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WGUC190 Intro to Biology Unit 2 Exam Questions and Answers
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Q: Electrons
Answer:
Negatively charged particles that orbit outside of the nucleus in shells; shells fill
following a specific pattern( 2 in the first shell, 8 in the next) relative mass:
negligible or 0.

Q: Ion
Answer:
An atom with a positive or a negative charge.

Q: Element
Answer:
is a substance that is composed of a single type of atom.

Q: Atomic Mass
Answer:
the sum of the number of protons and the number of neutrons.

Q: Covalent bond
Answer:
Strong. Occurs between atoms in the same molecule, Electron pairs are shared,
creating a strong bond between atoms.

Q: Ionic Bond
Answer:
Moderately strong. Occurs between charged atoms (ions). Electron transfer from
one atom to another, resulting in a moderately strong electrostatic attraction
between oppositely charged ions.

Q: Hydrogen Bond
Answer:
Weak. Occurs between atoms in different molecules or parts of molecules. Weak
electrostatic attraction between areas of molecules with opposite partial charges.

, Q: 4 properties of water
Answer:
1) excellent solvent and can dissolve a wide range of substances.
it is cohesive.
water's temperature tends to remain stable.
solid water (ice) is less dense than liquid water.

Q: solvent
Answer:
the component of the solution in the greatest quantity.

Q: Solutes
Answer:
The components present in lower quantities.

Q: Hydrophilic
Answer:
water loving

Q: hydrophobic
Answer:
water-fearing or water-hating.

Q: Cohesion
Answer:
Attraction between molecules of the same substance

Q: surface tension
Answer:
the capacity of a liquid's surface to resist being ruptured when placed under tension
or stress.

Q: adhesion
Answer:
the attraction between water molecules and other molecules.

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