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Chemistry of Life

Periodic table of elements

Examples??

Aluminum – as in aluminum foil

Oxygen – as in the oxygen we breathe in air

Sodium – as in table salt

Neon – as in neon signs

Gold and silver – as in… you know, gold and silver…

Vocabulary Atom Smallest unit of matter Cannot be broken down Greek atomos means “unable to be cut”

Vocabulary Element Pure substance made of only one type of atom Different elements are found on the periodic table Example: pure gold is made of many gold atoms

Vocabulary Not all of the matter in the world is pure – made of only one element For example, there is no “water” element A group of atoms combined together is a molecule A group of atoms held together by bonds

A molecule of water (H2O) Hydrogen atoms Oxygen atom

In a molecule, atoms are held together by bonds

Types of bonds Covalent bond Ionic bond bond formed by the sharing of one or more electrons, between atoms (need to add something about C forming 4 and that leads to large molecules) Ionic bond Bond formed by one atom giving away electron to another atom No sharing

Types of bonds Hydrogen bond Bond formed when a positive (+) hydrogen atom of one molecule is attracted to a negative (-) atom of another molecule. Creates partially + and partially - ends + - + - + +