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Biology chp 2

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Define abiotic synthesis. one time spontaneous generation event
Define goiters. Iodine deficiency
Name the 4 characteristics of Elements. 1. Fundamental basis of matter 2. Cannot be broken down 3. 92 occur naturally on earth 4. Each is composed of 1 atom type
Define matter. Anything that takes up mass and sapce
96% of living things contain____. hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, and carbon
The other 4% is ___. Calcium, Phosphorus, Sodium, Chlorine, Magnesium, and Potassium
An atom is the ___. Smallest particle that retain properties of an element, and consists of subatomic particles.
The atomic # tells us how many ___ are in an element. protons
The superscript, mass #, represents ____. the sum of the protons and neutrons
Measurement used for mesasuring atoms. Dalton
Define orbitals. Electrons move around atomic nuclei in specific regions
Each orbital can hold up to ___. 2 electrons
Orbitals are grouped into shells called___. Electron shells
Define valence. the # of unpaired electrons
What happens when covalent bonds form? Electrons are shared between nuclei.
Chemical bonds 1.Fill vacancies 2. covalent or ionic bonds
Ionic bonds are the___ of all bonds. Most stable
Define ions. charged atoms or molecules
Energy is the ___. Capacity to do work
Name a potential energy type. Chemical (stored in bonds)
2 types of kinetic energy. Thermal and Heat
Study of energy. Thermodynamics
1st law of thermodynamics states that: Energy cannot be created nor destroyed only tranferring or transforming
2nd law of thermodynamics Natural tendency toward disorder or entropy
Endergonic Reactions 1.Require energy input 2. nonspontaneous rxn
Water is important b/c 1. essential to life 2. 66% of your body is made up of water 3. excellent solvent 4. exists in 3 physical states
Properties of water. 1. Polarity * 2. solvent 3. cohesion 4. temperature stabilization
Hydrophilic is to ion and polar molecules as Hydrophobic is to ____. nonpolar bonds
Acid releases H+ where as bases___. Accepts H+
What makes carbon important for life's molecules? can bond up to 4 atoms and covalent bonds
Characteristics of Isomers. 1. Same molecular formula, different structure 2. Geometric 3. Optical isomers (mirror image)
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