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  • - molecules found in living cells- carbon based

    Biomolecules
  • A pure substance with unique physical and chemical properties- cannot be broken down into other substances

    Element
  • Move around the nucleus in a defined space-participate in chemical reactions-Electrons-Outer shell electrons determine chemical behavior

    Negatively charged electrons
  • They have the same number of protons and electrons but differ in the number of neutrons-can come in different forms- differ only in their atomic mass

    Isotopes
  • They have unstable nuclei that decay into simpler forms, releasing high-energy radiation in the process

    Radioisotopes
  • Are two or more atoms that share electrons through a chemical bond, known as a COVALENT BOND- can contain atoms of the same element or different elements

    Molecules
  • Atoms that have gained or lost electrons and have an electrical charge

    ions
  • A bond that occurs between negatively and positively charged ions- forms between atoms with opposite electrical charges

    ionic bond
  • compounds that are held together by ionic bonds that form a crystal lattice   -held together by the mutual attraction between positively charged sodium ions and negatively charged chlorine ions

    Salts
  • Consists of two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom held together by covalent bonds- a polar molecule with slightly positive hydrogen atoms and a slightly negative oxygen atom- an excellent solvent for polar compounds (like salts) but not non polar compounds (like oils)- has a high heat capacity and can absorb and release large amounts of heat

    Water
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