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what's Matter?
Fundamental building blocks of nature
fundamental building blocks of nature.
What's elements?
Basic unit of matter
What's Energy?
Capacity to do work(put matter into motion)
What's potential energy?
Energy stored in structure
A)water stored in a lake uphill B)Chemical bonds of glucose molecule.
What's Kinetic energy?
Energy in an object in motion.
Water in a stream->allows mill to grind corn
broken glucose bonds->ATP->muscles work
Chemical energy?
Energy in chemical bonds
What's ATP?(IT's chemical energy)
Adenosine triphosphate
-stores energy
Electrical energy
Energy of separated charges
+pole/-pole separate charge
nervous impulse run just like a battery
Mechanical energy
Energy of matter in motion
bowling ball transfers energy o move pins.
muscle motion ->ATP ->contraction of muscle
characteristics of differnent particles.
proton+
Neutron*
electron-
neutron defines isotopes.
proton/elctronon determine element,
*electron determines bonding properties!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Number of PROTONs =
Atomic Number
#Proton +# Neutron =
atomic mass
isotope -?
same number of protons ->same element BUT differ # Neutrons
Ion?
Any atom with a positive or negative charge
Anion ? 아니...
An ion with a NEgative charge
Cation
Positive charge
Elctron Shells
electrons occupy "shells" as they orbit around the nucleus
(2, 8, 8)
First Shell -2 elements
H, he
2d shell- there are 8 elements
Li,Be,B,C,N,O,F,Ne
3th Shell- 8 elements
Na,Mg,Al,Si,P,S,Cl,Ar
Chemical Bonds.
ionic bond,covalent bond(POlar &NON-polar Molecule)
*ionic- ONE atom donates ElECTRON(S) to ANother.
*Covalent-TWO atoms share one/more elctrons.
An example of Ionic bond
Sodium Chloride (table salt)

Na+ Cl-
Examples of COvalent Bond
Methane (CH4)
Carbon Dioxide(Co2)
Ammonia (NH3)
AN example of Polar molecule
Elctron sharing is UNequal.
Water (H20)
NON-polar
Methane (cH4)
primary elements
CA,P

(calcium,phosphorus)
Trace Elements

(17)
K,S,Na,Cl,Mg,Fe,Cu,Zn,Mn,Co,Cr,Se,Mo,F,Sn,Si,V
Calcium
Bones,teeth,muscle and nerve action,blood clotting
Phosphorus
Bones,teeth,DNA,RNA,ATP.
Energy transfer