Macromolecules - Organic molecules (contain carbon) important for the function of living things including glucose, proteins, lipids and nucleic acids., Photosynthesis - A process where the reactants water and carbon dioxide are converted or rearranged into the products of glucose and oxygen., Matter - Anything that has mass and takes up space., Atom - Basic building blocks of matter., Neutron - Located in the nucleus of an atom and they have no charge., Proton - Located in the nucleus of an atom and they have a positive Charge., Electrons - Located orbiting outside the nucleus and they have a negative charge., Nucleus - The center of an atom containing protons and neutrons., Element - A specific type of atom with a specific number of protons, neutrons and electrons.There are about 98 naturally occurring elements., Molecule - Two or more elements bonded together., Covalent Bonds - A type of bond where two or more elements share electrons., Compounds - Atoms of two or more elements that are chemically combined together in a specific ratio., Chemical Formula - A way to represent a compound using accepted symbols for elements and numerical subscripts for the numbers of elements., Glucose Molecule - A molecule containing carbon, hydrogen and oxygen in a 6:12:6 ratio a formula of C6H12O6., Valence Electrons - The number of electrons in the outermost shell of an atom., Carbon - An element with 4 valence electrons which can form covalent bonds with 4 other elements including carbon itself(Tetrahedron shape)., Photosynthesis - A process where the reactants water and carbon dioxide are converted or rearranged into the products of glucose and oxygen., Macromolecule - Organic molecules (contain carbon) important for the function of living things including glucose, proteins, lipids and nucleic acids.,

Atoms, Molecules & Macromolecules

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