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Biology

Ch. 4 The Chemical Basis of Life

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anything that has mass and takes up space matter
the smallest form of an element that retains properties of that element atom
the simplest form of a substance that can not be broken down by ordinary means element
the four most important elements to living things carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen
have a positive charge protons
have a negative charge electrons
have a neutral charge neutrons
Where are protons located? nucleus
Where are neutrons located? nucleus
Where are electrons located? outside of the nucleus
shows how many electrons there are planetarry model
shows where electrons might be orbital model
share electrons covalent bonds
give electrons ionic bonds
when two substances combine to form a complex substance synthesis
when complex substances break down simple substances decomposition
when two substances exchange a part of themselves exchange
an atom that is electrically charged as a result of gaining or losing electrons ion
an element that has alternate forms isotope
four properties of water stickiness, temperature moderation, low density of ice, nearly universal solvent
four properties of acids pH is below 7, feels like water, taste sour
four properties of bases pH is above 7, feel slippery, usually in a liquid form, taste bitter
cause solutions to resist changes in pH buffers
compound that donates H+ ions to a solution acid
compound that removes H+ ions from an aqueous solution base
Created by: cmcfadden
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