H-Chemistry-001
Atoms, Chemistry & Physics
Earth is composed of Atoms; Chemistry & Physics
reveal their Cosmic Laws of Behavior

Atoms have a nucleus surrounded by electrons in orbit, in layers (shells), held in place by “magnetic” attraction. Negative charged electrons in orbit are matched with positive charged protons in the nucleus. Experimenters discovered multiple kinds of atoms as shown in the Periodic table.

By 1850 most of the Periodic Table
of atoms had been filled, my grandfather was born in 1956 when buffalo still
roamed his pending homestead. Knowledge
of atoms is recent.
The electrons do not orbit the nucleus, as the moon
orbits the earth, the electrons orbits are influenced by external surroundings;
temperature and proximity of other atoms influence the shape of their orbits.
Light
is emitted when electrons jump from one orbit to another due to excess stress. This is the source of all light. The following figure shows ways
of expressing how atoms can combine, to form molecules (molecules are
combinations of atoms). Matter can have multiple states: solid, liquid or gas,
depending on temperature & pressure.
The wave length of light emitting from an atom is unique and serves as a
“fingerprint” identifying the source atom; a major source of astronomy
knowledge.

How atoms combine
Atoms & molecules can
exist in three states: solid, liquid or gas depending on temperature and
pressure. In solution molecules can separate into ions; e.g. when salt ,
NaCl Sodium Chloride, is dissolved in water the Sodium and Chloride separate to
form Ions. the Na ion being plus and the Cl ion being minus. Earths seas are full of “atom-ion-molecular
soup” being constantly stirred and mixed. Atoms have no loyalty, they instantly
respond to push pull magnetic forces & thermal-mechanical gradients.
The molecules of life came
together in water
Life are dependent on the special attributes of: hhosphorous





Atoms
and Molecules are building blocks in “Sea Soup”
A nucleotide
contains either a ribose sugar (in RNA) or deoxyribose sugar (in DNA).

The four DNA nucleotides:
A, G, C, T, U (Chemical “letters” for
genetic language ”words”)

Life essential molecules created by codon “words”
DNA binding proteins group into several types on the
basis of their structure or motif.
These “chemical diagrams” represent real combinations
in our anatomy and about us
All too tiny to be seen, except by use of a powerful microscope.