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Pseudo science

Claim without actual study to back it up

Anecdotal observation

People concluding their is or isn't link between 2 things based on 1 or fewer observations

Element


Trace

Substance can't be broken down into other substances by chemical reaction


Required in very small amounts, can't live without

Atom

Smallest unit of matter, still retains properties of element

Atomic number

Number of protons in atom

Mass


Mass number

Amount of matter in object


Sum of protons and nuetrons

Isotopes


Radioactive

Element with differing number of nuetrons


Nucleus decays

Isotopes


Radioactive

Element with differing number of nuetrons


Nucleus decays

Electrons

Only particle that bonds atoms, negative charge, outer shell must be full

Isotopes


Radioactive

Element with differing number of nuetrons


Nucleus decays

Electrons

Only particle that bonds atoms, negative charge, outer shell must be full

Ionic bonds

One atom takes electron from another atom, positive charge gives up electron, negative charge takes electron

Covalent bonds

2 atoms share one or more electrons, strongest bond

Covalent bonds

2 atoms share one or more electrons, strongest bond

Hydrogen bond

Share electrons, but not equally. Think water, weakest bond

Covalent bonds

2 atoms share one or more electrons, strongest bond

Hydrogen bond

Share electrons, but not equally. Think water, weakest bond

Reactants


Products

Starting materials


Ending materials

4 properties of water

Cohesion- molecules stick


Temp moderation- heat


Less dense solid- molecules spread out, less dense. Ice


Good solvent- dissolve

4 properties of water

Cohesion- molecules stick


Temp moderation- heat


Less dense solid- molecules spread out, less dense. Ice


Good solvent- dissolve

Solution


Solvent


Solute

-Liquid consisting 2 or more substances


- dissolving agent, water


- what is dissolved, salt

Acid


Base

-chemical releases hydrogen into solution


-chemical removes hydrogen from solution

Acid


Base

-chemical releases hydrogen into solution


-chemical removes hydrogen from solution

pH scale

Measures amount of hydrogen in solution. Range 0-14


Acid low, base high

Organic compounds

Carbon based molecules. Carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen

Functional groups

Groups of atoms directly involved in chemical reactions

Functional groups

Groups of atoms directly involved in chemical reactions

Polymers


Hydrolysis

Formed through dehydration reaction


To break with water, adding

Disaccharide


Polysaccharide

Double sugar


Long chains of sugar, starch lycogen

Disaccharide


Polysaccharide

Double sugar


Long chains of sugar, starch lycogen

Carbohydrates

Sugars, monosaccharide simple sugars can't be broken down

Lipids


Fats

Hydrophobic


Fats subgroup, fatty acid tails, triglyceride

Saturated fats


Unsaturated fats

Have maximum hydrogen bonds, solid fats, meats


Less than maximum hydrogen, oils, liquids

Amino acids

Consists of central carbon attached to carboxyl group, amino group, hydrogen atom, or side group (unique)


20 different ones


Primary structure is list of amino acids in exact order

Polypeptide

Not a protein


Primary structure, secondary, tertiary, quaternary

Denature

Temperature and pH changes cause proteins to change shape, lose 3-d shape

Nucleic acids

DNA and RNA


Have adenine, guanine, cystosine, thymine. RNA has uracil instead of thymine


5 carbon sugar, phosphate group, nitrogen base