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Matter

Anything that occupies space and has mass

Mass

Amount of matter contained in an object

Element

Pure substance that cannot be created or broken down by chemo means, the different types of matter

Atom

Smallest units of elements that retain their properties

Compound

Molecule made of two or more different elements

Molecule

At least two atoms bound together

Isotopes

Forms of an element with a different number of neutrons

Ion

Charged particle formed as an atom gains or loses an electron

Electrolytes

Ions that produce electrical charges used for heart and brain function

Electronegative

An atom, such as oxygen, that tends to attract electrons

Solvent

Substance such as water in which another substance dissolves

Hydrophilic

Water loving

Hydrophobic

Substance such as oil that will not dissolve in water

Metabolism

All of the chemical reactions in a cell

Catabolism

Reactions that break chemical bonds and release energy

Anabolism

Reactions to join substances into larger chemicals

Reactant

Starting material in a chemical reaction

Product

Substances produced in a chemical reaction

Enzyme

Protein that acts as a catalyst

Cohesion

Attraction of water molecules to each other by hydrogen bonds

Salt

A substance that when dissolved in water dissociates into ions other than H+ or OH-

Buffer

Solution of a weak acid and a weak base that helps to neutralize body fluids

Acidosis

Low pH of blood or other body fluids

Alkalosis

Condition in which blood or other body fluids are too basic

Mixture

Combination of two substances by physical rather than chemical means

Solution

Mixture in which one substance completely dissolves in another

Solute

Substance that dissolves in a solvent to form a solution

Colloid

Mixture whose solute particles are too large to dissolve making the mixture cloudy

Suspension

Mixture containing particles that are so large they will settle if not continuously mixed