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exam 1

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Chemical energy   formed in bonds of chemical substance  
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Mechanical Energy   directly involved in moving matter  
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Electrical Energy   results from movement of charged particles  
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Radiant or electromagnetic energy   exhibits wavelike properties (Ultraviolet, X-rays, visual light)  
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Kinetic energy   energy in action; kinetic energy is seen in constant movement of the tiniest particles of matter  
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Potential energy   Is stored energy which has the potential to do work but is not presently doing so.  
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Protons charge & amu   Protons have a positive charge & 1 amu  
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Neutrons   Neutrons have no charge/ neutral charge and 1 amu  
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Electrons   electrons have a negative charge and 0 amu  
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atomic number   number of protons in the nucleus  
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atomic mass   sum of protons and neutrons  
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isotopes   structural variations of elements that differ in number of neutrons they contain  
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Ionic bond   formed by the transfer of valence shell electrons between atoms  
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polar covalent bond   is a bond between two non metals with different electrnegativities  
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Non polar covalent bond   the two atoms sharing electrons, share them equally  
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Hydrogen bond   they form when an hydrogen atom already covalently linked to one electronegative atom is attracted by another electron-hungry atom, so that a “bridge” forms between them.  
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synthesis reaction   when atoms or molecules are combined to form a larger more complex molecule A+B=AB  
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Decomposition reaction   occurs when a molecule is broken down into smaller molecules, bonds are broken AB=A+B  
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Exchange reaction   involve both synthesis and decomposition; bonds are both broken and made AB+C → AC+B  
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Properties of water   1. high heat capacity-absorbs &releases heat with little temp. change and prevents sudden changes in temp. 2. high heat of vaporization-useful cooling mechanism 3. polar solvent properties 4. Reactivity- necessary in hydrolysis and dehydration synthesi  
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Salts   ionic compound that dissociates in wate, contains cation and anions other than H+ and OH- ions conduct electrical currents in solution  
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acids   have sour taste,can react with many metals, an acid is a substance that releases Hydrogen ions (H+) in detectable amounts.  
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base   has bitter taste, slippery,and are proton acceptors- that is they take up hydrogen ions in detectable amounts. Bases= OH-  
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buffers   a mixture of compounds that resist pH changes they convert strong acids or bases into weak ones  
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carbohydrates; building blocks and examples   monosaccarides (simple sugars) examples: sugars & starches major source of cellular fuel  
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Lipids; building blocks & examples   triglycerides Examples: fatty acids & glycerol  
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Proteins; building blocks & examples   amino acids examples: glycine, alanine  
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Nucleic acid; building blocks & examples   Nucleotides examples: cytosine, adenine, guanine  
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Fibrous proteins   structural, strandlike, water insoluble and stable ex: Elastin & collagen  
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globular proteins   functional, spherical, water soluble and sensitive to environmental changes ex: hormones& antibodies  
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Enzymes   biological catalysts, lower the activation energy, increase the speed of reaction  
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catalysts   substances that regulate and accelerate reactions  
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ATP   Adenosine Triphosphate ; adenine-containing RNA nucleotide with two additional phosphate groups.  
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