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| Basic Building block of matter |
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| Contains protons and neutrons |
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| Surounds the atomic nucleus and contains electrons |
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| Substances made entirely of the same matter |
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| Tells the number of positive charged units in the nucleus |
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| Weight used to describe an atom |
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| A combination of two or more atoms or elements |
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| Two or more elements combined in definite proportions |
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| Combination of sibstances that are physically mixed, but don't form a chemical bond |
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| Mixture that has particles that are spread out evenly |
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| Mixture that has particles that are not spread out evenly |
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| Any Homogeneous mixture, usually liquid |
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| The liquid substances that makes up the bulk of the solution |
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| The substance dissolved in the solvent, can be liquid, solid, or gas |
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| A mixture that separates when left still |
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| Occurs when particles are too small to see with your eyes |
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| Only certain sustrates can bond with certain enzymes |
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| The bond between two amino acids is a peptide bond |
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| A change in which a chemical bond takes place |
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| Chemical agent that changes the rate of a reaction without being consumed by the reaction |
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| A change in which no physical bond takes place |
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| Are biological molecules composed of carbon, oxygen and hydrogen. Primary energy source. aid in cell to cell signaling. 1:2:1 |
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| In structural parts of the cell and tissue. In hormones. Contained in antibodies |
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| compound that contains carbon |
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| compound that doesn't contain carbon |
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