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Human Anatomy and Physiology Chapter 2 Flashcards

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1676622345PROTONPOSITIVE CHARGED PARTICLE IN THE NUCLEUS0
1676622346ELECTRONNEGATIVE CHARGED PARTICLE OUTSIDE THE NUCLEUS1
1676622347NEUTRONNEUTRAL PARTICLE IN THE NUCLEUS2
1676622348OOXYGEN3
1676622349CCARBON4
1676622350POTASSIUMK5
1676622351IODINEI6
1676622352HYDROGENH7
1676622353NITROGENN8
1676622354CALCIUMCa9
1676622355SODIUMNa10
1676622356IONAN ELECTRICALLY CHARGED ATOM OR GROUP OF ATOMS11
1676622357MATTERANYTHING TAKING UP SPACE AND HAS MASS12
1676622358ATOMSMALLEST PARTICLE OF AN ELEMENT THAT RETAINS THE PROPERTIES OF THE ELEMENT13
1676622359ELEMENTA UNIQUE SUBSTANCE COMPOSED OF ATOMS HAVING THE SAME ATOMIC NUMBER14
1676622360ENERGYTHE ABILITY TO DO WORK15
1676622361SYNTHESISA + B ---> AB16
1676622362AB + CD ---> AD + BCEXCHANGE17
1676622363DECOMPOSITIONXY ---> X + Y18
1676622364COVALENT BONDSHARING OF ELECTRONS19
1676622365POLAR COVALENTEXAMPLE IS WATER20
1676622366NONPOLAR COVALENTEXAMPLE IS CARBON DIOXIDE21
1676622367ACIDMEASURE OF H+ IONS IN SOLUTION22
1676622368BASEMEASURE OF OH- IONS IN SOLUTION23
1676622369BUFFERPREVENTS RAPID/LARGE SWINGS IN pH24
1676622370SALTSFORMED WHEN AND ACID AND BASE ARE COMBINED25
1676622371ORGANICCONTAINS CARBON26
1676622372INORGANICSALTS, ACIDS, OR BASES27
1676622373AMINO ACIDSBUILDING BLOCKS OF PROTEINS28
1676622374CARBOHYDRATESCONTAIN C, H AND O IN A 1:2:1 RATIO29
1676622375LIPIDSCOMPOSED OF FATTY ACIDS AND GLYCEROL30
1676622376FATTY ACIDBUILDING BLOCK OF FATS31
1676622377GLYCEROLBUILDING BLOCK OF FATS32
1676622378NUCLEOTIDESBUILDING BLOCKS OF NUCLEIC ACIDS33
1676622379PROTEINSCOMPOSED OF AMINO ACIDS34
1676622380STEROIDA CHOLESTEROL35
1676622381CHOLESTEROLA STEROID36
1676622382ENZYMEBIOLOGICAL CATALYST37
1676622383LACTOSEDOUBLE SUGARS OR DISACCHARIDES38
1676622384DNATHE "STUFF" OF THE GENES39
1676622385ANIMAL STORAGE CARBOHYDRATEGLYCOGEN40
1676622386POLYMERMADE UP OF MONOMERS41
1676622387MONOMERSINGLE UNIT THAT MAKES UP POLYMERS42
1676622388CATIONPOSITIVE CHARGED SUBSTANCE43
1676622389ANIONNEGATIVE CHARGED SUBSTANCE44
1676622390KINETIC ENERGYENERGY OF MOTION45
1676622391POTENTIAL ENERGYSTORED ENERGY46
1676622392ELECTRICAL ENERGYMOVEMENT OF CHARGED PARTICLES47
1676622393ATPADENOSINE TRIPHOSPHATE48
1676622394RADIOISOTOPEISOTOPES UNSTABLE DECOMPOSE TO BECOME STABLE49
1676622395COMPOUNDTWO OR MORE DIFFERENT ATOMS BINDING TOGETHER TO FORM A MOLECULE50
1676622396REACTANTSTAKING PART OF THE REACTION51
1676622397PRODUCTSTHE MOLECULE FORMED52
1676622398MOLECULAR FORMULASHOWING ATOMIC MAKE UP53
1676622399MOLECULETWO OR MORE ATOMS COMBINE CHEMICALLY54
1676622400CHEMICAL EQUATIONSHOWS A CHEMICAL REACTION55
1676622401IONIC BONDELECTRONS ARE TRANSFERRED FROM ONE AT ATOM TO ANOTHER56
1676622402BASESCONCENTRATION OF OH- IONS IN SOLUTION57
1676622403SALTCOMBINATION OF AN ACID AND A BASE58
1676622404HYDROLYSISPOLYMERS BROKEN DOWN TO MONOMERS59
1676622405GLUCOSEMONOSACCHARIDE60
1676622406DEHYDRATION SYNTHESISLINKING MONOMERS AND FORMING WATER61
1676622407POLYSACCHARIDEEXAMPLE: STARCH-- A POLYMER OF MONOSACCHARIDES62
1676622408LIPIDCOMPOSED OF GLYCEROL AND FATTY ACIDS63
1676622409TRIGLYCERIDESCOMPOSED OF FATTY ACIDS AND GLYCEROL64
1676622410SATURATED FATSAT ROOM TEMPERATURE ARE SOLIDS65
1676622411UNSATURATED FATSAT ROOM TEMPERATURE ARE LIQUIDS66
1676622412CATALYSTSINCREASES THE RATE OF A CHEMICAL REACTION67
1676622413ACTIVE SITECOLLECTION OF ATOMS THAT FIT AND INTERACT CHEMICALLY WITH OTHER MOLECULES68
1676622414ASESUFFIX FOR ENZYMES69
1676622415ANATOMYSTRUCTURE70
1676622416PHYSIOLOGYFUNCTION71

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