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CLA 210 NCSU EXAM 1 HEINEN FINAL SCRIPT
2026 COMPLETE SOLUTION SET

◉ ionic bond. Answer: chemical bond resulting from the attraction
b/n oppositely charged ions
- extreme differences in electronegativity
(ex. NaCl -- Cl- takes extra electron from Na+)


◉ ions. Answer: positively/negatively charged atoms
(ex. H+)


◉ hydrogen bond. Answer: chemical bond resulting from the
interaction b/n a Hydrogen atom (H+) w/ a slight positive charge &
an electronegative atom of another molecule
(ex. water)


◉ electronegativity. Answer: ability of atoms to attract electrons
- increases across a row in PT
- electrons held more tightly as # protons increase


◉ 3 unusual properties of water. Answer: 1. polar molecule --> good
solvent

,2. resistant to temperature change
3. forms hydrogen bonds


◉ how do hydrogen bonds contribute to the unique qualities of
water?. Answer: cohesion --> water molecules stick together
(surface tension)
- water movement in plants
- more hydrogen bonds in ice (less dense) than liquid water --> ice
floats (lakes freeze to protect fish, polar bears use ice as hunting
platforms)


◉ hydrophillic. Answer: "water-loving"
- positive & negative charge
- polar


◉ hydrophobic. Answer: "water-fearing"
- no positive & negative charge (neutral)
- nonpolar


◉ hydrophobic effect. Answer: exclusion of nonpolar molecules by
polar molecules--tendency of nonpolar molecules to self-associate in
water rather than dissolve individually
(ex. cell membranes, folding of proteins)

, ◉ 3 features of carbon that allow it to form diverse structures.
Answer: - form 4 covalent bonds
- form a tetrahedron
- form double bonds


◉ isomer. Answer: molecules w/ the same formula but different
structures


◉ isotope. Answer: atoms of the same element but different # of
neutrons


◉ how is a limited # of chemicals able to generate so much
biodiversity & essential functions of life. Answer:


◉ polymer. Answer: complex organic molecule made up of simple
repeating units connected by covalent bonds
(ex. DNA, RNA, nucleic acid)


◉ monomer. Answer: small chemical unit that makes up a polymer
(ex. nucleotide)

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