Nature of Matter and Chemical Bonds Overview

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Atoms

smallest unit of matter

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Protons

+ charge

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Neutrons

neutral (no charge)

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Electrons

- charge

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Element

Letter of a type of atom (Ex. Hydrogen = H; Sodium = NA)

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Chemical Compound

Basically the equation of elements (Ex. H2O)

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Atomic #

number of protons

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Mass #

number of protons + neutrons

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# of neutrons

mass # - proton #

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Chemical Bonds

connectors of different elements

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Valence Electrons

electrons on the last energy level (energy shell)

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Covalent bonds

atoms share electrons (forms molecules)

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Ionic Bonds

electrons are transferred from one atom to another (forms ions)

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Ions

atoms lose or gain ELECTRONS

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Water Polarity

When a molecule has a segregation (division) of charges (-,+)

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Hydrogen bonds

When oxygen pulls other Hydrogen atoms from other water molecules close together

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Adhesion

water molecules stick to other surfaces (plant root wall)

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Cohesion

water molecules stick to each other

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Capillary action

Cohesion and adhesion together

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Surface tension

Since water molecules stick together (cohesion) they resist some other surfaces

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Solute

substance being dissolved (salt)

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Solvent

substance that solute dissolves in (water)

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Universal solvent

water

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Solution

equally distributed mixture of substances

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pH

measure of how acidic or basic a substance is

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Acid

More H+ ions; 0 to 6.9 pH (lower numbers); lowers the pH

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Basic

More OH- ions; 7.1 to 14 pH (higher numbers); raises pH

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Neutral

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Macromolecules

Large molecules made through polymerization (monomers join together to form polymers)

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Carbohydrates

COH; Monomers: monosaccharides (glucose); Polymers: polysaccharides (glycogen, starch); Function: Quick immediate energy

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Lipids

CH; Monomers: glycerol & fatty acid; Polymers: triglyceride; Function: Long term energy

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Nucleic Acids

CHONP; Monomers: Nucleotides; Polymers: Nucleic Acid (DNA & RNA); Function: Stores and transmits energy

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Proteins

CHO; Monomers: Amino Acid; Polymers: Proteins; Functions: Speed up reactions, Transports substances in and out of cells, Fight diseases, Builds structures