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Title: Intro to BioChem: Basic Chemistry Concepts (Ch. 2)


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Intro to BioChem Basic Chemistry Concepts (Ch. 2)
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Definitions
  • Element
  • -A substance that cant be broken down into
    simpler chemical substances.
  • Atom
  • -The smallest part of an element that upholds the
    chemical properties of that element
  • -Whats smaller an atom or element?

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Structure of an Atom
  • Atoms have a nucleuslocated in the center of the
    atom
  • Atoms have electron energy levelssurround the
    nucleus

ATOM
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Structure of an Atom
  • Three subatomic particles
  • The nucleus is composed of 2 particles.
  • Protons positively charged
  • - shown in diagrams as
  • p or
  • Neutrons particles with no charge
  • - shown in diagrams as
  • no or o
  • (The nucleus is positively charged.)

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  • Electrons form clouds around the nucleus.
  • Negatively charged particles
  • Move rapidly randomly around the nucleus
  • Shown in diagrams as e- or -

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  • How do we calculate how many protons, neutrons,
    and electrons an atom has?
  • 1. Atomic Number of protons.
  • 2. Assume of protons of electrons.
  • 3. of neutrons atomic mass - of protons.

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How many electrons can a energy level hold?
  • First energy level
  • Closest to the nucleus
  • Smallest
  • Holds up to 2 electrons
  • Second energy level
  • Next one out after first energy level
  • Bigger Holds up to 8 electrons
  • Third energy level
  • Next one out after 2nd energy level
  • Larger yet holds up to 8 electrons

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  • Atoms can contain equal numbers of electrons and
    protons. (e p)
  • If an atom loses an electron, it becomes
    positively charged
  • If an atom gains an electron, it becomes
    negatively charged
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