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ch2 drjolley
Chapter 2
Question | Answer |
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proton | positive charge |
neutron | neutral charge |
electron | negative charge |
layers | different energy levels |
charge is like a magnet | positive and negative |
atomic number | number of protons |
atomic weight | average mass of protons plus neutrons |
element | substances made up of one type of atom |
molecule | two or more atoms bonded together |
types of bonds | ionic bonds, covalent bonds |
ionic bonds | electron moves from one atom to another giving each a charge |
covalent bonds | sharing of electrons |
disulfide bonds | covalent bond between 2 sulfur atoms |
hydrogen bonds | similar to ionic bond attraction of charged particles |
chemical reactions | change brought about by creating or breaking chemical bonds... |
2 main types | synthesis and decompostion |
synthesis | bonds formed to make a new compound |
decomposition | bonds are broken to form 2 or more smaller molecules |
water | 60-70% of the body |
Solvent | solutes dissociate in water |
lubricant | reduce friction in GI tract and joints |
High specific heat | requires alot of energy to raise temerature |
high heat of vaporization | absorbs body heat to cool the body when sweating |
compartments | water is given a different name depending location in body |
intercellular fluid | water within cells |
extracellular fluid | water outside of cells |
plasma | water in blood |
lymph system | water in lymph system |
interstitial fluid | water found between cells |
specialized fluids | synovial fluid, csf, aqueous humor, and others |
Oxygen | o2 molecules in form of a gas |
important in cellulat respiration | process of breaking down food to get energy |
carbon dioxide | co2 molecule in form of a gas |
trace elements | necessary substances needed in very small amounts |
Acids | a substance that increases the concentration of H+ ions in water |
base | a substance that decreases the concentration of H+ ions in water |
body Ph | ICF 6.8 blood 7.35-7.45 |
buffer system | chemical or pair of chemical that minimize change in PH |
organic compounds | contain carbon and hydrogen |
4 major groups | carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, nucleic acids |
carbohydrates | energy source |
deoxyribose | petose sugar, part of DNA |
ribose | part of RNA |
disaccharides | double sugar carbohydrates |
oligsaccharides | 3-20 sugars |
polysaccharides | thousands of glucose molecules |
starches | glucose storage in plants |
gylcogen | the form of glucose storage in liver |
cellulose | chain of glucose in plant cell walls |
lipids | fat |
3 types of fats | true fats, phospholpids, steroids |
true fats | glycerol |
saturated fat | all carbons bonded to the maximum number of hydrogens |
unsaturated fats | one or more carbons are double bonded |
phospholipids | diglycerides with a phosphate group bonding site |
steriods | estrogen,progesterone, testosterone, cholesterol |
proteins | made up of amino acids |
enzymes | protiens |
nucleic acids | DNA and RNA |
ATP | adenosine Tri Phosphate |
Sugar for RNA | ribose |
bases for RNA | adenine |
Sugar for DNA | deoxyribose |
bases for DNA | adenine, thymine, guanine, cytosine |
basic from of energy | atp |
H | hydrogen |
C | carbon |
n | nitrogen |
O | oxygen |
F | Fluorine |
Na | sodium |
Mg | magnesium |
p | phosphorus |
S | sulfur |
Ci | cholrine |
k | potassium |
Ca | calcuim |
Mn | manganese |
Fe | iron |
Co | cobalt |
Cu | copper |
Zn | zinc |
I | iodine |