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Biology:

Studies life and its processes

7 characteristics of living organisms

-cellular organization(consist of 1+ cells)


-Ordered complexity(complex/highly ordered)


-Sensitivity(respond to stimuli)


-Growth/development/reproduction


-Energy utilization(take in energy and use it)


-evolutionary adaption



Hierarchical organization levels

-Cellular levels


-organismal levels


-populational levels

Cellular levels of hierarchical levels

Atoms


molecules


organelle


cell

Organismal levels

Tissues


organ


organ system


organism

population levels

population


species


community


ecosystem


biosphere

Atoms are made of

-protons


-neutrons


-electrons

proton

positively charged particle always found in the nucleus

neutron

neutral particles always found in the nucleus

electrons

negatively charged particles that have almost no mass & are in constant motion. Found in orbitals (energy levels surrounding the nucleus)

ions

charged atoms, in which the number of electrons is not equal to the number of protons

cations

have more protons than electrons


positively charged

anions

have more electrons than protons


negatively charged

isotopes

atoms in the same element with different numbers of neutrons

electrons can be transferred from one atom to another while still retaining..

..the energy of their position in an atom

Chemical reactions

-oxidation


-reduction

oxidation

when an atom/ molecule looses an electron

reduction

when an atom/electron gains an electron

redox reactions

electrons carry energy from one molecule to another NAD+

4 main elements in living systems

-carbon


-hydrogen


-oxygen


-nitrogen

ionic bonds

formed between oppositely charged ions

Covalent bond

two atoms sharing one or more pairs of valence elsectrons

polar covalent bond

uneven charge distribution (partial positive/partial negative)

nonpolar covalent bond

both atoms exert the same pull

biological molecules are made of

carbon bonded to carbon


carbon bonded to other atoms

Chemical symbol for Hydroxyl

HO

chemical symbol for carbonyl

CO

Chemical symbol for carboxyl

COOH

Chemical symbol for amino

NHH

chemical symbol for sulfhydryl

SH

chemical symbol for phosphate

POOOO

chemical symbol for methyl

CHHH

O and N are

generally polar

C and H are

usually nonpolar