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hydrogen ion
a hydrogen atom that has lost or gained an electron, giving it an electric charge
matter
anything that has mass and takes up space (everything you can see, touch, and breathe is made of this)
atom
the basic building block of all matter in the universe
what is an atom made up of
subatomic particles called protons, neutrons, and electrons
what is a polar molecue
a molecule where the electrical charge is unevenly distributed. (ex. one side is a little more negative and the other side is a little more positive)
isotope
Atoms with the same atomic number but a different atomic mass due to a different number of neutrons. (ex. Atom = the general category Isotope = a specific version of that atom.)
covalent bond
when two atoms share electrons (co = together)
single bond
shares 1 electron pair
double bond
shares 2 electron pairs - stronger than a single bond
triple bond
shares 3 electron pairs - strongest and shortest covalent bond type
electron distribution
how the electrons are arranged around an atom
electron
a negatively charged particle found around the nucleus of an atom
what is a protons charge?
positive
what is a neutrons charge?
neutral
what is a electrons charge?
extra negative
what is hydrogen bond
a WEAK attraction between a hydrogen atom and another electronegative atom
cohesion
molecules of the same substance stick together
adhesion
molecues stick to a different substance
universal solvent
nickname for water
hydrophilic
water loving
hydrophobic
water fearing
radioisotope
a type of isotope (atom) that is unstable and gives off radiation
pH scale
tells you how acidic or basic a substance is
substance
type of matter with its own properties (a specific kind of stuff like water, salt, oxyen, sugar)
carbon
chemical element that is extremely important to living things
element
a pure substance made up of only ONE type of atom
capacity
how much something can hold
radiation
energy that travels from one place to another
atoms often bond with one another to form a chemical unit called a
molecule
valence shell
outermost electron shell of an atom
sodium atom
one atom of the element sodium
lipids
a group of molecules that include fats and oils (contain less energy than other biological molecules)
cell membranes
a thin outer layer that surrounds a cell
molecue
two or more atoms joined together
ions
particles that carry either a positive (+) or a negative (-) charge
atoms share electrons in
covalent bonds
beneficial uses of radioisotopes
they give off radiation we that we can detect or use
is low pH basic or acidic
acidic
is high pH basic or acidic
basic