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Chemistry

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protons
particles w/ positive charge
trace element   substance that presents in such small amount  
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atom   smallest unit of an element that retains the charecteristic chemical properties of that element  
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element   substance that can not be broken down into simpler subtance  
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atomic structure   compose of smaller components called subatomic particles  
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protons   located inside the nucleus of an atom  
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neutrons   uncharge particles also located inside the nucleus  
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neutrons   have the same mass as protons  
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electrons   particles with negative charge  
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eletrons   extremely small mass 1/8000 of mass of protons  
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atomic number   # of protons/chemical identity of the atom  
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mass number   total # of protons plus neutrons  
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atomic number   # of protons plus neutrons  
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energy level/electron shells   space surrounding the atomic nucleus where electrons are located  
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chemical compounds   2 or more different elements combine in fixed ratio  
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chemical bonds   the attractive force that holds two atoms together  
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mixture   combination of 2 or more substances that can separate by ordianry physical mean but still retain its original property  
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solution   mixture in which the components particles remain evenly distributed  
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solute   substance that is present in the smaller amount 4 being dissolve  
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solvent   large amount of liquid/gas that does the dissolving  
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suspension   mixture involving liquid settles unless they are continually shaken  
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electrolytes   substance that break up/dissociate in solution to form charge particles that can conduct electric current  
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acid   proton donor, sour taste, below 7 of pH scale  
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base   proton acceptor, bitter taste, alkaline, above 7 of pH Scale  
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buffer   solution that resist changes in pH when acid or base is added  
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anions   negative charge ions  
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cations   positive charge ions  
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isotope   when element has different # of neutron they will have different atomic weight  
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orgainic compound   large, complex compound containing carbon  
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orbital   represent the place where most electrons probably found  
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chemistry   the science that deals with the composition of matter and the changes that occur in that composition  
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chemical symbols   abbreviations of an elememnt usually uses the first or first two letter of the chemical name  
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chemical formula   shorthand method of describing a compound  
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nucleus   center of atom  
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valence shelf   orbital shell  
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# proton   atomic #  
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atomic weight   protons + neutrons  
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pH scale   the scale indicating the strength of acid and base  
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carbohydrate   quick energy 4kcal/gm  
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monosaccharide   simplest carbohydrate (glucose)  
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amino acid   building block of protein  
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monosaccharide   building block of carbohydrate  
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fatty acid and glycerol   building block of lipid  
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nucleotides   building block of nucleic acid  
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alpha   slow, weak penetrate power, can block with sheet of paper  
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beta   more rapidly than alpha, penetrate deeper 4 more dangerous, use to treat cancer and tumors  
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gamma   greatest penetrating power use in testing of nucleuar medicine and X-ray  
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Pure Food and Drug Act 1906   Rx needed for certain drug to ensure that drug package accurately with name and ingredients  
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Food Drug and Cosmetic Act 1937   require new drug appication to submitted to gov. prior to marketing to ensure safety and efficacy  
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orange book   rating system of code for therapeutic bioequivalence of generic drugs  
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aluminum   Al  
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barium   Ba  
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baron   B  
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calcium   Ca  
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carbon   C  
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chloride   Cl  
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chromium   Cr  
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copper   Cu  
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fluorine   F  
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gold   Au  
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helium   He  
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hydrogen   H  
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iodine   I  
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iron   Fe  
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lead   Pb  
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lithium   Li  
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magnesium   Mg  
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manganese   Mn  
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mercury   Hg  
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nitrogen   N  
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oxygen   O  
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phosphorus   P  
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platinum   Pt  
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potassium   K  
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silver   Ag  
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sodium   Na  
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sulfur   S  
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tin   Sn  
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zinc   Zn  
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potassium chloride   KCl  
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magnesium hydroxide   Mg(OH)2  
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sodium bicarbonate   NaHCO3  
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magnesuim sulfate   MgSO4  
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INDA   Investigational New Drug Application  
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NDA   New Drug Application  
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ANDA   Abbreviated New Drug Application  
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protein   contain the carbon, hydrogen, oxygen and nitrogen  
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triglycerides(TRG)   neutral fat  
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therapeutic equivalence   generic treatment works the same as trad  
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