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Chemical bond-
Forces formed by atom interactions
Molecules
Two or more atoms joined by strong bonds
Compounds
Two or more atoms of different elements joined by strong or weak bonds
Ionic bonds
The electron donor loses one or more electrons and becomes a cation, with a positive charge
Bonds goal:
•To fill outer shell
•To have no overall charge
Ionic bonds
An electron accepter gains an electron and becomes an anion with a negative charge
Opposite charges in Ionic bonding...:
Attracts the two charges together
Covalent bonds
Sharing of pairs of electrons between atoms
One pair of electrons=
Single covalent bond
Potential energy
Stored energy
Chemical energy
Potential energy stored in chemical bonds
Decomposition reaction (catabolism)
Releases energy and breaks down chemical bonds
(Boosts metabolism )
Synthesis reaction (anabolism)
Forms chemical bonds (builds)
Exchange reaction
Breaks down (decomposition) and then (synthesis) builds
Reversible reactions
Occurs simultaneously in both directions
Enzymes
Lower activation energy
Boiling water and salt...
Enzymes
A chemical reaction in cells cannot start without help
Activation energy
The amount of help that is needed to get a reaction started
Inorganic
Lack carbon
Two pairs of electrons=
Double covalent bond
Three pairs of electrons=
Triple covalent bond
Nonpolar covalent bonds
Involve equal sharing of electrons
Polar covalent bonds
Unequal sharing of electrons
Hydrogen bonds
Bonds between adjacent molecules, not atoms
Hydrogen bonds between water molecules cause...
Surface tension
Energy
The power to do work
Work
A change in mass or distance
Kinetic energy
Energy of motion
One pair of electrons=
Single covalent bond
Potential energy
Stored energy
Chemical energy
Potential energy stored in chemical bonds
Decomposition reaction (catabolism)
Releases energy and breaks down chemical bonds
(Boosts metabolism )
Synthesis reaction (anabolism)
Forms chemical bonds (builds)
Exchange reaction
Breaks down (decomposition) and then (synthesis) builds
Reversible reactions
Occurs simultaneously in both directions
Enzymes
Lower activation energy
Boiling water and salt...
Enzymes
A chemical reaction in cells cannot start without help
Activation energy
The amount of help that is needed to get a reaction started
Inorganic
Lack carbon
Two pairs of electrons=
Double covalent bond
Organic
Has carbon
Three pairs of electrons=
Triple covalent bond
Nonpolar covalent bonds
Involve equal sharing of electrons
Polar covalent bonds
Unequal sharing of electrons
Hydrogen bonds
Bonds between adjacent molecules, not atoms
Hydrogen bonds between water molecules cause...
Surface tension
Energy
The power to do work
Work
A change in mass or distance
Kinetic energy
Energy of motion
One pair of electrons=
Single covalent bond
Potential energy
Stored energy
Chemical energy
Potential energy stored in chemical bonds
Decomposition reaction (catabolism)
Releases energy and breaks down chemical bonds
(Boosts metabolism )
Synthesis reaction (anabolism)
Forms chemical bonds (builds)
Exchange reaction
Breaks down (decomposition) and then (synthesis) builds
Reversible reactions
Occurs simultaneously in both directions
Enzymes
Lower activation energy
Boiling water and salt...
Enzymes
A chemical reaction in cells cannot start without help
Activation energy
The amount of help that is needed to get a reaction started
Inorganic
Lack carbon
Two pairs of electrons=
Double covalent bond
Organic
Has carbon
Nutrients
Molecules obtained from food
Three pairs of electrons=
Triple covalent bond
Nonpolar covalent bonds
Involve equal sharing of electrons
Polar covalent bonds
Unequal sharing of electrons
Hydrogen bonds
Bonds between adjacent molecules, not atoms
Hydrogen bonds between water molecules cause...
Surface tension
Energy
The power to do work
Work
A change in mass or distance
Kinetic energy
Energy of motion
One pair of electrons=
Single covalent bond
Potential energy
Stored energy
Chemical energy
Potential energy stored in chemical bonds
Decomposition reaction (catabolism)
Releases energy and breaks down chemical bonds
(Boosts metabolism )
Synthesis reaction (anabolism)
Forms chemical bonds (builds)
Exchange reaction
Breaks down (decomposition) and then (synthesis) builds
Reversible reactions
Occurs simultaneously in both directions
Enzymes
Lower activation energy
Boiling water and salt...
Enzymes
A chemical reaction in cells cannot start without help
Activation energy
The amount of help that is needed to get a reaction started
Inorganic
Lack carbon
Two pairs of electrons=
Double covalent bond
Organic
Has carbon
Nutrients
Molecules obtained from food
Metabolites
Made or broken down in the body
Three pairs of electrons=
Triple covalent bond
Nonpolar covalent bonds
Involve equal sharing of electrons
Polar covalent bonds
Unequal sharing of electrons
Hydrogen bonds
Bonds between adjacent molecules, not atoms
Hydrogen bonds between water molecules cause...
