Bio-Chemistry

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Bio-Chemistry

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A pure substance made up of one kind of atom
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Element A pure substance made up of one kind of atom
Compound A pure substance made of two or more elements
Mixture Impure substance that is not chemically joined
Pure substance A subtance that cannot be broken down by ordinary means
Impure Substance A substance that is not chemically joined
Protons Positive charge; in the nucleus; identifies the different atoms
neutrons neutral; in the nucleus
electrons negative charge; outside the nucleus
ions lost or gained electrons
isotopes atoms of the same element with different number of neutrons
electronegativity atoms attract for electrons
polar bond covalent bond where the electrons arent shared equally
non-polar bond convalent bond where electrons are shared equally
ionic bond where electrons transfer from one atom to another
organic it contains two or more carbons (NCHOPS)
inorganic doesnt contain two or more carbons
atom smallest particle of matter
molecule smallest part of a covalent compound
activation energy energy needed to start a reaction
carbohydrate immidiate energy source; ex: starch and sugar
lipid long term energy storage
protein makes up structures
enzymes the functional proteins that speed up reactions
nucleic acid information molecules (DNA and RNA)
saturated all single bonds between carbons; harder to break down
un-saturated two or more bonds; easier to break down
dehydration synthesis remove water to connect subunits
atomic structure the structure of an atom
atomic number number of protons
atomic mass protons + neutrons
How do ions form? Why? They form by gaining or losing electrons. Why? -to give them a filled energy shell
Ways to determine if a chemical reaction occurred look for bubbles, temperature changes, etc.
Differences between solutions, colloids, suspensions solutions- dissolves
colloids- evenly distributes
suspension- doesn't dissolve
Why do we need enzymes? They allows reaction to occur and they break down foods
pH scale and relative acid/base strength - low numbers are acids
-lower the number the stronger the acid
-high numbers are bases
-higher the number the stronger the base
Covalent Bonds sharing of one or more pairs of electrons (pair of Oxygen atoms)
Covalent Compounds when bonds share electrons

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