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Elements used by the human body?
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Minerals
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Hydrocarbons + Functional groups-->
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Changes properties of the compounds when combined
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- COOH
- OH - NH2 - PO4 |
- Carboxyl
- Hydroxyl - Amino - Phosphate |
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Difference in 1st shell compared to the outermost shell
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Lower energy in the 1st and higher energy in the outer most shell
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Specific Heat
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Water is 1g/cal/degree C
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Lattice structure
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when water is at a solid state the hydrogen bonds release energy and become stabilized into a lattice structure
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What charge does the nucleus have?
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Positive charge
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Difference between covalent and ionic bonds
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covalent- shared
ionic- give&take |
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Subatomic particles
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P+, N, E-
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Example of 2 hydrogen isotopes
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Deuterium and Titrium
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Isotopes
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Same amount of protons but a different amount of neutrons
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types of covalent bonds?
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polar which carry a net charge and non polar which do not carry a net charge
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Net charge in Hydrogen bonds?
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NONE
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Properties in H2O
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1. Cohesion
2. Solvent 3. Heat Capacity 4. Density 5. Hydrophobic/Hydrophilicq |
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How many elections can carbon share?
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4!
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Ph Levels
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0-7 acidic- lots of hydrogen atoms to donate
8-14 basic- able to accept H+ easily |
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The Universal Solvent
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H2O
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Polar solvents dissolve in water means..
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like dissolves like
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why is ice less dense?
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the lattice structure has a lot of space between each molecular bond
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cohesion
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attraction between water molecules and cells in stems of plants that causes water to move against gravity if needed!
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cohesion in plants is called
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evapotranspiration/ transporation
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Difference in strong and weak acids
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strong acids like to donate H+ and weak acids are more reluctant to donate.
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Adding water to a weak acid will cause...
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a weak base
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Between water molecules are
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hydrogen bonds
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Atomic Number for Boron?
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5
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