week 2: building blocks Flashcards

atoms, DNA, proteins ect.

1
Q

what is an Atom

A

building blocks of matter

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2
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what 3 smaller particles is an atom composed of?

A
  1. Protons
  2. neutrons
  3. electrons
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3
Q

is a proton positively, neutrally or negatively charged?

A

Positive

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4
Q

is a electron positively, neutrally or negatively charged?

A

negatively

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5
Q

is a neutron positively, neutrally or negatively charged?

A

uncharged

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6
Q

what charge does a atom have?

A

0

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7
Q

where are protons located in an atom?

A

nucleus

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8
Q

where are electrons in an atom?

A

outside nucleus in ‘shells”

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9
Q

where is a neutron in an atom?

A

nucleus

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10
Q

how can atoms become stable?

A

gaining, losing or sharing electrons

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11
Q

what charge does the atom become if an atom gains an electron to become stable?

A

negatively

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12
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what charge does the atom become if an atom loses an electron to become stable?

A

positively

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13
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what charge does the atom become if an atom shares an electron to become stable?

A

equally/unequally

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14
Q

definition- Chemical Bonds

A

chemical interactions that hold or attract atoms together

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15
Q

3 main types of chemical bonds?

A
  1. Ionic
  2. Covalent
  3. hydrogen
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16
Q

what is the atomic number of an element based on?

A

the number of protons in the nucleus

17
Q

what % of our body weight is made from Carbo, oxygen, hydrogen and nitrogen?

A

96%

18
Q

what percentage of our body is made from trace elements?

A

4%

19
Q

definition- Biochemistry

A

application to chemistry (atom) to living systems

20
Q

Example of an inorganic compound?

A

water and minerals

21
Q

what does inorganic compound lack?

A

carbon

22
Q

example of an organic compound?

A

glucose

23
Q

what element does a organic compound contain?

A

carbon

24
Q

list 4 categories of organic compounds

A
  1. carbohydrates
  2. lipids
  3. proteins
  4. nucleotides (DNA, RNA)
25
Q

what are organic compounds built from

A

basic units- monomers

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