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BIOS251-EXAM 1 (WEEK 2-CHEM)
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
2026-2027
Element - CORRECT ANSWER -
a form of matter that cannot be broken down any further by chemical reactions



Atom - CORRECT ANSWER -
the smallest particle of an element that still has the properties of that element



Protons - CORRECT ANSWER -+1 charge



Neutron - CORRECT ANSWER -neutral charge



Electrons - CORRECT ANSWER -much smaller mass than protons or neutrons; -1 charge



Atomic number - CORRECT ANSWER -number of protons in an atom



Mass number - CORRECT ANSWER -total number of protons and neutrons in an atom



Atomic weight - CORRECT ANSWER -average mass of an atom of that element



Molecules - CORRECT ANSWER -
atoms can react with either atoms of the same element or atoms of different elements to create molecul
es

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molecules are atoms held together by electron based interactions called intermolecular bonds (electrons
interact with other atoms to form bondsgsince they are the outermost subatomic particle)



Ions - CORRECT ANSWER -
are atoms or molecules with an electrical charge which arises from an imbalance of protons and electron
s

, Electrolytes - CORRECT ANSWER -are any substance that gives off or forms ions when dissolved in water



Ionic bonding - CORRECT ANSWER -- typically btw metals and nonmetals

- form btw cations (pos charge) and anions (neggcharge)

- forms by the transfer of electrons



Covalent bonding - CORRECT ANSWER -- typically btw nonmetals

- nonmetals form covalent bonds by sharing electrons btw them, as opposed to transferring electrons

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when one of thegatomsgin a bond has a higher affinity for electrons than the other (electronegativity), an
d a polar covalent bond is formed where electrons are shared unequally

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when both nonmetals have similar electron affinity, a nonpolar covalent bond is formed, where the elect
rons in the covalent bond are shared equally



Metallic bonding - CORRECT ANSWER -- typically btw metals

- elements broadly classified as either metals or nonmetals; grouped on the periodic table as such



Mixture - CORRECT ANSWER -
a combination of more than one compound, physically mixed together, two types of mixtures

1. homogenous

2. heterogenous



Homogenous mixture - CORRECT ANSWER -
do not separate over time and cannot be separated by most membranes, also known as solutions



Heterogenous mixture - CORRECT ANSWER -not uniform in their composition



Solution - CORRECT ANSWER --
cannot be visually distinguished from solvent or one another; cannot be separated by a membrane; usua
lly transparent

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