Chemistry of Life
It's atomic
LMNT
Learning the Rules
Let's Bond
100

basic building blocks of all matter

atoms p37

100

any substance composed of just one atom

element p38

100

the variety of atoms of the same element are called ___________ these are all identical except the number of this atomic particle ___________

isotopes

neutrons 

p40

100

the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and so on shells of valence electrons are especially stable with 8 electrons in the outer shell, this is called 

octet rule p44

100

partial charges on one molecule are attracted to the opposite partial charge on nearby molecules, commonly formed in hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen or flourine

hydrogen bonding p 46

200

the two major types of chemical bonds are:

covalent and ionic p37
200

the three subatomic particles that compose an atom

protons neutrons electrons p38

200

total of all of the protons and neutrons in the most common isotope of an element 

mass number p40

200

t/f

elemental chlorine is a toxic gas

true p 43

200

fleeting interactions between moderately polar or nonpolar molecules

van der Walls forces p46

300

when atoms are chemically bonded together they form:

molecules p37

300

what are the charges of the three subatomic particles

protons positive 

neutrons neutral

electrons negative

300

the half life of c14 is ___________ and we can use this for _____________

5730 years 

dating dead organism 

p42

300

tendency for molecules of the same kind to stick together

cohesion

300

electrons are transferred in this type of bond and they are held together by an electrostatic interaction 

ionic bond p 46

400

these bonds hold atoms together by sharing electrons

covalent p 37

400
the outer shell of electrons is called the ________ and these are the only ones involved in chemical bonding

valence p40

400

measuring the ratio of carbon 14 to carbon 12 in a dead sample or fossil and comparing that to a sample of the isotope ratio in the atmosphere is a process called

radiocarbon dating p42

400

the surface of water molecules has a resistance to being broken known as 

surface tension p 50

400

when two atoms share pairs of electrons unequally

polar covalent bond p 46


500

these bonds hold atoms together by transferring electrons

ionic p 37

500

the identity of an atom is determined by: 

the number of protons in the nucleus p40

500

an atom that has gained or lost electrons and has aquired a net negative or positive charge

ion p42

500

water's tendency to stick to other substances or objects

adhesion p 59

500

when 2 atoms equally share one or more electrons, usually resulting in molecules

covalent bonds p 46

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