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36 Cards in this Set

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cognitive mapping
allows organism to figure out spatial relationship of surroundings
associative learning
when organism learns to associate 2 stimuli
classical conditioning
associating stimuli with reward or punishment
operant conditioning
associating behavior with reward/punishment
where are protons & neutrons found?
nucleus
valence shell
outermost energy level is full
isotopes
atoms with varying amounts neutrons
are isotopes stable?
no & undergo radioactive decay
electronegativity
tendency of atom to attract electrons
electronegativity increases as one moves
up and right on table
covalent bonding
involves atoms sharing electrons in effort to fill their valnce shell. very strong atomic attraction
4 examples of covalent bonds
CH4, O2, H2, H2O
polar covalent bond
results in polar molecules. molecules with partially charged "poles". result of covalent bonds occurring between atom with high electroneg. & one with low electroneg.
non-polar covalent bond
covalent bond between atoms with little/no difference in electronegativity.
ionic bonding
electrical attraction between ions w/ opposite charges
cation
positive ion
anion
negative ion
hydrogen bonding
intermolecular attraction between polar covalent molecules
is water a polar molecule?
yes.
water is the result of _____________ between oxygen and hydrogen atoms
polar covalent bonds
cohesion
water molecules drawn towards each other
cohesion leads to......
surface tension
adhesion
water molecules are drawn toward charges or partial charges on other molecules
water has high specific heat. t or f?
true
specific heat
energy needed to in crease temp of 1g of material 1 degree C
water has high heat of vaporization. t or f?
true
what does it mean when water has high heat of vaporization?
high amount of heat energy required to get water to vaporize
water is less dense as a solid. t or f?
true
water is a versatile solvent. t or f?
true
what does it mean when water is a versatile solvent?
polar compounds dissolve in water
water molecules dissociate into....
H+ and OH-
acids
inreases relative H+ in solution
bases
reduces relative H+ of solution
buffers
molecules that allow substances to resist changes in pH
molecular function is directly tied to its shape. t or f?
true.
which would contain polar covalent bond? Cl2, NaCl, H2O, CH4, C6H12O6
H2O