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Matter

Occupies space and has mass

Examples of matter:

Solids


Liquids


Gases

Physical changes do not alter

basic nature of substance

Chemical changes change

the composition of the substance

Energy is massless and does not...

occupy space

Energy is defined as

the ability to do work

Kinetic energy is

actually doing work


ex: muscle contraction


Potential energy is

stored or inactive energy


ex: our muscles have stored kinetic energy

Elements:


How many? Most common?

112 elements, 92 naturally occuring


Oxygen, carbon, nitrogen, gold, and iron

What elements make up 96% of body weight?

Oxygen


Nitrogen


Hydrogen


Carbon

The smallest particle that still retains its special properties

atom

Most common chemicals in the body

Carbohydrates


Lipids


Proteins

Carbohydrates

sugars and starches, contain C, H, O

Lipid

insoluble in water, contain C, H, O but less oxygen, some have phosphorus

Protein

enzymes, hemoglobin, contractile proteins, contain C, H, O, N