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Chemistry of life notes-COMPLETE

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acid has a high concentration of hydrogen ions
anion an ion with a negative charge
atoms a unit of matter that is the smallest part of an element
base has a high concentration of hydroxyl ions
biochemistry chemistry of the body's structures and functions
bond an attraction or force that holds atoms together
buffer a chemical that neutralizes acids and bases
carbon an element found in all living things
cation an ion with a positive charge
chemistry natural science that deals with the coposition of matter
covalent a chemical bond created by the sharing of electrons between two atoms
electrolyte
electrons a particle with anegative charge that orbits the nucleus of an atom m chemical combination of two or more atoms
energy the ability to do work or carry out change
homeostasis a physical and psychological state of good health
ion an element that has gained or lost an electron(an atom with a charge)
ionic bond a bond formed by the gain or loss of electrons
matter material that has mass and occupies space
molecule a substance that consists of more than one atom
neutron a particle found in the nucleus of an atom that has no charge
organic chemistry a field of chemistry that deals with matter composed of carbon
proton a particle in the nucleus of an atom that has a positive charge
periodic table a chart of known elements
subatomic particles the parts of an atom
ADT adenosine triphosphate
aging also known as senesence
antioxidant a chemical that protects the body
aqueous humor water in the eye
aqueous solution a solution of water
cerebrospinal fluid water in the brain and spinal cord
craving overwhelming desire for food
deoxyribonucleicacid DNA
disaccharide double sugar made up of monosaccharides
dissociate break down
enzyme a catalyst - something that speeds up a chemical reaction
extracellular fluid found outside a cell
fats or lipids made up of fatty acids and glycerol
free radical an aggressive chemical that can cause harm
intracellular water inside a cell
lymph fluid found in the lymphatic system
malnutrition "bad" nutrition - unbalanced nutrients in a diet
protein made up of amino acids
plasma water found in blood
ribonucleic acid RNA
saturated solution a solution that cannot accept any more solute
solvent a substance that dissolves another substance
solute the substance that dissolves another substance
synovial fluid water found in the joints
trace elements small amounts of elements in the body
undernutrition lack of nutrients in a diet
7.35 to 7.45 pH range of blood
pH range of acids 0 to 7
pH range of bases 7 to 14
ATP high energy molecule formed in cell respiration
CO2 waste product formed in cell respiration that is exhaled from the body
heat formed in cell respiration - used to maintain body temperature
carbohydrate made up of monosaccharides
monosaccharides single sugar
disaccharides double sugars
polysaccharides "many" sugars - chain of monosaccharides
oligosachharides "few" sugars - 3 to 10 monosaccharides
parts of an atom atomic nucleus and atomic orbits
biochemicals organic molecules produced by the reactions of living organisms
fat sioluble vitamins A, D, E, & K
water soluble vitamins B & C
color of acidson pH scale red
color of bases on pH scale blue
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