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Chemistry

Chemistry Notes part 1

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What do atoms make up? Matter
What are atoms made of? Electrons, Protons, Neutrons
Where are electrons found? Outside the nucleus
Where are protons found? In the nucleus
Where are neutrons found? In the nucleus
What charge do electrons have? Negative charge
What charge do protons have? Positive charge
What charge do neutrons? No charge
What are elements made of? Made of one type of atom
What are molecules made of? Made of the same elements together
What are compounds? Made up of two or more different elements that combine chemically
Mixture Made of substances that combine physically Can be solids, liquids, gases, or combinations
Solutions Two or more substances that are mixed evenly
Suspensions Gas or liquid has another substance NOT evenly spread throughout it. Unlike solutions, substances in suspensions can sink to the bottom Ex) Blood
Reasons water is important? Living things are made of more than 50% water, needed for chemical reactions to occur, used to transport materials through organisms.
Organic Compounds Contain carbon; associated with living or once living things
Inorganic Compounds Made from elements other than carbon
Carbohydrates Supply energy for cell processes.
Starches break down into what? Simple sugars
What's the easiest thing to break down for energy? Carbohydrates
What's the second easiest thing to break down for energy? Lipids
What's the hardest thing to break down for energy? Proteins
Three characteristics of lipids Fats and oils; do not mix with water. Releases a larger amount of energy than carbohydrates; harder to break down. Found in cell membranes; make cell membrane selectively permeable because fats and oils do not mix with water
What are proteins made of? Amino acids
What are two uses of proteins in the body? Make up many structures like muscle. Make up enzymes, regulate all chemical reactions in cells
Amylase Is an enzyme in saliva that breaks down starches into simple sugars that are then broken down by the mitochondria
One enzyme-one substrate theory An enzyme can only bond with a specific substrate. The substrate is changed into a new substance but the enzyme is not. The enzyme can continue bonding with other similar specific substrates and is not used up
What are nucleic acids? They store coded information for cells in DNA
DNA Deoxyribonucleic acid; directs activities of the cell. DNA is found in the nucleus
Enzyme Regulate all chemical reactions in cell; can speed up the rate of a reaction and are not used up. Made up of proteins. Each enzyme only bonds with a specific substrate
Does passive transport use energy? No
Osmosis
Isotonic Solution
Hypertonic Solution
Hypotonic Solution
Why is osmosis and diffusion important
Does active transport use energy
Endocytosis
Exocytosis
What organelle have we studied that uses exocytosis?
What is the relationship between ribosomes and golgi apparatus?
What is the relationship between chloroplasts and mitochondria?
What is the difference between an independent and dependent variable?
What is the difference between a control group and an experimental group?
Hypothesis
Prediction
Created by: 25jwestbay
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