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Smallest functional units of matter forms all chemical substances
atoms
cannont be broken down into any chemical substances
atoms
protons and neutrons are located in the
nucleus
where electrons travel (regions sorrounding neucleus)
orbitals
numbers dont change and equals the numbers of electrons
protons
multile forms of elements that differs in the number of neutrons
isotopes
number of theese stay the same
protons
2 or more atoms bonded together
molecules
Composed of 2 or more elements
compound
bonds that dont last very long
hydrogen bonds
bonds where an atom gains or loses an electrons
ionic bonds
electrons are equally shared between atoms
non-polar covalent bond
the larger nucleus holds the elctrons more tightly
polar covalent bonds
positivley charged ions
cations
negativiley charged ions
anions
hydrophilic
water loving
ready to dissolve in water
hydrophilic
ionic and polar covalent bonds
hydrophilic
hydrophobic
water fearing
do not dissolve in water easily
hydrophobic
nonpolar molecules
hydrophobic
Amphipathic Molecules
have both ionized and non polar regions
addition of solutes to water
lowers its freezing points below 0 degrees
addition of solutes raises
its boiling point to 100 degrees C
buffers
help to keep a conastant pH