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compound

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a molecule composed of 2 or more diff. elements

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covalent bond

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when to atoms share electrons either equally or unequally

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octet rule

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atoms are most stable when their outermost electron shell is full(has 8 electrons)

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single bond

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sharing 1 electron

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double bond

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sharing 2 electrons

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electronegativity

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the attraction of a particular kind of atom for the electrons in a covalent bond
elements differ in their in their electronegavity

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polar covalent bond

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shares electrons unequally

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nonpolar covalent bond

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shares electrons equally

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hydrogen bond

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formed from a hydrogen molecule of a polar molecule (which has a partial positive charge) is attracted to another atom of a polar molecule (with a negative charge)

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Ionic bond

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formed between positive and negative ions. Attracted to opposite charges

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chemical reaction

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occurs when one or more substances are changed into other substances

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reactants

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are what interact in a chemical reaction to produce a product

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products

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the result of a chemical reaction

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solute

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substances dissolved into a solvent

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solvent

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liquid, used to dissolve solutes

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solution

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the result of solutes and solvents

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aqueous solution

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water is the solvent

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hydrophilic

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“water loving” readily dissolves in water

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hydrophobic

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“hates water” does not readily dissolves

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amphilpathic

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have both polar or ionized regions at one or more sites and nonpolar regions at other sites
may dissolve in water by forming micelles

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micelles

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sphere shaped, formed by long amhilpathic molecules when mixed with water

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concentration

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amount of solute dissolved in a unit volume of solution

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molecular mass

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the sum of the atomic masses of all the elements in the molecule

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surface tension

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a measure of how difficult it is to break the interface between liquid and air

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gas

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water vapor

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liquid

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water

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solid

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ice

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hydrolysis

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a chemical reaction that utilizes water

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condensation/ dehydration

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reaction in which a molecule of water is lost

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acid/ base

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acids/ releases hydrogen ions when the dissolve into pure water (increases H+ concentration in a solution)
Bases/ lower the H+ concentration of a solution (either by releasing OH- or binding to H+)

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buffer

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help keep a constant pH

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H+

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hydrogen solution

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OH-

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hydroxide ions

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pH

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H+ concentration
it can affect-
-shapes and functions of molecules
-rates of many chemical reactions
-ability of two molecules to bind
-ability of ions or molecules to dissolve
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Acidic

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pH 6 or below

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alkaline

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(basic) solutions are pH 8 or above

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Organic chemistry

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molecules that have carbon

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macromolecules

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2 or more molecules bonded

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functional groups

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groups attached to carbon/ characteristic chemical features and functions

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isomers

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same chemical formula different shapes

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structural isomer

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completely different structure

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sterioisomer

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different 3D shape

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cis isomers

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single bonds (occurs in nature)

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trans isomers

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double bonds (man made)

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enantiomers

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same atoms and order (mirror images)

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enzymes

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breaks down molecules (catalyzes)

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monomers

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single

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polymers

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multiple monomers

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condensation reaction

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reaction that loses a molecule of water

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hydrolysis reaction

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adds H2O to break down molecules

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carbohydrates

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(macromolecule composed of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen) sugars, starch and cellulos

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monosaccharides

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(single) simplest sugar

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disaccharides

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2 monosaccharides bonded

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polysaccharides

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multiple glucose