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Chapter Introduction | life11e_ch02_1.html | 5745e9b2757a2e6045000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch02_1_dlap.xml | 5745e9b2757a2e6045000000 |
key concept2.1Atomic Structure Explains the Properties of Matter | life11e_ch02_2.html | 5745e9b2757a2e6045000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch02_2_dlap.xml | 5745e9b2757a2e6045000000 |
What are atoms? | life11e_ch02_3.html | 5745e9b2757a2e6045000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch02_3_dlap.xml | 5745e9b2757a2e6045000000 |
An element consists of only one kind of atom | life11e_ch02_4.html | 5745e9b2757a2e6045000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch02_4_dlap.xml | 5745e9b2757a2e6045000000 |
Each element has a unique number of protons | life11e_ch02_5.html | 5745e9b2757a2e6045000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch02_5_dlap.xml | 5745e9b2757a2e6045000000 |
The number of neutrons differs among isotopes | life11e_ch02_6.html | 5745e9b2757a2e6045000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch02_6_dlap.xml | 5745e9b2757a2e6045000000 |
The behavior of electrons determines chemical bonding and geometry | life11e_ch02_7.html | 5745e9b2757a2e6045000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch02_7_dlap.xml | 5745e9b2757a2e6045000000 |
recap | life11e_ch02_8.html | 5745e9b2757a2e6045000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch02_8_dlap.xml | 5745e9b2757a2e6045000000 |
key concept2.2Atoms Bond to Form Molecules | life11e_ch02_9.html | 5745e9b2757a2e6045000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch02_9_dlap.xml | 5745e9b2757a2e6045000000 |
Covalent bonds consist of shared pairs of electrons | life11e_ch02_10.html | 5745e9b2757a2e6045000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch02_10_dlap.xml | 5745e9b2757a2e6045000000 |
Ionic attractions form by electrical attraction | life11e_ch02_11.html | 5745e9b2757a2e6045000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch02_11_dlap.xml | 5745e9b2757a2e6045000000 |
Hydrogen bonds may form within or between molecules with polar covalent bonds | life11e_ch02_12.html | 5745e9b2757a2e6045000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch02_12_dlap.xml | 5745e9b2757a2e6045000000 |
Hydrophobic interactions bring together nonpolar molecules | life11e_ch02_13.html | 5745e9b2757a2e6045000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch02_13_dlap.xml | 5745e9b2757a2e6045000000 |
van der Waals forces involve contacts between atoms | life11e_ch02_14.html | 5745e9b2757a2e6045000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch02_14_dlap.xml | 5745e9b2757a2e6045000000 |
recap | life11e_ch02_15.html | 5745e9b2757a2e6045000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch02_15_dlap.xml | 5745e9b2757a2e6045000000 |
key concept2.3Atoms Change Partners in Chemical Reactions | life11e_ch02_16.html | 5745e9b2757a2e6045000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch02_16_dlap.xml | 5745e9b2757a2e6045000000 |
recap | life11e_ch02_17.html | 5745e9b2757a2e6045000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch02_17_dlap.xml | 5745e9b2757a2e6045000000 |
key concept2.4Water Is Critical for Life | life11e_ch02_18.html | 5745e9b2757a2e6045000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch02_18_dlap.xml | 5745e9b2757a2e6045000000 |
Water has a unique structure and special properties | life11e_ch02_19.html | 5745e9b2757a2e6045000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch02_19_dlap.xml | 5745e9b2757a2e6045000000 |
The reactions of life take place in aqueous solutions | life11e_ch02_20.html | 5745e9b2757a2e6045000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch02_20_dlap.xml | 5745e9b2757a2e6045000000 |
Aqueous solutions may be acidic or basic | life11e_ch02_21.html | 5745e9b2757a2e6045000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch02_21_dlap.xml | 5745e9b2757a2e6045000000 |
recap | life11e_ch02_22.html | 5745e9b2757a2e6045000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch02_22_dlap.xml | 5745e9b2757a2e6045000000 |
Investigating Life | life11e_ch02_23.html | 5745e9b2757a2e6045000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch02_23_dlap.xml | 5745e9b2757a2e6045000000 |
Chapter Summary | life11e_ch02_24.html | 5745e9b2757a2e6045000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch02_24_dlap.xml | 5745e9b2757a2e6045000000 |
Apply What You’ve Learned | life11e_ch02_25.html | 5745e9b2757a2e6045000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch02_25_dlap.xml | 5745e9b2757a2e6045000000 |