CO2 in the atmosphere is necessary because it helps create the g____________ e_______ which makes earth habitable
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okay
look at your question of the day from week 11 monday (draw an atom that's not an isotope) because it is a quiz question!
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cafe naps
what acronym can you use to remember the trace elements?
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sulfur
which trace element is part of SOME amino acids (which make up proteins) and allows bonds to form within the amino acids, which influence the protein's shape
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sodium
which trace element is found in SOME amino acids AND is necessary for nerve impulses
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iron
which trace element is the oxygen binding component of blood?
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calcium
which trace element is a component of bones and teeth, as well as is important for synaptic transmission?
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phosphorus
which trace element is a component of ATP, DNA, RNA, and the plasma membrane
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matter
anything that takes up space and has mass
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element
a substance that CANNOT be broken down to other substances by chemical reactions
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synaptic transmission
calcium also helps with _________ __________, which gets the 'message' from one neuron to the next
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compound
what is a substance consisting of two or more DIFFERENT elements combined into a fixed ratio
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molecule
O2 (imagine the 2 is small and on the bottom) is an example of this, multiple of the same element
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CHON
what acronym can you use to remember essential elements?
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carbon hydrogen oxygen nitrogen
name the essential elements in order of CHON
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essential
__________ elements are elements that are essential to life and found in the basic structure of all biochemical molecules
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trace
______ elements are elements required by an organism in only minute (small) qualities
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96
CHON makes up __% of living matter
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atom
the smallest unit of matter that still retains the properties of an element
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proton
positively charged
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neutron
neutral charge
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electron
negative charge
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atomic
________ number is the number of protons in an element
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mass
______ number is the sum of the protons and neutrons in the nucelus of an atom
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neither
which has more electrons... carbon 12 or carbon 14
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isotopes
different atomic forms of a given element - the different amount of neutrons affect the element's mass, therefore creating this
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8
the second energy level can hold _ electrons
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2
the first energy level can hold _ electrons
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electrons
high energy sub atomic particles are...
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right
the intert elements are on the _____ of the periodic table
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shell
valence ______ is the outermost electron shell
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electrons
valence _______ are the outer electrons in the valence shell
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valency
the measure of a given element's bonding capacity with other atoms when it forms compounds/molecules (there are many ways to say this, the answer is the one ending in y for this)
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periods
in the periodic table, the rows are called ______
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groups
in the periodic table, the columns are called _______
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inert
what's another word for nonreactive? fargo will not tell you what it means on the tests/quizzes!
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chemical bonds
________ ______: these are formed when valence electrons from different atoms interact with each other forming molecules
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electronegativity
the attraction of a particular kind of atom for the electrons of a covalent bond
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electronegativity
more electrons = more ______________
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covalent ionic strong
c______ and i______ bonds are examples of s______ chemical bonds
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covalent
_______ bond: a bond consisting of pairs of shared electrons, polar or nonpolar. this is elements from the same side of the table (i think?)
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polar
______ covalent bond is a covalent bond in which the electrons are NOT shared equally
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polar
H2O is an example of a ______ covalent bond
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nonpolar
O2 is an example of a __________ covalent bond
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double
__________ covalent bond is a bond in which 2 pairs (OR 4 electrons) are shared
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nonpolar
_________ covalent bond: a covalent bond in which the electrons are shared equally
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anion
ion with a negative charge
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cation
ion with a positive charge
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remember cations because cats have paws and are pawsitive!
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remember anion because it sounds like onion and that makes you cry which is bad so it's negative
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ionic
_______ bond: the attraction between cations and anions
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92
there are how many elements in nature (according to the textbook)
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electrons
the number of protons and _________ are NOT equal in IONS
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neutrons
the number of protons and ________ are NOT equal in ISOTOPES