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Chem 1
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Water and Stuff
pH/Buffers
100

Name the 3 domains with their respective kingdoms

Bacteria: Eubacteria

Archaea: Archaebacteria

Eukarya: Plantae, Fungi, Animalia and Protista

100

What are the 4 most abundant elements that make up the human body? 

O, C, H, N, 

100

What is the name of an atom that is charged? 

An ion

100

What are the 4 types of chemical bonds?

Covalent bonds, ionic bonds, hydrogen bonds and Van der Waals interactions


100

What is the difference between adhesion and cohesion? 

Cohesion is the property of water sticking to another water molecule, while adhesion is the property of water sticking to a different molecule? 

100

Explain the pH scale


Answers may vary 

200

What is the smallest unit of matter? 

An atom

200

The three subatomic particles that comprise an atom are ______, _______, and an _______. 

Proton, neutron, electron

200

In any hydrogen atom, which of the subatomic particles will always be the same? 

Protons

200

What type of chemical bonding is present in methane (CH4)? 

Nonpolar covalent

200

What does it mean to have a high specific heat capacity? 

You require a lot of heat to raise the temperature. 

200
The pH of human blood needs to be maintained at a range very close to ____.

7.4

300

Name the 7 properties of life

Order, evolutionary adaption, growth and development, regulation, energy processing, response to the environment, and reproduction. 

300

The mass of an atom is located in the ______, while most of the volume is located in the _______. 

Nucleus

Electron Cloud

300

What is the relationship between protons and electrons in an atom containing a positive charge? 

P>E

300

A negatively charged atom is called a _____. 

Anion

300

What happens to the density and volume of water when the temperature is >4oC? What happens to the density and volume of water when the temperature is <4oC? 

Density gets lower while volume gets higher. 

300

Define the following terms:

Solvent, solute and solution

Solvent: the dissolving agent of a solution 

Solute: the substance that is dissolved 

Solution: a liquid that is a completely homogeneous
mixture of substances 

400

What is DNA?

What is a gene?

Genetic material

Units of inheritance (book full of DNA)

400

Find the charge, mass number and atomic mass of this hydrogen ion

-1, 1, 1

400

How many valence electrons does a S atom have? 

6

400

The product of ionic bonding is called a _____. 

salt


400

Name the 4 emergent properties of water. 

Cohesion/Adhesion

High Specific Heat capacity

Expands upon freezing

Dissolves and dissociates

400

What is [H+] of a solution with a pH of 3? 

10-3 M

500

Difference between a eukaryotic cell and a prokaryotic cell

eukaryotic cell is bigger and has a nucleus while a prokaryotic cell is smaller and lacks a nucleus 

500

Propose a shell diagram for a Mg2+ ion. 

500

Indicate how many of each subatomic particle is present in the following ion: 

32P-

Protons: 15

Neutrons: 17

Electrons: 16

500

A hydrogen bond only occurs between?

H-F

H-O

H-N

500

What does it mean to be an aqueous solution?  

The solvent is water. 

500

Acids _____ (attach/release) H+ in a solution, while bases ______ (attach/release) H+ in a solution. 

Release

Attach


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