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Atom

Atom

Basic unit of matter that consists of a dense central nucleus surrounded by electrons

1) Hydrogen atom


2) We can't see hydrogen atoms with our eyes.

Molecule

Molecule

Electrically neutral group bonded by chemical bonds

1) Water


2) Water is a molecule which is H2O

Element

Element

Substances that cannot be separated into simpler substances

1) Ion Neon


2) We can see elements in periodic table.

Proton

Proton

Positively charged elementary particle

1) uud


2) There are 8 protons in oxygen.

Electron

Electron

A stable particle in all atoms

1) Negative charge


2) Carbon have 8 electrons.

Neutron

Neutron

Elementary having no charge

1) Neutral charge


2) Carbon have 6 neutrons.

Ion

Ion

Electrically charged atom or group of atoms losing or gaining electrons

1) H+ OH-


2) Ion can have either have negative and positive charge.

Isotope

Isotope

A chemical element the same protons in the nucleus

1) Carbon


2) Carbon have 3 kinds of isotope. Carbon skeleton.

Ionic bond

Ionic bond

Two ions formed by moving one or more electrons

1) NaCl


2) NaCl is bonded by ionic bond.

Covalent bond

Covalent bond

The bond formed by sharing electrons

1) HCl


2) Covalent bond shares their electron shell.

Polar covalent bond

Polar covalent bond

A type of bond which electrons are shared unequally

1) CO3


2) There are polar covalent bond and covalent bond.

Law of conversation of matter

Law of conversation of matter

The law of matter cannot be created or destroyed

1) Chemical formula


2) When we dissolve something , law of conservation of matter involves in chemical formula.

Activation energy

Activation energy

The least amount of energy required to move atoms or molecules

1) Chemical formula


2) We can see activation energy from chemical formula and chemical reactions.

Hydrogen bond

Hydrogen bond

A type of chemical bond when hydrogen has a covalent bond

1) Ethanol


2) Ethanol is bonded by hydrogen bond.

PH scale

PH scale

A scale that shows substances PH

1) PH scale paper


2) We can see if something is acid from PH scale.

Acid

Acid

A substance with a sour taste

1) Lemon


2) Lemon is acid and its lower than 7 in PH scale.

Base

Base

The principal element (base)

1) Subatomic particles.


2) When we dissolve a substance the base is the result.

Organic compounds

Organic compounds

A compound containing hydrocarbon group

1) Glucose


2) Organic compounds are made with hydrocarbon.

Macromolecules

Macromolecules

A very large molecule

1) Plastics


2) macromolecule is made if small molecules.

Carbohydrates

Carbohydrates

Organic compounds including hydrogen and oxygen

1) Bread Milk


2) We need to eat carbohydrates to have energy.


Lipids

Lipids

A organic compounds insoluble in water and soluble in alcohol

1) Cells of animal


2) Lipids are soluble in water and it protect animal genes.

Proteins

Proteins

The plant or animal tissue with a lot of molecules

1) Beans Grains Nuts


2) Beans contain a lot of proteins.

Nucleic Acids

Nucleic Acids

Complex compounds with high molecular weight

1) DNA, RNA


2) Nucleic Acids contain genetic informations.

Monosaccharides

Monosaccharides

A simple sugar

1) Disaccharide, polysaccharide


2) monosaccharide contains C H O.

Fatty acids, glycerol

Fatty acids, glycerol

Consist of a long hydrocarbon chain

1) Perfumes, Cosmetics


2) Fatty acids and glycerol consist a long hydrocarbon chain.

Amino acids

Amino acids

An organic compounds that contains at least one amino group

1) Valine, Lysine


2) There's 22 kinds of amino acids.

Nucleotides

Nucleotides

Any group of molecules that build block of DNA or RNA

1) DNA, RNA


2) There is DNA and RNA in nucleotides.

Disaccharide

Disaccharide

Group of carbohydrates

1) Milk sugar


2). Disaccharide is a group of carbohydrates.

Polysaccharide

Polysaccharide

A carbohydrate containing more than three monosaccharide

1) Starch, Glycogen


2) Polysaccharide have more than three monosaccharide.

Polypeptide

Polypeptide

Chain of amino acids linked together

1) Hemoglobin


2) Hemoglobin have 1 polypeptide.

Peptide Bond

Peptide Bond

A covalent bond formed by joining the carboxyl group

1) Dipeptide


2) Peptide bond is formed by carboxyl group.

DNA

DNA

Genetic information

1) A T G C


2) DNA contains genetic information that decide our appearance.

Gene

Gene

The basic physical unit of heredity

1) Heredity


2) Gene decide our heredity.