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Matter
Anything that takes up space and has mass
Smallest stable unit of matter
Atom
found in the nucleus and contains a + charge
Protons
found in the nucleus and contains no charge
Neutrons
are lighter than Protons and are found surrounding the nucleus and contains a negative charge. They are found surrounding because they are attracted to the positive protons
Electrons
number of protons in an atom
Atomic number
Attraction between opposite electrical charges
Electrical force
Element
A pure substance composed of atoms of only one kind
Ionic Bonding
Bonds that form between ions
Ions with a positive charge are called
cations
Ions with a negative charge are called
anions
Covalent bonding
Equal sharing of electrons
Polar Covalent bonding
unequal sharing of electrons
Promotes chemical reactions by lowering the activation energy (amount of energy required to start a reaction). Is a catalyst which accelerates chemical reactions.
Enzymes
Inorganic compounds
usually lack carbon and hydrogen as their primary structural ingredients
(1. Carbon Dioxide 2. Oxygen 3. Water)
Organic Compounds
always formed with carbon & hydrogen.
Ex. Carbohydrates, Lipids, Proteins, Nucleic Acid, ATP
Water
WATER IS THE MOST IMPORTANT CONSTITUENT OF THE HUMAN BODY 2/3 OF TOTAL BODY WEIGHT
Properties of Water
1. Solubility: ability to dissolve or break up in water
2. Reactivity: Chemical reactions
3. High Heat Capacity
4. Lubrication: Because of the little friction between water molecules
Carbohydrates
Organic compound
Source of Energy
Ex. Sugar, starches(1% of body weight)
Lipids
Organic compound
Fats
Function/ mostly for energy source
12-18% of total body weight in men
18-24% of total body weight in women
Proteins
Organic compound
Function/ 1. Essential component for muscle contraction and 2. Helps in protection of your body (antibodies).
most abundant organic compound
20% of total body weight
Nucleic Acid
Organic compound
2 Types:
A. Deoxyribonucleic Acid
B. Ribonucleic Acid
DNA
Stores genetic information
2 long strands with individual subunits called nucleotides
RNA
performs protein synthesis
1 Long strand composed of nucleotides
ATP
Used to provide energy
Energy from ATP is used for
1. Muscle contraction
2. Movement of chromosomes during cell division
3. Movement of cytoplasm within cells
4. Transporting substances across cell membrane
Oxygen, O
65%
Carbon, C
18.6%
Hydrogen, H
9.7%
Nitrogen, N
3.2%
Calcium, Ca
1.8%
Phosphorus, P
1.0%
Potassium, K
0.4%
Sodium, Na
0.2%
Chlorine, Cl
0.2%
Magnesium, Mg
0.06%
Sulfur, S
0.04%
Iron, Fe
0.007%
Iodine, I
0.0002%