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Unit 1 The Nature of Life Ch. 2 The Chemistry of Life Atoms - Atom – the basic unit of ___________ - The subatomic _____________ that make up _________ are ___________, neutrons, & ______________ - Nucleus – the ___________ of the _______ - Electron – a _________________ charged ______________ Elements & Isotopes - Element – a _________ substance that consists entirely of ______ type of ________ - Isotopes - _________ of the same ____________ that differ in number of ____________ o Because they have the same ____ of ____________, all _____________ of an ____________ have the same ______________ properties Chemical Compounds - Compound – a ______________ formed by the _____________ combination of ___ or more _______________ o Ex.) ________ Chemical Bonds - The __ main types of ____________ bonds are _________ bonds & _____________ bonds - Ionic bond – formed when __ or more _____________ are _______________ from 1 _______ to another - Ions - ________________ & _________________ charged _______ - Covalent bond – forms when _____________ are __________ between _________ - Molecule – the _____________ unit of most _______________ - Van der Waals Forces – the slight _______________ between _____________ charged, nearby ______________ The Water Molecule - A _________ molecule is ________ because there is an __________ distribution of ____________ between the _____________ & _______________ atoms - Cohesion – an ________________ between molecules of the _________ substance o Ex.) _________ - Adhesion – an _______________ between molecules of _______________ substances o Ex.) __________ molecules to __________ Solutions & Suspensions - Mixture – a material composed of __ or more ____________ or ______________ that are _____________ mixed together, but not _______________ combined - Solution – all components _____________ distributed - Solute – the _____________ that is ______________ - Solvent – the ____________in which the ___________ dissolves o Ex.) In a _________________ solution, ________ is the ____________ & ________ is the _____________ Acids, Bases, and pH - pH scale - _________________ system to indicate the _______________ of ____ ions in ______________, ranges from _______ - Acid – any ______________ that forms _____ ions in ____________ - __________ solutions have __________ concentration of ____ ions than pure _________ & have ____ values _____________ - The _____________ the concentration of ____ ions, the ___________ the ____ number - Base – a _____________ that produces _____________ ions in solution - _________, or alkaline, solutions have __________ concentrations of _____ ions than pure ________ & have ____ values _____________ - The ________ the concentration of _____ ions, the _________ the ____ value (up to ___) - Buffers – weak ________ or ________ that can react with strong ________ or ________ to prevent sharp, sudden changes in ____ The Chemistry of Carbon - Organic Compounds - ______________ created by _______________ - ___ groups of ____________ compounds found in __________ things are _________________, lipids, ____________ acids, & _______________ Carbohydrates - Carbohydrates - ______________ made up of ____________, hydrogen, & _____________ atoms - ____________ things use ___________________ as their main source of __________ o Ex.) ___________ & ___________ Lipids - Lipids – made mostly from ___________ & ______________ atoms - They can be used to store __________ o Ex.) _________, oils, ______________ Nucleic Acids - Nucleic acids – molecules that _________ & transmit ___________ information, made up of ________________ - Nucleotide – has __ parts: a ___________ sugar, a ________________ group, & a _______________ base - There are __ kinds of ____________ acids: _____ (ribonucleic acid) & _____ (deoxyribonucleic acid) - _____ contains the sugar _________, _____ contains the sugar _______________ Proteins - Proteins – molecules that contain _____________, carbon, ____________, & ___________ - ____________ are made up of ________ of __________ __________ - Amino acids - ________________ with an __________ group on one end & a ___________ group on the other end, there are more than ____ in ___________ - _____________ help to carry out ______________ reactions, transport small ____________ in & out of _______, & fight ___________ Chemical Reactions - Chemical reaction – process that __________, or transforms, __ set of _____________ into another - Reactants – the ____________ or _____________ that _______ into a ______________ reaction - Products - _____________ or compounds ______________ by a chemical reaction - ____________ reactions always involve ___________ in the ___________ bonds that join _______ in ______________ Energy in Reactions - __________ is _______________ when chemical ________ are ____________, & ______________ when chemical bonds are ______________ Energy Changes - ____________ reactions that release ________ often occur _________________ - ____________ that _________ energy will not occur without a source of _________ - _____________ need to carry out _____________ that require _________ in order to stay ________ - ____________ release the energy needed to ________, breathe, __________, & even __________ through chemical reactions - Chemical reactions occur when humans ______________, or break down (__________) food Activation Energy - Activation energy – the _________ needed to get a reaction ___________ Enzymes - Catalyst – a substance that _________ up the _______ of a chemical reaction - Enzymes - ___________ that act as ________________ catalysts o _______________ speed up _______________ reactions that take place in ______ - ___________ are specific, they _____________ only __ chemical reaction - ___________ provide a _______ where _____________ can be brought together to ________ - Substrates – the ____________ of ____________________ reactions The Enzyme-Substrate Complex - The ___________________ complex is a site where _______________ can be brought together to ________ Regulation of Enzyme Activity - ____________ may be affected by a change in ____, _______________, or a change in ___________ - _____ & _______________ cause _____________ to change their __________, preventing them from fitting together in the _____________________ complex