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Living things are made of

Chemical compounds

Biologist need to understand

The chemistry of life

Subatomic particles

Protons neutrons electrons

The basic unit of matter

Atoms

Atomos

Unable to be cut

Protons are

Positive

Neutrons have

No charge

Electrons are

Negatively charged

Protons and neutrons are located

In the nucleus

Electrons are located

Around the nucleus

Electrons are outside of the nucleus because

Of energy of their motion

Positive and negative charges

Balance out

Isotopes have the same

Chemical properties

Chemical element

A pure substance that consists entirely of one type of atom

Isotopes

Atoms of the same element with different amounts of neutrons

Some isotopes are

Radioactive

Chemical compound

A substance formed by the chemical combination of two or more elements in definite proportions

Chemicals bonds

Ionic covalent hydrogen

Ionic bonds

When electrons are transferred

Covalent bonds

When electrons are shared

Electrons travel around both nuclei forming

A covalent bond

Molecules

When atoms are joined by covalent bonds

Polar molecule

Uneven distribution of charge one end is slightly positive and the other end is slightly negative

Universal solvent

Water

Hydrophilic

Dissolves in water

Hydrophobic

Does not dissolve in water

Cohesion

The attraction between molecules within a substance

Surface tension

When hydrogen bonds form a skin because of cohesion

Adhesion

The attraction of water molecules to other substances

Capillary action

When water moves up a tube and into spaces

Meniscus

Curved surface of water in tube