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ionic bond
e- transferred, creates opp. charged ions that attract (transfer)
covalent bond
e- shared, most abundant type of bond in body (share)
polar covalent
e- shared unequally
nonpolar covalent
e- shared equally or nearly equally
hydrogen bond
weak attraction btn slightly charged parts of polar molecules (weak attraction)
acid
donates H+, pH below 7
base
accepts H+, pH above 7
neutral
pH is 7
how does the body maintain pH?
buffers, lungs, kidneys, energy
buffers
resist sudden changes in pH
lungs
help regulate CO2 levels
kidneys
help regulate H+ and bicarbonate
glucose
sugar obtained from food, used to make energy
glycogen
stored form of glucose
ATP
main usable energy source for cells
energy pathway
food > glucose > ATP > usable cellular energy