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CAMPBELL BIOLOGY UNIT 1 EXAM Q’S AND A’S Organisms are composed of... - ANSWER-Matter Matter is made up of... - ANSWER-Elements How many elements occur in nature? - ANSWER-82 Compound - ANSWER-A substance consisting of 2 or more different elements combined in a fixed ratio. % of natural elements that are essential elements - ANSWER-20-25% 4 Major elements of living matter - ANSWER-Carbon Nitrogen Oxygen and Hydrogen Atom - ANSWER-Smallest unit of matter this still retains properties of an element Atomic Nucleus - ANSWER-Proton and Neutron core Atomic Number - ANSWER-Number of protons; Shown by left subscript Mass number - ANSWER-# or protons + nutrons; Shown by left superscript Isotope - ANSWER-When some atoms of the same element have a different number of neutrons; Behave identically in chemical reactions; Radioactive Isotope - ANSWER-The nucleus decays spontaneously, giving off particles and energy. Half life - ANSWER-The time it takes for 50% of the parent isotope to decay Radiometric dating - ANSWER-Measuring the ratio of different isotopes and calculate how many half lives have passed Energy - ANSWER-The capacity to cause change Electron distance relating to potential energy - ANSWER-The farther away from the nucleus, the more potential energy First electron shell - ANSWER-Holds only 2 electrons Valence electrons - ANSWER-Electrons on the outermost shell Valence Shell - ANSWER-The outer most electron shell Inert elements - ANSWER-Have full valence shells so are chemically un-reactive Covalent bond - ANSWER-The sharing of an electron; Makes a molecule (Nonmetal- Nonmetal) Molecule - ANSWER-2 or more atoms held together by covalent bond

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CAMPBELL BIOLOGY UNIT 1 EXAM
Q’S AND A’S
Organisms are composed of... - ANSWER-Matter

Matter is made up of... - ANSWER-Elements

How many elements occur in nature? - ANSWER-82

Compound - ANSWER-A substance consisting of 2 or more different elements
combined in a fixed ratio.

% of natural elements that are essential elements - ANSWER-20-25%

4 Major elements of living matter - ANSWER-Carbon Nitrogen Oxygen and
Hydrogen

Atom - ANSWER-Smallest unit of matter this still retains properties of an element

Atomic Nucleus - ANSWER-Proton and Neutron core

Atomic Number - ANSWER-Number of protons; Shown by left subscript

Mass number - ANSWER-# or protons + nutrons; Shown by left superscript

Isotope - ANSWER-When some atoms of the same element have a different number
of neutrons; Behave identically in chemical reactions;

Radioactive Isotope - ANSWER-The nucleus decays spontaneously, giving off
particles and energy.

Half life - ANSWER-The time it takes for 50% of the parent isotope to decay

Radiometric dating - ANSWER-Measuring the ratio of different isotopes and
calculate how many half lives have passed

Energy - ANSWER-The capacity to cause change

Electron distance relating to potential energy - ANSWER-The farther away from the
nucleus, the more potential energy

First electron shell - ANSWER-Holds only 2 electrons

Valence electrons - ANSWER-Electrons on the outermost shell

Valence Shell - ANSWER-The outer most electron shell

, Inert elements - ANSWER-Have full valence shells so are chemically un-reactive

Covalent bond - ANSWER-The sharing of an electron; Makes a molecule
(Nonmetal- Nonmetal)

Molecule - ANSWER-2 or more atoms held together by covalent bonds

Electronegativity - ANSWER-The attraction of a particular atom for the electrons of a
covalent bond

Non-polar covalent bond - ANSWER-When 2 atoms bond together with the same
electronegativity

Polar covalent bond - ANSWER-When 2 atoms bond together with different
electronegativity

Cation - ANSWER-Positively charged ion (ionic bond)

Anion - ANSWER-Negatively charged ion (Ionic bond)

Ionic bonds - ANSWER-When charges are so unequal that the more electronegative
atom rips an electron completely away from its partner (metal- nonmetal)

Salts - ANSWER-Ionic compounds

Ionic compound formation - ANSWER-3 dimensional lattice

Hydrogen bonds - ANSWER-attraction between hydrogen and an electronegative
atom

Van der Waals Interactions - ANSWER-

Chemical reaction - ANSWER-Making and breaking of chemical bonds leading to
changes in the composition of matter

Photosynthesis equation - ANSWER-6 CO2 + 6 H2O --> C6H12O6 + 6 O2

Chemical equilibrum - ANSWER-Point at which the reactions offset one another
exactly and their concentrations stabilize at a particular ratio

Polar Molecule - ANSWER-overall charge is unevenly distributed

4 emergent properties of water - ANSWER-Cohesive behavior, ability to moderate
temp, expansion upon freezing, and versatility as a solvent

Cohesion - ANSWER-When the hydrogen bonds hold the substance together

Adhesion - ANSWER-clinging of one substance to another
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