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1 DO NOW Read The Chemistry of Life Introduction Read, underline, highlight, and ASK QUESTIONS. Is there anything you have heard of?

2 The Chemistry Of Life Unit 2

3 Why are we studying chemistry? “What are you made of? Just as buildings are made from bricks, steel, glass, and wood, living things are made from chemical compounds. When you eat food or inhale oxygen, your body uses these materials in chemical reactions that keep you alive. If the first task of an architect is to understand building materials, then the first task of a biologist is to understand the chemistry of life.”

4 The Basic Unit of Matter Atom- smallest unit, or part, of any “thing.” Atom comes from Greek word atomos- “unable to be cut” 100 million atoms

5 PAUSE. What is the smallest unit of matter called?

6 Subatomic Particles Sub-marine Sub-zero Sub-atom-ic There are 3 particles found within an atom: Protons Neutrons Electrons Particles- “Small things”

7 PAUSE. What does “subatomic” mean?

8 PAUSE. What does “subatomic” mean? What are the 3 “subatomic” particles?

9 Subatomic Particles Carry a Charge Protons- positive charge (+) Neutrons- neutral, or no charge Electrons- negative charge (-)

10 Protons (+) and Neutrons have the same weight. Protons (+) are Neutrons make up the Nucleus, which is at the center of an atom. Electrons (-) are found outside the nucleus.

11 PAUSE. What is the charge on a proton? What the charge on an electron? What is the charge on a neutron?

12 PAUSE. Where do we find protons and neutrons in an atom? Where do we find electrons in an atom?

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14 Protons (+) and Neutrons in the Nucleus

15 Protons (+) and Neutrons in the Nucleus Electrons (-) stay outside the nucleus

16 Protons (+) and Neutrons in the Nucleus (Living that life) Electrons (-) stay outside the nucleus (Haters)

17 PAUSE. Where do we find PROtons and NEUtrons?? Where do we find electrons (-) ??

18 Atoms have the same number of protons (+) and electrons (-) – Same amount of positive (+) and negative (-) charges Overall charge of an atom is NEUTRAL

19 What is an “atom?” What are the 3 subatomic particles of atoms?

20 DO WE UNDERSTAND?!?! Questions!?!

21 What is the charge of a proton? What is the charge of a neutron? What is the charge of an electron?

22 What is the center of an atom called? Where do we find protons, neutrons, and electrons in an atom?

23 What is the “overall charge” of an atom and WHY?

24 Elements A pure substance composed of just 1 type of atom Pure- not mixed with anything else Composed- made of

25 C 6 Carbon 12.01

26 C 6 Carbon 12.01 # of protons Name of Element Symbol for Element Atomic weight


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