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Biology-Atom Bonding

From Chapter 2 of the text book: "Biology:A Guide to the Modern World" by Krogh

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Two classes of things matter and energy
Matter anything that takes up space and has mass
mass a measure of the quantity of matter
Energy the ability to do work
atoms atoms are the samllest particle unit of an element
Three parts of an atoms Protron, nuetrons, elctrons
Protrons positively charged
Nuetrons Nuetrally charged
Electron negatively charged
nucleus protrons and nuetron collected together
How are atoms classed? Atoms are classified together by the number of electrons and protrons it has
elements atoms of like substances
Number of naturally occuring elements? 92
Atomic Number number of protrons in the nucleus
Isotopes An element having a different number of nuetrons in the nucleus
Molecule Two or more atoms joined in a chemical bond
stable, unreactive, and/or intert atoms electrons fill every shell
unstable and/or reactive elements electrons do not fill every shell
Three types of Chemical Bonding Ionic, covalent, hydrogen
Ionic Bonding one atom giving up an electron to another atom.
Covalent Bonding two atoms sharing electron(s)
Octate Rule each shell, except the one closest to the nucleus, which holds only two, can hold up to 8 electron.
Law of Matter Conversion Matter is neither created nor destroyed in a chemical reaction
Polar Covalent Bond atom attracts electrons more readily to a side of a molecule
ionic compound two or more elements in an ionic bond
cation positvely charged ion
anion negatively charges ion
Hydrogen Bonding several polar covalent bonded molecules
Mixture compounds that mix together with no set amounts
Solution a homogenous mixture of two or more kinds of molecules, atoms, or ions in a uniform manner, where the molecules are the same size
Solute the molecules being disolved
Solvent the molecules being disolved into
Suspention particles are not the same size, and the larger particles will settle
Coloids particles are not the same size but they molecules do not settle
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