The Chemical Context of Life

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The Chemical Context of Life

Think of chemistry from 9th grade Think of chemistry from 9th grade. (I know it was ages ago) Write down 3 things you remember about chemistry in your notebooks.

Why are we studying Chemistry? Chemistry is what Biology is made of.

The Basics Everything is made of matter Matter is made of atoms Atoms are made of: PROTONS (+) NEUTRONS (0) ELECTRONS (-) Different kinds of atoms = elements

About 25 elements are essential for life Four elements make up 96% of living matter: Carbon (C), Oxygen (O), Hydrogen (H), and Nitrogen (N) Four elements make up most of remaining 4%: Sulfur (S), Phosphorus (P), Potassium K),and Calcium (Ca) The most common elements found in living things: ____________ Carbon - C Oxygen - O Hydrogen - H Nitrogen - N Sulfur - S Phosphorus - P Meet the Elements – They Might Be Giants: Video

ATOMS CAN JOIN TOGETHER TO Make Molecules Ex: Joining 2 HYDROGEN atoms with 1 OXYGEN atom makes one WATER molecule. A chemical formula tells what kind of and how many atoms are in a molecule EX: ________ H2O

A chemical equation tells what happens in a chemical reaction when molecules interact. NaOH + HCl → NaCl + H20 _______________ _______________ Molecules that react Molecules that are produced → REACTANTS PRODUCTS

ALL the chemical reactions that happen in cells = METABOLISM Chemical reactions can join molecules together. Chemical reactions can break molecules apart.

Living things use BOTH of these kinds of reactions (and MORE) to get the materials they need.

VERY, VERY LARGE MOLECULES = MACROMOLUCULES EXAMPLE: Insulin = C254 H377 N65 O76 S6

MOLECULES CAN BE SHOWN IN DIFFERENT WAYS

CARBON is the most important atom found in living things It can join to four other atoms at same time It can form rings or chain so it can make lots of different kinds of molecules.

ORGANIC molecules are found in living things and contain CARBON atoms

Hydrogen Ions (H+) More H+ = more acidic Ph is a measure of how acidic or basic something is Less H+ = more basic More H+ = more acidic

Think, Pair Share: What are some things that are acidic? What are some things that are basic?

WATER is important for all living things Average person ~~ 60-70% water Babies ~~ 78% Human brain ~~ 90%

WHY Water is important to cells: 1. It’s POLAR so it can DISSOLVE lots of different substances. 2. It can absorb lots of HEAT WITHOUT changing temperature very much. (That helps with homeostasis) 3. HYDROGEN BONDS form between water molecules so they stick together. 4.Water is an important REACTANT/PRODUCT in many CHEMICAL REACTIONS.

Make a T chart on a ½ piece of notebook paper: Things I get about chemistry Things I don’t get about chemistry