BIO midterm; chem, biochem, Flashcards

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Matter is..

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Stuff of nature; mass and occupies space

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Matter is three forms

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solid liquid gas

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3
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matter is composed of

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atoms

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atoms create

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elements

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5
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Elements organized in a chart is called:

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the periodic table of elements

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Periodic table is a number of______ in each element are grouped by major minor and ____ elements

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subtomic particles , trace elements

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6 MAJOR ELEMENTS

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Oxygen
carbon
nitrogen
hydrogen
calcium
phosphorus

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6 MINOR ELEMENTS

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Potassium
sodium
chlorine
iron
magnesium
sulfur

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Atoms are

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subtomic particles
(protons neutrons electrons) have charge

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10
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Mass is expressed as

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atomic mass unit (amu) or daltons

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Proton/neutron have the mass of

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1 amu

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Protons have a

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postitive hage of +1

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13
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neutrons have a

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NO CHARGE (NEUTRAL)

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Protons and neutrons are the center of??

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an atom the nucleus

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atoms nuclei are

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positively charged

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16
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electrons_____ the nucleus

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orbit/orbitals

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17
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number of protons is called

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the atomic number

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18
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P+#N=

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atomic mass

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19
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the number of electrons is determined by the

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atomic number

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20
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all atoms have

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zero net charge

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21
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negative charged particles =

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the number of protons positively.

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= number of protons with a different number of neutrons are

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carbon 13 and 14 are

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radioactive isotopes release…..

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PTE Column VIIA have
8 electrons in valance shells. very stable!!
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Column VIIA are
noble gases
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Ions are
formed by element gaining or losing electron
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Covalent bond is formed when
two atoms share an election in valance shell
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chemical compounds are
stable associations between two or more elements
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ionic compounds are bound together by
ionic bonds
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ionic bonds are
electrostatic in nature
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ionic bonds have positive and negative charge depending on
GAINING an electron or loosing an electron
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Covalent bonds
exist between atoms that share electrons (OCTET RULE) these are molecules
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Molecular compounds
two or more diff element H2O
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Chemical Compounds
stable associations between two or more elements in the body
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chemical compounds are either
ionic or molecular
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ionic compounds are bound together by
ionic bonds
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cations
atoms with 1, 2, 3 valent electrons
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anions
atoms of 5,6,7 valent electrons
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Bonds between two or more atoms are
polyatomic ions HCO3 Bicarbonate
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Covalent bonds
exist between atoms that share an electron to create chemicals stable are molecules
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elements to form covalent bonds are
Hydrogen, Oxygen, Nitrogen, Carbon
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carbon can form
4 covalent bonds
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carbon skeleton can be
linear braided or ring form
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non-polar covalent is when
atoms share electrons equally occur between atoms
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amphipathic molecule
large molecure that contains both non-polar and polar patterns
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water is a
universal solvent salts acids bases dissolve in water polar organs dissolve in water but remain intact
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Molarity
number of moles per filter
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molality
moles per kilogram of solvent
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osmolarity
number of particles in 1 liter
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osmolality
number of particles in 1 kg of water
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Nucleic acids
DNA,RNA,ATP
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four classes of organ bio macromolecules:
variation of H and functional groups dehydration synthesis and digested through hydrolysis polymers except for lipids
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Lipids are
fatty non water soluble molecules (steroids)