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Atoms and Molecules
2.1 Elements and Atoms
Why do we need to study chemistry in a biology class?
Elements are _____
Matter is _____
Six are basic for life
Solid, liquid, gas
92 are natural
CHNOPS
Others: Na, K, Ca,
Fe, Mg
Periodic table
What are atoms?
Smallest part of an _________
Important terms
Atomic symbol
Atomic mass (not weight)
Atomic number
Atomic particles include:
Electron shell
What is a mole?
Used as a standardizing unit
Avogadro’s number
6.023 X 1023
We’ll play with this later…
What are isotopes?
Different number of ___
Same atomic _________
Different atomic ______
Sometimes radioactive
Used as a tracer (e.g. I)
How are electrons arranged in an atom?
Bohr diagrams
These show orbitals
1st energy shell =
___ electrons
2nd energy shell =
___ electrons
3rd energy shell =
___ electrons
Octet rule
Determines bonding
behavior
Two or more atoms
bonded together =
_______
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2.2 Bonds form molecules
What is a molecule?
Two or more _______ sharing
electrons
Molecules are the smallest form
of a _______
Diatomic molecules
Several types of bonds
Ionic
Covalent
Polar
Non-polar
Hydrogen
What is an ionic bond?
One atom ______
an electron
Creates ions
Bond = attraction
between opposite
charges
What is a covalent bond?
Two atoms ________ electrons
Single
Double
Triple
Two types
Non-polar
Polar
Water is best example
What are hydrogen bonds?
Not a true bond
Due to the polar covalent nature of molecule
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2.3 Properties of water
What are the properties of water?
Polar
Universal solvent
Cohesion
Adhesion
High heat capacity
High surface tension
Solid water is less dense than
liquid water
What is polarity again?
Other molecules may be defined as
Hydrophobic
hydrophilic
Why is water a good solvent?
First some terms
Solution = ______ + _____
Water is polar…
What is the difference between cohesion and adhesion?
Cohesion
Due to ____ bonding
Adhesion
What is high heat capacity and why is it important?
Calorie = amount of heat
needed to raise ______ of
water by ______.
Hydrogen bonds change
melting and boiling points
Without hydrogen
Would melt at -100 degrees C
Would boil at -91 degrees C
What is high surface tension?
Due to hydrogen bonds
Why is it important that liquid water is more dense
than solid water?
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2.4 Acids, bases and pH
What is pH?
= -log[H+]
pH scale
How was it created?
What are acidic solutions?
Donate________________
What are basic solutions?
Either take up ____ or
release _____
What is a buffer?
Important in our blood!