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electron cloud
area around a nucleus were all electrons are located.
Energy Level
the electrons orbit they may change
electron dot diagram
the symbol of the element plus its electrons (dots) around it
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H
Chemical Bonds
Joining of two or more atoms
2 types are covalent and ionic
Covalent bonds
sharing of valence electrons by two atoms
Ionic bonds
An atom that loses an electron bonds with other atoms who gain them to make a noble gas
Ion
a positive or negativley charged atom
Metallic bond
Strong but electrons can move freely through them
Molecule
the smallest unit of a substance that has all of its properties
Polar (bear^^) bond
Type of covalent bonds were the electrons spend more time near the other atom.
Chemical Formula
how many elements in bonds.
What determine the amount of energy an electron has
Distance from the nucleus
What term is given to the rows of the periodic table
period
How many electrons can each energy level hold
1st 2
2nd 8
3rd 18
4th 32
5th 50
6th 72
Why are only the outer energy level electrons shown on an electron dot diagram
so the diagram should be easier to write
which elements(?) in oxygen have more energy those in the first energy level or those in the second
Outer level
how do atoms form covalent bonds
through sharing of valence electrons
how many pairs of electrons are shared in an double bond
2
what does a chemical formula tell you about a compound
what elements are present and how many
Aluminum
AL
Carbon
C
Chlorine
cl
Copper
Cu
Fluorine
F
Barium
Ba
Gold
Au
Helium
He
Hydrogen
H
Iron
Fe
Lithium
Li
Magnesium
Mg
Water
H2O
Carbon Monoxide
CO
Carbon dioxide
CO2
Sugar
C12H22O11
Alcohol
C2H5OH
Iron
Fe2O3
Sulfuric Acid
H2SO4
Sulfer Dioxide
SO2
Five Functions of skeletal system
Support ,Protection, Cell making
Movement, Mineral Storage
Periosteum
Membrane that lines the outer surface of all bones except at the joints of long bones
Cartilage
Tough but flexible tissue
Joint
where two or more bones make contact
Ligament
Tissues that connect bones
Muscle
Made of elastic tissue that move
Voluntary Muscle
Controlled Muscle
involuntary muscle
Non controlled muscle
Skeletal Muscle
Move and support the skeleton
tendon
Fibrous connective tissue
Cardiac Muscle
Muscles like those found in the heart
Smooth Muscle
responsible for contracting of hollow organs like blood vessels
What is the 1st class lever
Fulcrum in the middle FLE
what is the second class lever
Load in the middle FLE
what is the third class lever
Effort FLE
Skins Major functions
LARGEST ORGAN!
Covers and protects,
Sensory Response
Formation of Vitamin D
Homeostasis
Waste Exchange
Nutrient
Compound found in nature which plants and animals need to grow.
Animo Acid
bulding blocks of protiens
food group
A family of foods in a diet
six classes of nutrients.
Water
Protien
Carbs
Fat
Vitamins
Minerals
Digestion
breaking food down
Mechanical digestion
Pyshical break down of food chewing
Chemical Digestion
Stomach Acid
Enzyme
Protiens that catalyze(increase the rte of) chem reactions
Peristalsis
Propels food through the esophogus Muscles (even wen your upside down so it dont fall down or up^^)
Chime
semi liquid (eww)
Villi
Finger like projections
Function Of the digestive system
to break down food and absorb nutrients
How long is an adult digestive system
9 meters 30 feet GO METRIC USA!
Major organs in the digestive system
Mouth stomach liver pancreas small intstine large intestine
Atrium
Microscopic air sacs in lungs
Ventricle
2 chambers right and left ventricle
Coronary Circulation
Circulation of blood vessels in the heart
Pulmonary Circulation
Oxygen depleted blood away from the heart (this is the only case)
Systemic Circulation
carries oxygenated blood away from the heart
Artery
caries oxeygenated blood
Vien
non Oxygenated blood
Capillary
Small small blood vessel
chambers of the heart
ventricals and the atria
The pathway of blood through the heart
It goes through two chambers then the lungs then back through the other two
what is blood made of
Cells plasma platelets
Pharynx
part of thought directly behind the mouth
Larynx
Airway to lungs
Trachea
Begins directly below the larynx and moves to the front of the lungs
Bronchi
Passage of airway that conducts air into the lungs
Alveoli
Final Branches of the respiratory tree and act as gas exchangers.
Diaphragm
Dome shaped sheet of muscle that inserts into the lower ribs
Emphysema
Long term disease of the lungs makes it hard to breath (Shivers)
Asthma
Inflammatory disorder of the airways
Functions of respitory system
Excrete carbon dioxide and water
vapour,maintain acid base of the blood, Ventilate the lungs, extract oxygen from the air to put it in blood stream.
What is cellular respiration
Were certain organisms obtain energy from organic molecules
Neuron
Electrically excitable cell that processes and send info in electrical and chemical signals
Dendrite
Treelike figure produced by a foreign mineral
axon
Long slender projection of a never cell
Synapse
Junction that permits a nueron to pass a signal
Central Nervous system
brain and spinal chord
Peripheral
Consists of nerves and ganglia outside the brain and spinal chord.
Cerebrum
Largest part of the brain
Cerebellum
allows you to control all voluntary muscles
Brain stem
All info passes though the brain stem
Reflex
Involuntary and nearly instantaneous movement (closing my eyes as they were being seasoned HEAVILY)
Immune system
Composed of special cells protiens and tissues(Jedi) to fight the forces of the mighty germs (dark Side)
In this saga the dark side always wins :(
Antigen
Substance when introduced to body triggers the production of an antibody
antibody
Y shaped protein that identify and neutralize the dark side
Active immunity
When you become immune by having the diseas chicken pox Vaccines
Passive Immunity
transfer of active immunity in the form of antibody from one person to another
vaccination
Injecting dead or wounded disease cells inside a person to make them immune!( the dark side doesn't stand a chance for a short while at least!)
Mitosis
a process where the euchayotic cell seperates the chromosomes in the its celland makes two new cellz
Chromosome
An organized structure of dna and protien found in mah cellz
Asexual Reprocudction
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Is a mode of reproduction by which offspring arise from a single parent(momie an dad)
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Growth of the at symble
Chromsomes and chromatides realated HOW!!!?!?!?!?!?!?
Both spiral