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Elements
unable to divide and still be the same thing
92% of average organisms consist of
atomic # =
number of protons
mass =
p+n+e
92% of an average organisms consists of
Carbon, oxygen, hydrogen, calcium, nitrogen, phosphorus
molecules
2 or more atoms held together with chemical bonds (O2)
compound = diff atoms held together with chemical bonds
chemical bonds
covalent
lonic
hydrogen
covalent bonds
strongest, most common, electrically neutral, shares electrongs (O to H in H2O)
ionic
loss or gain of electron from ions to form a stable compound (NaCl)
Hydrogen
weak, slightly polar and therefore attractive to other slightly polar molecules (H2O sticking to H2O)
cohesion
water molecules stick together because of hydrogen bonds
surface tension
resistance to being broken
adhesion
sticky to slightly charged surfaces
allows plants/trees to deliver water hundreds of feet away and defy gravity
allows water in plasma to be returned to heart from big toe
water
universal solvent for life
absorbs things in blood
Acids
yields H+ ions in solutoin
weak = milk
causes pain and tissue necrosis
Bases
Yields OH- ions in solution
Strong = NaOH
weak = blood, sweat
delayed pain, longer contact and deeper tissue damage
pros of water
lots of energy to heat up, more than most substances
human body/ animals can resist overheating
lots of energy to evaporate
hydrogen bonds in sweat break and releases heat and cool down organisms
float as ice because it expands and bcomes less dense
frost bite: freezing water inside cells and ice crystals puncture membrane leading to cell death and tissue death