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A substance containing atoms that have all the same atomic number, or number of protons.
The simplest substance that can not be chemicall broken down. |
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Oxygen, Carbon, Hydrogen, and Nitrogen |
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make up 96% of all organisms |
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Organisms require these in small amounts. Examples are Iron (Fe) and Copper (Cu) |
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positively charged subatomic particle found in the nucleus. The number of protons determines the identity of an atom. |
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A neutrally charged sugbatomic particle having roughly the same mass as a proton. Found in the nucleus. This number changes to create isotopes. |
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- negatively charged subatomic particle
- involved in bonding
- located in orbitals surrounding the nucleus
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- substances with different numbers of neutrons.
- C14 is an example of an isotope
- isotopes can have different properties.
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Interactions betweeen electrons that form compounds |
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- "taken not shared"
- formed between metal and non metal
- electrolytes, dissociate in water
- NaCl. Ca(Cl)2,
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- equal sharing of electrons
- happens between atoms of equal eletronegativities
- common in diatomic compounds
- N2, O2
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- one atom is more electronegative than another
- one atom is an electron "bully"
- creates partial positive and partial negative charges
- H2O
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- A molecule with more electrons in one portion
- "like dissolves like"
- hydrophilic
- polar molecules include water and the following functional groups: hydroxyl, carboxl, carbonyl
- amine
- sulfhydral
- pohsphate
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- occur between the partially positive hydrogen of one molecule and the partially negative charged atom of a second molecule
- the partial negative rests on an electronegative atom
- the most talked about hydrogen bonding is in water.
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- water molecules are attracted to other water molecules
- yields droplet formation
- responsible for high surface tension
- water's "skin"
- d/t hydrogen bonding
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- water is attracted to other surfaces
- capillary action
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- water will travel up a narrow tube against gravity
- due to adhesion
- how plants get water
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- how well substances can absorb heat without changing temperature
- high heat capacity means that a substance can absorb a lot of heat without changing temp
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- contains hydrogen ions
- less than seven on the pH scale
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- completley dissociate in water
- HCl, HNO3, H2SO4, HBr, HI, HClO4, HCLO3
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- release hydroxide ions
- OH
- alkaline
- higher pH than 7
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- a log scale that shows how acidic a substance is
- a pH of 3 is ten times more acidic than a pH of 4
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- "like dissolves like"
- polar molecules
- water loving
- dissolves in water
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- water fearing
- non-polar
- does not dissolve in water
- examples are fats, waxes, oils
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