Chapter 2 - Atoms and Molecules Flashcards

1
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Unable to divide and still be the same thing.

A

Element

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2
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Number of protons.

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Atomic Number

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3
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Number of protons, neutrons, and electrons.

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Mass

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4
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92% of average organisms consist of…

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Oxygen, Carbon, Hydrogen, Calcium, Nitrogen, and Phosphorus.

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5
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Two or more same atoms held together with chemical bonds. (Ex = O2)

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Molecule

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6
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Different atoms held together with chemical bonds. (Ex = C6H12O6)

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Compound

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7
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Strongest, most common, electrically neutral bond… shares electrons. (Ex = Oxygen to Hydrogen in H2O)

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Covalent Bonds

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8
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Loss or gain of electron from ions to form a stable compound. (Ex = NaCl)

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Ionic Bonds

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9
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Weak, slightly polar bond, therefore attractive to other slightly polar molecules. (Ex = H2O molecules sticking to other H2O molecules)

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Hydrogen Bonds

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10
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Water molecules stick together because of the hydrogen bonds.

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Cohesion

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11
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Resistance to being broken.

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Surface Tension

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12
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Sticky to slightly charged surfaces. (Ex = Allows plants/trees to deliver water hundreds of feet against gravity)

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Adhesion

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13
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Universal solvent for life.

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Water

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14
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“Water-fearing” parts of the membrane.

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Hydrophobic

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15
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“Water-loving” parts of the membrane.

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Hydrophilic

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16
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Yields H+ ions in a solution; 0-6.99 on the pH scale.

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Acids

17
Q

Yields OH- ions in a solution; 7.01-14 on the pH scale.

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Bases

18
Q

Solid water expands.

A

Ice

19
Q

Freezing of water inside cells and the ice crystals puncture the cell membrane. Leads to cell death and tissue death.

A

Frostbite

20
Q

Loads of energy to heat up water to evaporate.

A

Steam

21
Q

Why can the human body resist overheating for a relatively long time?

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Because of the body’s water content.