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Page 1: Chemistry of Life Matter Occupies space and has mass Mass How much matter an object has Weight Force of gravity pulling on an object 20walk1.jpg

Chemistry of Life

MatterOccupies space and has mass

MassHow much matter an object has

WeightForce of gravity pulling on an object

http://www.rgvchallengerlearningcenter.com/Space%20walk1.jpg

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Elements and Atoms

Elements•Cannot be broken down into simpler kinds of matter•More than 100 exist•Fewer than 30 are important to life

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Atoms and Molecules

Atom:The smallest unit of an element having all the characteristics of that element

•Electrons: negative, orbit around the nucleus, almost no mass•Protons: positive, in nucleus, mass of 1•Neutrons: neutral, in nucleus, mass of 1

http://education.jlab.org/qa/atom_model_02.gif

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Atoms and Molecules

MoleculesThe smallest particle of a substance that retains the properties of the substance; composed of two or more atoms

http://www.sdsc.edu/GatherScatter/gsmar94/Images/molecule.gif

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What do you remember from Junior High Science?

Atomic Number:Number of protons

Mass Number:Protons + Neutrons

Ion:+ or - charged atom

Isotope:Atoms of the same element with different numbers of neutrons (and therefore different masses)

http://serc.carleton.edu/images/introgeo/quantskills/CFourteen.gif

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Bohr Model of the Atom(This model is out-of-date, but still useful for basic chemistry…)

http://js082.k12.sd.us/My_Classes/Physical_Science/atoms/atom-bohr.gif

What to remember:•Up to

•2 e- in the first shell•8 e- in the next two shells

This is what the “new” model looks like:

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Ionic Bonds

When one atom donates e- to another atom.•Leads to + and - charged atoms•Attracted to each other•Overall, the molecule is neutral

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Covalent Bonds

CHHHH

When atoms SHARE e- to form a neutral molecule

Methane

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So how do scientists think the UNIVERSE began?

http://rhysy.plexersoft.com/Explosion%20test%202e.jpg

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The formation of Earth…

•Molten gases and materials cooled•Made of atoms with different weights•Some sank; some floated to surface

http://geology.com/news/images/tungurahua-volcano.jpg

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LifeLife formed on the surface from the less dense elements.

http://www.solstation.com/stars/earth2.jpg

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HHydrogen OOxygen

NNitrogen CCarbon

Most common biological bonds in nature…

96% of all living matter is composed of:

H, O, N, and C

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Stable or Unstable?For molecules composed of H, O, N, and/or C, just count the covalent bonds.

•Correct number? STABLE•Wrong number? UNSTABLE

O=O O=C=O-HSTABLE UNSTABLE