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Chemistry Basics: Understanding Matter, Elements, Atoms, and Chemical Reactions, Quizzes of Biology

Definitions and terms related to the fundamental concepts of chemistry, including the nature of matter, elements, atoms, isotopes, chemical reactions, and various types of bonds. It covers topics such as the periodic table, oxidation and reduction, and the properties of water.

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2011/2012

Uploaded on 01/31/2012

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TERM 1
What is Matter? What is it made up of?
DEFINITION 1
Anything that has mass and takes up space- Made up of
elements
TERM 2
Elements - How many natural - How many
make up 98% body weight - Name them
DEFINITION 2
- 92 naturally occurring elements- Six make up 98%-
SPONCH
Sulfer
Phosphorus
Oxygen
Nitrogen
Carbon
Hydrogen
TERM 3
What are the smallest units of matter?
DEFINITION 3
Atoms
TERM 4
What represents each
element?
DEFINITION 4
Atomic Symbol
TERM 5
Where are protons, neutrons and electrons
located?
DEFINITION 5
Protons & neutrons in the nucleusElectronsorbitingthe
nucleus
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What is Matter? What is it made up of?

Anything that has mass and takes up space- Made up of elements TERM 2

Elements - How many natural - How many

make up 98% body weight - Name them

DEFINITION 2

  • 92 naturally occurring elements- Six make up 98%- SPONCH Sulfer Phosphorus Oxygen Nitrogen Carbon Hydrogen TERM 3

What are the smallest units of matter?

DEFINITION 3 Atoms TERM 4

What represents each

element?

DEFINITION 4 Atomic Symbol TERM 5

Where are protons, neutrons and electrons

located?

DEFINITION 5 Protons & neutrons in the nucleus Electrons orbiting the nucleus

What is the mass number made up

of?

Sum of protons and neutrons TERM 7

What is the atomic number made up

of?

DEFINITION 7 Number of protons TERM 8

Periodic Table - Elements grouped by what? -

Vertical columns called..? Horizontal rows

called..?

DEFINITION 8 Grouped based on individual characteristics Vertical columns = groups Horizontal rows = periods TERM 9

What are Isotopes?

DEFINITION 9 Atoms of the same individual characteristics TERM 10

How can radioactive isotopes be used?

DEFINITION 10 Tracers in biochemical pathways Radiation used in medical treatment Determine age of fossils Mutagens

Besides the K shell, how many electrons can

an orbital hold?

Eight TERM 17

How elements react with one another is

dependent upon what?

DEFINITION 17 The number of electrons in the outer shell. TERM 18

During chemical reactions, what is Oxidation?

DEFINITION 18 The loss of an electron TERM 19

During chemical reactions, what is Reduction?

DEFINITION 19 The gain of an electron. TERM 20

A chemical formula indicates what?

DEFINITION 20 The number of atoms in each substance.

What is a molecule? What is a compound?

What is a mixture?

2 or more atoms bonded together.Molecules that consist of two or more different elements in proportions that never vary.Two or more molecules that are not chemically bonded. TERM 22

How is an Ionic bond formed?

DEFINITION 22 Electrons are transferred from one atom to another, creates an ion. TERM 23

How are Covalent Bonds formed?

DEFINITION 23 When two atoms share electrons so that each atom has a complete outer shell. TERM 24

What are three types of Covalent Bonds?

DEFINITION 24 Non-polar - sharing of e- is equalPolar - sharing of e- is unequalHydrogen - Water molecule. Weak and easily broken. TERM 25

Name 6 characteristics of the chemistry of

water

DEFINITION 25 High heat capacity High heat vaporization Water is important in chemical reactions both inside and outside living systems Cohesive and Adhesive High surface tension Frozen water less dense than liquid water