Ch 2: Chemistry Of Life Flashcards

1
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Atom

A

The smallest particle of matter

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2
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Element

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Basic info of a single atom in an element

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3
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Molecule

A

Smallest individual unit of compounds with out property loss

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4
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Compounds

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Two or more different elements that are chemically combined in set proportion

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5
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Subatomic particles

A

Nucleus with protons and neutrons

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6
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Ions

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Atoms with positive or negative charge

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7
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PH

A

Concentration of hydrogen ranging from 1-7 acidic, 7-14 basic

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8
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Definition of radioactivity

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Unstable energy emitted by isotopes

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9
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What is the 4 data points made by periodic table?

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-atomic number
-Name
-Atomic symbol
-Atomic weight

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10
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What are the subatomic properties the results based on the changes of quantities of some atomic particles?

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-Nucleus= protons + neutrons
-Cloud: electrons with a negative charge
-Quantities: neutral atoms

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11
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Difference between intermolecular bonds and intra-molecular bonds

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-intramolecular: within a molecule, such as ionic and covalent bonds
-Intermolecular: amongst molecules like hydrogen bonds 

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12
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Key elements for life in electronic bonding properties

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-matter: mass+ volume
-Energy: work

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13
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Five properties of life

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-metabolism
-Growth
-Response
-Control
-Structural similarities

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14
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Forms of energy

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-Kinetic: energy of motion
-Potential: stored energy due to its position
-Chemical: chemical reaction

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15
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Macromolecules

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-carbohydrates: energy storage
-Lipids: insulation, cushion, energy storage
-Polypeptides and proteins: structure, support, motility, and antibodies
-nucleic acids: genetic info, DNA and RNA

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16
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Lipids

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-triglycerides, phospholipids, sterols
-Glycerol
-Saturated or unsaturated

17
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Phospholipids

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-form cell membranes
-emulsification of lipids
-Attaches to glycerol at C3

18
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Sterols

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-cholesterol: cell membrane
-Bile acids: digest lipids
-Sex hormones: progesterone, estradiol, testosterone

19
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Proteins

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-enzymes, carriers, shape, support, motility
-Amino acids

20
Q

Nucleic acid

A

-Monomer: nucleotide
-polymer: RNA and DNA—> chromosomes

21
Q

How can we detect radioactivity energy?

A

Buy x-ray film and Gregor counter

22
Q

Buffers

A

Keeps you from changing and moving
-Does not neutralize