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Chapter 2

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Atoms   Composed of subatomic particles. Contains protons, neutrons and electrons.  
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Nucleus   Central part of atom, composed of protons and neutrons. Electrons move around it.  
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Molecule   Particles formed when 2 or more atoms chemically combine.  
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Compound   Particle formed when 2 or more atoms of different elements chemically combine.  
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Molecular Formula   Depicts elements present and # of atoms prsent.H2O  
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Covalent Bonds   Formed when atoms share electrons  
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Structural Formula   Shows how atoms bond and are arranged.  
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Hydrogen Bonds   Weak attraction between + end of a polar molecule and - end of another polar molecule. Formed between water molecules.  
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Proteins   Structural materials, energy sources, chemical messangers and when combined with carbs, function as receptors.  
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Enzymes   Speed chemical reactions without being consumed.  
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Primary Protein   The amino acid sequence of the polypeptide chain.  
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Secondary Protein   Pleated or twisted to form a coil.  
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Tertiary Protein   Secondary shapes fold into a unique 3D structure.  
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Quaternary   Two or more chains may be connected to form a singel protein molecule.  
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