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Elements used by the human body?
Minerals
Hydrocarbons + Functional groups-->
Changes properties of the compounds when combined
- COOH
- OH
- NH2
- PO4
- Carboxyl
- Hydroxyl
- Amino
- Phosphate
Difference in 1st shell compared to the outermost shell
Lower energy in the 1st and higher energy in the outer most shell
Specific Heat
Water is 1g/cal/degree C
Lattice structure
when water is at a solid state the hydrogen bonds release energy and become stabilized into a lattice structure
What charge does the nucleus have?
Positive charge
Difference between covalent and ionic bonds
covalent- shared

ionic- give&take
Subatomic particles
P+, N, E-
Example of 2 hydrogen isotopes
Deuterium and Titrium
Isotopes
Same amount of protons but a different amount of neutrons
types of covalent bonds?
polar which carry a net charge and non polar which do not carry a net charge
Net charge in Hydrogen bonds?
NONE
Properties in H2O
1. Cohesion
2. Solvent
3. Heat Capacity
4. Density
5. Hydrophobic/Hydrophilicq
How many elections can carbon share?
4!
Ph Levels
0-7 acidic- lots of hydrogen atoms to donate

8-14 basic- able to accept H+ easily
The Universal Solvent
H2O
Polar solvents dissolve in water means..
like dissolves like
why is ice less dense?
the lattice structure has a lot of space between each molecular bond
cohesion
attraction between water molecules and cells in stems of plants that causes water to move against gravity if needed!
cohesion in plants is called
evapotranspiration/ transporation
Difference in strong and weak acids
strong acids like to donate H+ and weak acids are more reluctant to donate.
Adding water to a weak acid will cause...
a weak base
Between water molecules are
hydrogen bonds
Atomic Number for Boron?
5