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Campbell Biology Chapter 2 Flashcards

Chapter 2 Campbell Biology vocabulary and questions

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886679588Matteranything that occupies space and has mass0
886679589Elementa substance that cannot be broken down1
886679590Compounda substance consisting of two or more different elements combined in a fixed ratio2
886679591Trace Elementsessential in human body, but only in minute quantities3
886679592Atomsmallest unit of matter4
886679593Proton(+) charged subatomic particle5
886679594Electron(-) charged subatomic particle6
886679595Neutron(n) charged subatomic particle7
886679596Nucleusatom's core8
886679597Atomic Numbernumber assigned to an element by the number of protons it contains9
886679598Mass Numbersum of the number of protons and neutrons in an element10
886679599Atomic Massatom's weight11
886679600Isotopesa form of an element with different # of protons12
886679601Radioactive Isotopesan unstable form of an element with different # of protons13
886679602Electron Shellsnumber of electrons for an element to be stable14
886679603Chemical Bondsatoms linked and held by attractions15
886679604Covalent Bondatoms linked and sharing valence electrons16
886679605Moleculelinked atoms17
886679606Elecronegativityattractions for shared electrons18
886679607Nonpolar Covalent Bondselements with equally shared electrons19
886679608Polar Covalent Bondsslightly electromagnetic bonds20
886679609Polar Moleculea molecule with slight unequal distribution of charges21
886679610Ionic Bondions with opposite charges are held together22
886679611Saltionic compound w/ metal and nonmetal23
886679612Hydrogen Bonda bond w/ a H+ ion24
886679613Chemical Reactionthe breaking and making of chemical bonds leading to changes in the composition of matter25
886679614Reactantsstarting materials in a chemical reaction26
886679615Productending materials in a chemical reaction27
886679616Cohesiontendency for same molecules to stick together28
886679617Adhesionclinging of one substance to another29
886679618Surface Tensiona measure of how difficult it is to stretch or break the surface of a liquid30
886679619Heatthe amount of energy associated with the movement of atoms31
886679620Temperaturethe intensity of heat32
886679621Evaporative Coolingwhen a substance evaporates and leaves a surface cooler33
886679622Solutiona liquid consisting of a uniform mixture of two or more substances34
886679623Solventthe dissolving agent in a solution35
886679624Solutethe substance dissolved in a solution36
886679625Aqueous Solutiona solution in which water is the solvent37
886679626Acidsubstance that adds H+ ions in solution38
886679627Basesubstance that removes H+ions in solution39
886679628pH Scalescale to describe how acidic or basic a solution is40
886679629Bufferssubstance that minimize changes in pH41
886679630Acid Precipitationprecipitation w/ pH lower than 5.242
886679631Ocean AcidificationCO2 dissolving in sea water and raising the acidity43
886679632_______ are the smallest part of an element that retains all properties of that elementatom44
886679633_______ cannot be broken downelements45
886679634_______ is not contained in nucleuselectrons46
886679635an element with different # of protonsisotope47
886679636unstable variation of an element with different # of protonsradioactive isotope48
886679637Electron shells have _______, _______, and _______ electrons2, 8, 1849
886679638_______ bonding involves the transfer of electronsionic50
886679639_______ bonding involves the sharing of electronscovalent51
886679640elements have differing electronegativity are _______polar52
886679641elements have the same electronegativity are _______nonpolar53
886679642_______ leads to surface tension in waterhydrogen bonding54
886679643sweating is an example of _______evaporative cooling55
886679644hydrogen ions = (_______)H+56
886679645hydroxide ions = (_______)OH-57
886679646substances that remove H+ ions are _______bases58
886679647substances that add H+ are _______acids59
886679648difference between pH of 6 and 7 is _______10X60
886679649when a _______ takes place, compounds change their propertieschemical reaction61
886679650matter neither gained nor destroyed, called _______Law of Conservation of Mass62
886679651_______ elements essential to life2563

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