water Flashcards

(37 cards)

1
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what happens in ionic bonding

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-atoms recieve or donate electrons
-some lose and become positive anions
-some gain and become negative cations

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2
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what holds ions together in bonding

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ionic bonds

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3
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what happens in covalent bonding

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shared electrons
usually molecule produced is neutral
very strong covalent bonds

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4
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what happens to some molecules in covalent bonding

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they become slightly polarised

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5
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how does polarity occur

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the electron is not evenly shared so molecule is slightly negative and positive

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6
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dipole

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separation of charge in a molecule when the electrons in covalent bonds are not evenly shared

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7
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whats a polar molecule

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a molecule containing a dipole

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8
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what are hydrogen bonds

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weak electrostatic intermolecular bonds formed between polar molecules containing at least one hydrogen atom

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9
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what molecules does polarity occur the most

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molecules with one or more hydrogen atom

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10
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what happens when ionic substances are put in water

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they dissolve

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11
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symbol for nitrate ion

(anion)

A

NO3-

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12
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symbol for phosphate ions

(anion)

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PO43-

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13
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symbol for chloride ions

(anion)

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CL-

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14
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hydrogen carbonate ions symbol

(anion)

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HCO3-

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15
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function of nitrate ions

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needed in plants for formation of amino acids and therefore proteins from products of PH and formation of DNA

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16
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function of phosphate ions

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for formation of ATP ADP DNA RNA

17
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function of chloride ions

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needed in nerve impulses and many secretory systems

18
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function of hydrogen carbonate ions

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buffering the blood to prevent it from becoming to acidic

19
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symbol for sodium ions

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symbol for calcium ions

21
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symbol for hydrogen ions

22
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symbol for magnesium ions

23
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function of sodium ions

( cations)

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needed for nerve impulses and secretory systems

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function of calcium ions

(cations)

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needed for formation of calcium pectate for middle lamella between two cell walls in plants and bone formation and muscle contraction in animals

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function of hydrogen ions (cations)
needed in cellular respiration and PH and systems to maintain PH balance
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function of magnesium ions (cations)
needed for production of chlorophyll in plants
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why is water polar
because the electron is held close to the oxygen atom than the hydrogens
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important result of water dipole
water molecules form hydrogen bonds
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how is a hydrogen bond formed
slightly negative oxygen and slightly positive hydrogen atoms in weak electrostatic called hydrogen bonds
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list some of waters properties
-polarity transport medium high specific heat capacity cohesive adhesive high surface tension
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water being polar and its biological importance
-dissolves ionic substances so most chemical reactions occur in water -movement of minerals and blood and waste products in organisms
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maximum density of water and its importance
as water reached 4 degrees it reached max density -molecules become more wide spaced -ice is less dense and floats forming insulating layer preventing water underneath from freezing -organisms can live underwater when cold
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waters high specific heat capacity and its importance
-slow to absorb and release heat -lost of energy to break hydrogen bonds -temp of lakes doesnt change so good for organisms -thermostable -high latent heat of vaporisation = cooling without water loss
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waters compression and its importance
-water is a liquid and cant be compressed -cohesive forces -supporting medium in hydraulic mechanisms
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waters cohesive and its importance
-forces between molecules mean they stick together -movement of water up plants and streams
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waters adhesivness and its importance
-attracted to other molecules -important in plant transport and surface tension -mucus lubrication
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waters high surface tension and its importance
-because of attraction to molecules and hydrogen bonds affects animals living on water