Surface tension
Energy
The power to do work
Work
A change in mass or distance
Kinetic energy
Energy of motion
One pair of electrons=
Single covalent bond
Potential energy
Stored energy
Chemical energy
Potential energy stored in chemical bonds
Decomposition reaction (catabolism)
Releases energy and breaks down chemical bonds
(Boosts metabolism )
Synthesis reaction (anabolism)
Forms chemical bonds (builds)
Exchange reaction
Breaks down (decomposition) and then (synthesis) builds
Reversible reactions
Occurs simultaneously in both directions
Enzymes
Lower activation energy
Boiling water and salt...
Enzymes
A chemical reaction in cells cannot start without help
Activation energy
The amount of help that is needed to get a reaction started
Inorganic
Lack carbon
Two pairs of electrons=
Double covalent bond
Organic
Has carbon
Nutrients
Molecules obtained from food
Metabolites
Made or broken down in the body
Inorganic
NOT based on carbon and hydrogen
Three pairs of electrons=
Triple covalent bond
Nonpolar covalent bonds
Involve equal sharing of electrons
Polar covalent bonds
Unequal sharing of electrons
Hydrogen bonds
Bonds between adjacent molecules, not atoms
Hydrogen bonds between water molecules cause...
Surface tension
Energy
The power to do work
Work
A change in mass or distance
Kinetic energy
Energy of motion
One pair of electrons=
Single covalent bond
Potential energy
Stored energy
Chemical energy
Potential energy stored in chemical bonds
Decomposition reaction (catabolism)
Releases energy and breaks down chemical bonds
(Boosts metabolism )
Synthesis reaction (anabolism)
Forms chemical bonds (builds)
Exchange reaction
Breaks down (decomposition) and then (synthesis) builds
Reversible reactions
Occurs simultaneously in both directions
Enzymes
Lower activation energy
Boiling water and salt...
Enzymes
A chemical reaction in cells cannot start without help
Activation energy
The amount of help that is needed to get a reaction started
Inorganic
Lack carbon
Two pairs of electrons=
Double covalent bond
Organic
Has carbon
Nutrients
Molecules obtained from food
Metabolites
Made or broken down in the body
Inorganic
NOT based on carbon and hydrogen
Organic
BASED on carbon and hydrogen
Three pairs of electrons=
Triple covalent bond
Nonpolar covalent bonds
Involve equal sharing of electrons
Polar covalent bonds
Unequal sharing of electrons
Hydrogen bonds
Bonds between adjacent molecules, not atoms
Hydrogen bonds between water molecules cause...
Surface tension
Energy
The power to do work
Work
A change in mass or distance
Kinetic energy
Energy of motion
One pair of electrons=
Single covalent bond
Potential energy
Stored energy
Chemical energy
Potential energy stored in chemical bonds
Decomposition reaction (catabolism)
Releases energy and breaks down chemical bonds
(Boosts metabolism )
Synthesis reaction (anabolism)
Forms chemical bonds (builds)
Exchange reaction
Breaks down (decomposition) and then (synthesis) builds
Reversible reactions
Occurs simultaneously in both directions
Enzymes
Lower activation energy
Boiling water and salt...
Enzymes
A chemical reaction in cells cannot start without help
Activation energy
The amount of help that is needed to get a reaction started
Inorganic
Lack carbon
Two pairs of electrons=
Double covalent bond
Organic
Has carbon
Nutrients
Molecules obtained from food
Metabolites
Made or broken down in the body
Inorganic
NOT based on carbon and hydrogen
Organic
BASED on carbon and hydrogen
The importance of water...:
• (2/3) of body weight
•high heat capacity
•water is an excellent solvent
Three pairs of electrons=
Triple covalent bond
Nonpolar covalent bonds
Involve equal sharing of electrons
Polar covalent bonds
Unequal sharing of electrons
Hydrogen bonds
Bonds between adjacent molecules, not atoms
Hydrogen bonds between water molecules cause...
Surface tension
Energy
The power to do work
Work
A change in mass or distance
Kinetic energy
Energy of motion
One pair of electrons=
Single covalent bond
Potential energy
Stored energy
Chemical energy
Potential energy stored in chemical bonds
Decomposition reaction (catabolism)
Releases energy and breaks down chemical bonds
(Boosts metabolism )
Synthesis reaction (anabolism)
Forms chemical bonds (builds)
Exchange reaction
Breaks down (decomposition) and then (synthesis) builds
Reversible reactions
Occurs simultaneously in both directions
Enzymes
Lower activation energy
Boiling water and salt...
Enzymes
A chemical reaction in cells cannot start without help
Activation energy
The amount of help that is needed to get a reaction started
Inorganic
Lack carbon
Two pairs of electrons=
Double covalent bond
Organic
Has carbon
Nutrients
Molecules obtained from food
Metabolites
Made or broken down in the body
Inorganic
NOT based on carbon and hydrogen
Organic
BASED on carbon and hydrogen
The importance of water...:
• (2/3) of body weight
•high heat capacity
•water is an excellent solvent
Electrolytes
Inorganic ions that conduct electricity in solutions
Three pairs of electrons=
Triple covalent bond
Nonpolar covalent bonds
Involve equal sharing of electrons
Polar covalent bonds
Unequal sharing of electrons
Hydrogen bonds
Bonds between adjacent molecules, not atoms
Hydrogen bonds between water molecules cause...
Surface tension
Energy
The power to do work
Work
A change in mass or distance
Kinetic energy
Energy of motion