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Levels of Biological Organization. The Chemical Context of Life. Chemical Elements and Compounds. Matter - anything that takes up space : has a mass and a volume. Example: DNA, ________ Is air matter? Yes OR No How can we prove this?. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Levels of Biological Organization

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The Chemical Context of Life

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Chemical Elements and Compounds

• Matter- anything that takes up space : has a mass and a volume.– Example: DNA, ________

– Is air matter? Yes OR No• How can we prove this?

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• Element- a substance that cannot be broken down into other substances– Example: sodium (Na) and chlorine (Cl)• Compound- a substance consisting of two

or more elements. Example: Salt NaCl, HCO3 (important buffer involved in respiration)

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• Life requires approximately 25 chemical elementsThese six elements make 98% of all living

organisms:- Carbon- Hydrogen - Nitrogen - Oxygen- Phosphorous -Sulfur (sulphur)

(The remaining % = K, Ca, Na etc)

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• Trace Elements- small amount required by an organism, but very important.

- example Iron or Iodine

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Iron Deficiency

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• Atom-smallest unit of matter made up of protons, electrons, and neutrons.

Neutron: no chargeProton :+ chargeElectron: -charge

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• Ion-Charged particle-cation: positive ion (Na1+)

-Has one less electron, therefore it is positive

-anion: negative ion (Cl1-)-Has one more electron, therefore it

is negative

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• Atomic Number- Indicates the number of protons (can also predict size of the atom)

He = 2 protonsC = 6 protons

(if the atom is neutral then the atomic # = the # of electrons)

• Mass Number- sum of the protons plus the number of neutrons.

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• Standard Notation:

4 atomic mass # He

element symbol 2 atomic #

12C

6

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• Isotope- Different atomic forms of an element due to a different number of neutrons.Example: 12 13 14

C C C 6 6 6

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• Radioactive Isotopes are useful in-carbon dating-metabolism tracers-medicine

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• Why do some ions have less electrons?• Why do some ions have more electrons?– Think back to chemistry 11/Science 10/Science 9– Outer Electron Shells/orbitals (valence electron

shells)Bohr Models:First Shell: 2 electronsSecond Shell: 8 electronsThird Shell: 8 electronsFourth Shell: 18 electrons

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Bohr Models

• Lithium atom Chlorine atom

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Bohr Models

• Lithium Ion Chlorine Ion

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