Vocabulary Flashcards

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compounds that release hydrogen ions are

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acid

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amino acid

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3
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is defined as the smallest unit of an element that still has the distinctive chemical properties of that element

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atom

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4
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the sum of an atoms proton and neutrons another distinguishing feature of each element, is its

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atomic mass number

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5
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the number of protons in an atom’s nucleus is the.. of that particular element

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atomic number

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6
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ATP

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7
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a compound that takes hydrogen ions is a

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base

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8
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substances called… meet this need by maintaining the concentration of hydrogen ions within narrow limits.

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buffer

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9
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carbohydrate

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10
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cellulose

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11
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the interaction that causes two atoms to associate with each other is known as a

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chemical bonds

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12
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dehydration reaction

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13
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is a substance in which atoms from two or more different elements are bonded together, each in a precise ratio.

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chemical compound

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14
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chemical formula

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15
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the process of breaking or creating chemical bonds is known as

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chemical reaction

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16
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is the attractive force that holds atoms ore molecules of the same kind to one another

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cohesion

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17
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in which atoms share electrons to form molecules

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covalent bond

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18
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denaturation

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19
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disaccharide

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20
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have a negative charge, goes around the nucleus of an atom

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electrons

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21
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is a pure substance that has distinctive physical and chemical properties

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element

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22
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enzyme

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23
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when heat energy is supplied to a liquid, some molecules become energetic enough to make the transition from the liquid to the gaseous state

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evaporation

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24
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fatty acid

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functional group
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glucose
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glycogen
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hormone
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is the week attraction between a hydrogen atom that has a slight positive charge and a neighboring atom with a slight negative charge.
hydrogen bond
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hydrolytic reaction
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molecules that associate with water
hydrophilic
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molecules that are excluded from water
hydrophobic
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ion
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in which atoms with opposite electrical charge are held together by their mutual attraction
ionic bond
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of an element has the same atomic number, but different atomic mas number
isotope
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lipid
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small organic molecules can link up via covalent bonds to create larger assemblies of atoms called...
macromolecule
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is defined as anything that has mass and occupies space
matter
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atoms share electrons to form
molecule
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monomer
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monosaccharide
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lacks any electrical charge, is a buffer in the nucleus
neutron
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nitrogenous base
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uncharged substances, electrons are being shared causing symmetry
non polar molecule
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nucleic acid
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nucleotide
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a single atom has a dense central core called the
nucleus
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biomolecules that include at least one carbon-hydrogen bond are referred to as organic molecules
organic molecule
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peptide bond
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hydrogen ion concentration is commonly expressed on a scale from 0 to 14
pH scale
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phosphate group
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phospholipid
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phospholipid bilayer
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plasma membrane
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the uneven distribution of electrical charge in a ... makes one end of the molecule slightly negative and the other slightly positive
polar molecule
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polymer
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polypeptide
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polysaccharide
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primary structure
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the alteration of electron sharing patterns through a chemical reaction yields at least one chemical substance that is different from the reactants, and any newly formed substances are called the
product
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protein
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have a positive charge, and makes up the nucleus
proton
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quaternary structure
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have unstable nuclei that change into simpler forms, releasing high energy radiation in the process
radioisotope
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is a substance that undergoes a chemical reaction, either alone or in conjunction with other reactants
reactant
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RNA
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salt
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saturated fatty acid
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secondary structure
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a dissolved substance
solute
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the fluid into which the solute has disolved
solvent
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is any combination of a solute and a solvent
solution
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starch
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sterol
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is an important property of water resulting from the cohesiveness of water molecules
surface tension
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tertiary structure
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triglyceride
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unsaturated fatty acid