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All life functions are driven by chemical reactions.
Biochemistry All life functions are driven by chemical reactions. Why do we need to know chemistry in biology?
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A. Levels of Organization
I. Introduction A. Levels of Organization Organism Organ System Organ Tissue (group of similar cells) Cell Organelle Molecule Atom
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B. Elements Substance made up of only one type of atom
Most of living matter is made of C, H, O, and N Familiarize yourself with: C, H, O, N, S, P, Mg, Ca, Na, Cl, K, I, Al, Fe
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C. The Atom 1. smallest unit of matter that retains the properties of an element 2. Subatomic Parts: Charge Mass Location Protons Neutron Electrons Atomic nucleus 1.7 x g ≈ 1 dalton Atomic nucleus 1.7 x g ≈ 1 dalton 1/1840 dalton Orbitals
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Proton _ _ _ _ _ _ + + + _ _ _ Neutron Electron
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3.Atoms of different elements differ in their number of subatomic particles
a) Atomic Number = the number of protons (and # of electrons) protons and electrons are equal to maintain a neutral charge b) Mass Number = sum of protons + neutrons *Used as an approximation of atomic weight
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Mass Number Atomic Number # Protons + Neutrons = 9 # Protons = # Electrons = 4 4
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*To calculate # of neutrons:
Subtract Atomic # from the Mass # 9 - 4 Atomic Number Mass Number # Protons + Neutrons = # Protons = # Electrons = 4 9 4 5 # of neutrons
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atomic number # protons = # electrons = # neutrons = 2 2 2 mass number / atomic weight
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c) Isotopes Atoms of the same element with the same number of protons but a different number of neutrons
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(Place 1 electron per orbital before doubling up)
4. Electron Orbitals 3-D space in which electrons move around the nucleus Maximum of 2 electrons per orbital b) Orbitals are organized into energy shells that surround the atomic nucleus. *First Shell = 1 orbital = max 2 electrons **Each Shell After = 4 orbitals =max 8 electrons (Place 1 electron per orbital before doubling up) c) Valence Electrons: found in the outermost shell
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5. Bohr Diagrams 2nd Shell (and higher) 4 Orbitals 1st Shell 1 Orbital
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11 electrons total 1 valence electron
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How many valence electrons?
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Carbon: Oxygen:
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6. Lewis Structure (dot diagram)
Only shows atomic symbol and valence electrons *Use periodic table column trick Sodium: Aluminum: Nitrogen: Na Al N Carbon: Oxygen: C O
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