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BASIC CHEMISTRYHonors Biology
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Recall: Levels of Organization
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Biology Depends on Chemistry In our biosphere, everything is made of atoms
Through the interaction of chemicals we can better understand our biosphere
Give an example from what we have already done in Bio.
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2 MAIN AREAS1.NUCLEUS
-center2. ENERGY LEVELS
-outer circle(s)
THE ATOM
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3 subatomic particles
(small pieces of the atom)
In the nucleus:
1. protons
2. neutrons
In the energy levels:
3. electrons
THE ATOM
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A substance containing only one type of atom
is:
ELEMENT
THE ELEMENTCARBON ATOM
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All known elements are organized in the periodic table.
The periodic table tells you information about
each element
PERIODIC TABLE
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Information about elements
Atomic Number-
number of protons in the atom
Chemical Symbol
Atomic Mass-
number of protons and neutrons
Elements are not charged, therefore electrons always equal protons.
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Find the following
If the atomic number for H is 1:
How many protons in H?
If the atomic mass of H is 1:
How many neutrons in H?
How many electrons?
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Find the followingThe atomic number for O is 8.
How many protons in O?How many electrons in O?
The atomic mass of O is 16.How many neutrons in O?
Draw an Oxygen atom. Show the number of protons and neutrons in the nucleus and the electrons in the energy level.
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Draw Nitrogen Draw Carbon
Nitrogen atomic number: 7 atomic mass: 14 Carbon atomic number 6 atomic mass: 12
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Molecules 2 or more atoms
held together by chemical bonds
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A substance containing two different types of atoms
is:
COMPOUND
All compounds are molecules but not all molecules are
compounds
THE COMPOUNDCARBON ATOM
OXYGEN ATOM
What compound is this?
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How many elements in each of the molecules below?
How many atoms in each?
CO2 - carbon dioxide
H2O - water
C6H12O6 - sugar (glucose)
NaCl - salt
O2 - oxygen (usable)
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BondingIONIC BOND One atom gives
an electron to another- this causes a charge in the atom
Charged atoms are called ions.
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Bonding
Atoms share electrons in order to fill the
last energy level of each
“co-” means shareStrong Bonds!
COVALENT BOND
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How many bonds can these make?
Hydrogen Oxygen Nitrogen Carbon
*How many electrons are needed to fill the outer energy level?
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Bonds these make
Hydrogen - 1 Oxygen - 2 Nitrogen - 3 Carbon - 4
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Chemical Bonds: Hydrogen
Weak bond formed from the unequal sharing of electrons Slightly positive, slightly
negative ends Importance to biology:
critical to water’s properties, holds DNA
together
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Chemical Reactions
Synthesis Make a compound Ex: Photosynthesis
Decomposition Break down a compound Ex: Cellular Respiration
Both reactions important to biology: metabolism
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Chemical reactions are written like simple addition problems.
H2 O3 H2 O + O2
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H2 O3 H2 O + O2
Reactants (inputs): what goes in to the reaction
Products (outputs): what comes out of the reaction
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The body is factory of chemicals
Bonding takes place when chemicals react This is called a chemical reaction