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Biochemistry

TermDefinition
matter anything that takes up space and has mass to it
element simplest form of a substance that can't be broken apart and still have the properties of that element
compound two or more elements bonded together
CHNOPS most common elements in all life forms
atom smallest unit of matter with set chemical properties
subatomic particles small parts that make up atoms
proton positive charge and in nucleus of atom
neutron no charge and in nucleus of atom
electron negative charge and OUTSIDE nucleus of atom
electron cloud space outside nucleus of atom in which electrons are located and is divided into different levels
kinetic energy energy of movement-move freely
potential energy energy of position-when bonded
ion atoms with different numbers of electrons than normal for a certain element
Daltons/Atomic Mass Units(AMU's) unit of measurement for atoms
molecule two or more atoms bonded together
atomic number helium 2← He 4.0026
mass number helium 2 He 4.0026←
atomic number the amount of protons in the element
isotopes atoms that possess different numbers of neutrons
energy from rapid movement of electrons
periods horizontal on the periodic table
columns/families vertical on periodic table
covalent bonds always creates a molecule
polar molecule carries an electrical charge at poles
non-polar molecule don't have an electric charge
structural formula used to show molecule's shape
molecular/chemical formula tells the elements, and number of atoms of each, that make up a molecule
ionic bonds strong when dry, weak in water-so they dissolve into ions
How are ionic bonds created? by gaining or losing electrons between elements so that each element can fill its outer shell
cation has a positive charge because it has more PROTONS than electrons
anion has a negative charge because it has more ELECTRONS than protons
ionic compounds cation bonded to an anion to make a salt when dry
hydrogen bonds fairly weak bonds-"like" a magnet- +hydrogen attracted to a -substance(usually oxygen)
What is the most important biological bond? hydrogen bond
Making a bond energy needs to be consumed
Breaking a bond gives off energy
reactants left side of equation
products on right side of equation
Law of Conservation of Mass Matter is neither created nor destroyed just transferred or transformed
equilibrium chemical reaction goes both ways at equal rateds
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