Chapter 2: Chemistry of Life Flashcards

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Hebrews 3:4

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For every house is built by someone but God is the builder of everything

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Matter

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takes up space and mass

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Element

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substance that can’t be broken down

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Compound

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2 or more different elements combined

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Mixture

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Elements and compounds not chemistry bound

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Elements of Life

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Necessary for life and reproduction

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Trace Elements

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elements required in minute qualities

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Atom

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Smallest unit of matter

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Proton

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+ charge

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Neutron

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neutral

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Electron

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  • charge
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Mass Number

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protons and neutrons

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Atomic #

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protons only

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Atomic Mass

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mass of an atom, very close to mass #

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Isotopes

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Different atomic forms of the same element differing in the # of neutrons

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Radioactive Isotopes

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Nucleus decays spontaneously giving off particles and energy

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Potential Energy

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energy matter possesses

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Electron Shell

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Ring of electrons

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Valence Electrons

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outermost ring

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Covalent Bonds

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shares a pair of electrons and strongest chemicals bond

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Molecules

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2 or more atoms held together by covalent bonds

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Valence Capacity

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of electrons required to complete a valence shell

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Non Polar

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No pull

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Single Bond

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pair of shared electrons

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Double Bond
Sharing 2 pairs of electrons
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Electronegativity
Atoms attraction for electrons
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Van Der Waals Interactions
+/- charge that enables all atoms to stick together
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Non Polar Covalent
Equal electronegativity of shared electrons
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Polar Covalent Bond
Unequal electronegativity resulting in tugging
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Ionic Bonds
2 opposite charged electrons, 1 gives up electrons to another
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Ions
Opposite charged atoms of molecules
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Cation
Loss of electrons resulting in charge
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Anion
Gain of electrons resulting in - charge
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Ionic Compounds
Chemically bound substances formed from ionic bonds
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Hydrogen Bonds
Weak covalent bonds
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Chemical Reactions
Change in the composition of matter by making and breaking chemical bonds
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Reactants
Starting material
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Products
Resulting material
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Chemical Equilibrium
Reactants and products have a stabilized ratio
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Cohesion
Sticking together due to hydrogen bonds
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Adhesion
One substance clinging to another substance
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Surface Tension
How difficult it is to stretch or break the surface of a liquid
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Temperature Modulation
Water can absorb or release large amounts of heat with only slight changes in its own temperature
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Kinetic Energy
Energy of motion
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Thermal Energy
Energy an object possesses from movement
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Temperature
Average kinetic energy of molecules in a body of matter
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Heat
Thermal energy transferred from 1 body of matter to another
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Specific Heat
Amount of heat that must be absorbed to change temperature
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Evaporative Cooling
Less energy, less heat, lower temperature
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Evaporation
Liquid to gas
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Heat of Vaporization
Heat needed to change a liquid to a gas
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Freezing Expansion
Less dense
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Solvent of Life
Chemical reactions in organisms involve solutes dissolved in water
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Solution
Homogenous mixture of 2 or more
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Solvent
Dissolving agent
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Solute
Substance being dissolved
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Aqueous Solution
Mixture or solution where water is the solvent
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Hydrogen Shell
Sphere of water molecules
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Hydrophilic
Water loving
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Hydrophobic
Water fearing
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Solute Concentrate
How many atoms or molecules are involved in a reaction
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Hydrogen Ion
H+, single proton with a charge of +1
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Hydroxide Ion
OH-, Water molecule that has lost a proton -1 charge
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Hydronium Ion
H3O+, extra proton from H+
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Acid
Increases H+ concentration in a solution
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Base
Reduces H+ concentration
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Basic Solution
Higher concentration of OH- than H+
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Neutral Solution
H+ and OH- are equal
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PH Scale
Most convenient way to measure acidity
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Buffers
Minimizes changes in H+ and OH-, usually a weak acid or base