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Organization, Information ( genetics and heredity), Energy and Matter, Interactions, and Evolution and Adaptation
List the unifying themes of life
number of protons
Atomic number
identity
what does atomic number define
protons + neutrons
mass number = what + what
protons + neutrons
what is a neutral atom
atomic number
protons =
neutrons
mass number - atomic number = what
non polar covalent
(CHEMICAL BOND TYPES) Equal sharing of electrons due to similar electronegativities.
polar covalent
(CHEMICAL BOND TYPES) Unequal sharing of electrons; electronegative atom pulls density.
ionic bond
(CHEMICAL BOND TYPES) Transfer of electron(s) producing attracted Cations(+)
Anions(−).
hydrogen bond
(CHEMICAL BOND TYPES) Attraction between partial positive H (from polar bond) and
electronegative atom (O, N).
Van der Waals
(CHEMICAL BOND TYPES) Fleeting, temporary dipoles caused by asymmetrical electron
distribution.
non polar covalent
(CHEMICAL BOND TYPES) Strong (C–H, O2, H2)
polar covalent
(CHEMICAL BOND TYPES) Strong (H2O, N–H)
ionic bond
(CHEMICAL BOND TYPES) Strong in dry states (NaCl)
hydrogen bond
(CHEMICAL BOND TYPES) Weak individually, strong in numbers (H2O bonds)
Van der Waals
(CHEMICAL BOND TYPES) Very weak interactions
Water molecules stick together via H bonds
Cohesion
clinging to other polar substances
adhesion
1 mole = 6.022 × 10²3 molecules
what is acogadro’s number
versatile solvent
(Emergent Properties of Water) Water's polar nature allows it to form hydration shells around dissolved ionic solutes and polar compounds.
Molar mass
Sum of the atomic masses of all constitutive atoms in a molecular formula (g/mol).
hydroxyl
Polar, forms hydrogen bonds with water; alcohols
-OH
Hydroxyl structure
Carbonyl
Polar; ketones (within carbon chain) and Aldehydes (at chain end).
C = O
Carbonyl structure
carboxyl
Acts as an acid (donates H+); forms carboxylate ions.