2/10- Ch. 3, 4 and 5 (Exam 1) Flashcards

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What is water?

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H2O

Polar molecule (polar covalent bonds)

Hydrogen bonds form b/n water molecules

3 phases

1) gas (water vapor)
2) solid (ice)
3) liquid

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What is water vapor (gas)?

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Molecules are far apart

Few hydrogen bonds

Becomes vapor at 100 degrees C

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What is liquid water?

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Molecules are close together

Max # of hydrogen bonds

Highest density of water phases
D= m/v

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What is solid water (ice)?

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0 degrees C or 32 degrees F

Forms crystals

“Rigid” form

Less mass per volume compared to liquid water because ice floats

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What are the 6 characteristics of water?

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1) cohesion
2) adhesion
3) surface tension
4) dissociation of water molecules
5) high specific heat
6) high heat of vaporization

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What is cohesion?

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Attraction between water molecules (hydrogen bonds)

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What is adhesion?

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Attraction of water molecules for a surface

Ex: water in glassware

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What is surface tension?

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Interaction of water with air at the “surface”

Ex: helps lungs stay inflated

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What is dissociation of water molecules?

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To separate water molecules

Happens in pure water

Acid, base or salt

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What is an acid?

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Donor of hydrogen ion to solution

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What is a base?

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Accepts hydrogen ion from solution

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What is a salt?

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NaCl

An ionic compound that can form crystals

Dissociates in water

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What is a solvent and solute?

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Solvent- thing that does the dissolving (liquid)

Solute- thing that dissolves (solid)

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What is pH a measure the of?

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Hydrogen ion concentration

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What is the formula of pH?

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pH= -log (H+)

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What is acidosis?

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pH below 7.4

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What is alkalosis?

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pH above 7.4

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What is a buffer?

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Resist change in pH

Carbonic acid is blood buffer

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What is high specific heat?

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amount of heat required to raise temp of 1g of solvent 1 degree Celsius

Intermolecular bonds= hydrogen bonds

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What is high heat of vaporization?

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High boiling point of water

100 degrees Celsius

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What does hydrophobic mean?

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Water fearing

Non polar molecules

Ex: fats and oils

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What does hydrophilic mean?

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Water loving

Polar or ionic molecules that do dissolve in water

Ex: sugar and salts

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What is carbon?

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Has 4 valence electrons

Can form up to 4 covalent bonds (single, double or triple)

Carbon covalent bonds are flexible (ring or branch shape)

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What is hydrocarbon?

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Hydrogen bonded to carbon over and over again

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What is an isomer?
Same molecular formula but different chemical structures
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What is a functional group?
Group of atoms with specific characteristics Attached to carbon backbone SH (sulfur)- presents in proteins
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What are the 3 characteristics of functional groups?
1) solubility- hydrophobic or hydrophilic 2) act as acid or base 3) chemically reactive
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What is hydroxyl group?
-OH Hydrophilic
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What is the methyl group?
-CH3 Hydrophobic
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What is the carbonyl group?
COOH O = COH O = CO- Hydrophilic Weak acid
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What is the amino group?
NH2 NH+3 Hydrophilic Weak base
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What is the phosphate group?
``` OH | O-P-O | OH ``` ``` OH | O-P-O | O- ``` Hydrophilic Weak acid
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What are the subunits of bio molecules are composed of?
Monomers
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When monomers link together in covalent bonds what is formed?
Polymers
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What is dehydration synthesis or condensation?
2 monomers joined by covalent bond with removal of water Removal of water (water links together)
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What is hydrolysis?
Break covalent bond with water and end up with monomer Break bond between 2 monomers with addition of water
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What is the ratio carbohydrates have?
C : H : O | 1 : 2 : 1
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What are the functions of carbohydrates?
Short term energy storage Structural support ID molecules (molecules on cells that determine self vs non self)
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What are monosaccharides and the different types?
Monomers Triose C3H6O3 Pentose C5H10O5 Hexose C6H12O6 (isomers)
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Glucose + fructose = ?
Sucrose 1-2 glycosidic linkage
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Glucose + galactose = ?
Lactose
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Glucose + glucose = ?
Maltose 1-4 glycosidic linkage
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What forms polymers?
Dehydration synthesis
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What are the 2 isomers of glucose and explain
1) alpha glucose- OH pointing down | 2) beta glucose- OH pointing up
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What is starch?
Polymer of glucose 1-4 linkage of alpha glucose Storage form of glucose in plants
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What is cellulose?
Primary components of plant cell walls Polymer of glucose 1-4 linkage of beta glucose Fiber in humans
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What is glycogen?
Storage of glucose in animals Stored and made in liver Done storing in 72 hours
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What is chitin?
Modified polysaccharide Exoskeleton of some animals (insects) Very flexible Component of fungi cell wall
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Explain how waters specific heat, high heat of vaporization and expansion upon freezing affect both aquatic and terrestrial environments?
1) moderate temp fluctuations on earth creating a favorable environment for life 2) evaporation- cooking plants and people with rain
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Explain what 5 properties emerge as a result of waters structure
1) cohesion behavior 2) resists change in temp 3) high heat of vaporization and cools surface as it evaporates 4) expands when it freezes 5) adaptable (versatile) solvent
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List the 4 characteristics of water that are emergent properties resulting from hydrogen bonds?
1) cohesion 2) moderation of temp 3) floating of ice on liquid water 4) solvent of life is water
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What is the bicarbonate buffer system?
H2CO3 HCO3- + H+
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What happens if blood is acidic?
Too much hydrogen ion H+ + HCO3- —-> H2CO3
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What happens if blood is too basic?
Need more hydrogen ion H2CO3 —-> HCO3- + H+
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What is a mole?
6.023 x 10^23 Big number to describe how many atoms there are