Biology Chapter 2 Flashcards

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neutral. basic unit of matter. contains subatomic particles. SMALL! Atoms have equal number of electrons and protons. Protons and Neutrons bind together to form the nucleus. Electrons orbit around the perimeter.

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Atom

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(+) Large and positively changed.

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Protons

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Neutral. Large and no charge

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Neutrons

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(-) Small and Negatively charged

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Electrons

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pure substance. consists of ONE type of atom -number of protons in an atom=atomic number on periodic table (Ex: Carbon has 6 protons (6 electrons too) Atomic number is 6

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Element

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Atoms of the same element that have different numbers of neutrons. Sum of protons and neutrons= mass number. Isotopes are identified by mass number (Ex: Carbon-12 Carbon-13 Carbon-14)

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Isotope

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How do you Identify Isotopes?

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By the Mass Number

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substance formed by the combination of 2+ elements (Ex: H20) Atoms are connected by chemical bonds involving electrons available (Ionic and Covalent Bonds)

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Chemical Compound

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formed when 1+ electrons are transferred from 1 atom to another

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Ionic Bond

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Electrons are shared by atoms -2 electrons shared=single bond. 4 electrons shared=double bond 6 electrons shared=triple bond. End result of _______ is a molecule.

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Covalent Bond

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What is water made up of?

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2 Hydrogen 1 oxygen (H2o)

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molecule in which the charges are unevenly distributed.

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Polarity

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attraction between molecules of different substances

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Cohesion

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Example of Cohesion

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Water

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attraction between molecules of different substances

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Adhesion

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Example of Adhesion

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Capillary Action

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2+ elements that are mixed, but not chemically combined

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Mixture

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mixture of water and non-dissolved substances

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Suspensions

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Example of Suspensions

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mixture of 2+ substances in which the substances are evenly distributed

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Example of Soultions

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-Below 7 -Have more H+ ions

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-Above 7 -Have more OH-ions

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-7 -Equal number of H+ and OH-ions

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Whats more acidic (Vinegar or Orange Juice)
Orange Juice
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study of all compounds that contain carbon -carbon atoms have 4 valence electrons- carbon atoms can bond to other carbon atoms
Organic Chemistry
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small units, are strung together in a process called polymerization to for macromolecules or polymers
Monomers
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Building Block of Carbohydrates
Monosaccharides
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Function of a Carbohydrate?
main source of energy for living things
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Examples of Carbohydrates
glucose, fructose, galactose
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Building Blocks of Lipids (Fats)
glycerol, fatty acids
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Function of Lipids (Fats)
store energy, cushion organs, insulation, and form biological membranes
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have NO double bonds between the carbons
Saturated Fats
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have at least one double bond. -one bond=monounsaturated -2+ double bonds=polyunsaturated
Unsaturated Fats
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Building Blocks of Proteins
Amino Acids
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Function of Proteins
enzymes, hormones, storage ,transport, contractile, protective, membrane proteins, structural, toxins
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Example of Proteins
Meat
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Building Blocks of Nucleic Acids
Nucleotides
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Function of Nucleic Acids
store genetic information for all organisms
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Example of Nucleic Acids
DNA, RNA
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a process that changes a set of chemicals to another -always involve changes in the chemical bonds that join atoms in compounds
Chemical Reaction
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elements or compounds that enter into a chemical reaction
Reactant
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element or compound produced by the chemical reaction.
Product
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substance that speeds up the rate of a chemical reaction. work by lowering a reactions; activation energy.
Catalyst
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proteins that act as biological catalysts in living things. -Provide an active site where reactants can come together and react. -allow chemical reactions to happen quickly within our cells. -________ is just a catalyst, it doesn't participate in the reaction, and is not used up, it just helps things along.
Enzyme
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How are Enzymes like a lock and key?
each enzyme has a specific active site, shaped like a "lock," that only fits a particular substrate molecule, which acts like a "key