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11. Physical Science Flashcards

1
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an explosion that hypothetically started/created the universe

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big bang

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2
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a single unit of a few milimeters

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singularity

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3
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4 formed elements after the big bang

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matter time space energy

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4
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as the universe cools, protons and neutrons fuse to form heavily atomic nuclei

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nucleosysnthesis

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5
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the 1st element

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helium

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6
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2 eras

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radiation and matter

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7
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era with abundance in radiation

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radiation era

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8
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era with formulation of matter

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matter era

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9
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epochs in the radiation era

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planck, grand unifying, inflationary, electroweak, quark, hadron, electron, nuclear (p, g, i, e, q, h, e, n)

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10
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immediately afte the bigbang, temp of 10^40 K

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Planck epoch

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11
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what are the superforces?

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weak, electromagnetic, strong nuclear, gravity (w, e, s, g)

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12
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10^-43 secs after the bigbang
10^36K

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Grand unification epoch

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13
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what broke away in the grand unification epoch?

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gravity

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14
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expansion of the universe
10^33k
10^-36 seconds after bigbang

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inflationary epoch

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15
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10^20 k
10^-32 seconds
superforces split off

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electroweak epoch

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16
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10^16k
20^-12 seconds after bigbang
formation of particles (quarks) that will create the subatomic particles

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quark epoch

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17
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10^10k
10^4 secs after bigbang
universe cooled down enough for quarks to bind, therefore making the subatomic particles

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hadron epoch

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18
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10k
100 secs after bigbang

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nuclear epoch

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19
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epochs in the matter era

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atomic stellar galactic

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20
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atomic

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formation of atoms

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21
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formation of stars

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stellar

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22
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formation of galaxies

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galactic

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23
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for the light elements ( h, he, li, be)

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bigbang nucleosynthesis

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24
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heavier elements (B, to Fe 56)

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stellar formation and evolution

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25
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elements heavier than Fe 57

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supernova/stellar explosion

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26
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introduced the term atomos

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democritus

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27
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considered the father of modern atomic theory

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john dalton

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28
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proposed that electrons spin around a nucleus and are located at a certain orbital

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Niels bohr

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29
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plum pudding model proponent

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jj thomson

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30
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he found out that the mass of the atoms is due to the weight of the positive central atom

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ernest rutherford

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31
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discovered the neutrons

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james chadwick

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32
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stronger than london dispersion force; found in polar molecules

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dipole dipole force

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33
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regulate the transfer of many substances

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plasma membrane protein

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34
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minimum energy required to react

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activation energy

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35
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primary components of plant cell wall

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cellulose

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36
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atomos means

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indivisible

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37
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according to democritus what are the 4 qualities of the atom?

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indivisible, indestructible, homogenous, invisible

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38
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according to dalton, atoms are?

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solid spheres

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39
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qualities of an atom according to dalton

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  1. matter is made of tiny, indivisible atoms
  2. atoms of the same element are the same
  3. atoms of different elements differ
  4. atoms combine in simple, whole # ratio
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40
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electrons are surrounded in a pudding of positive charge

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plum pudding model

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41
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who discovered the proton

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rutherford

42
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nuclear model proponent

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ernest rutherforf

43
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what was bohr’s model

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bohr’s electron orbits

44
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electrons occupy particular orbits/shells around the nucleus

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bohr’s electron orbits

45
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what gives the weight of the atom?

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nucleus

46
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atomic number =?

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protons and electrons

47
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how to get the neutron

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mass - p+

48
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how to get the mass?

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p+ + n0

49
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allows atoms to attain their stability by completing the reuqired electrons in the outermost shell

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chemical bonds

50
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chemical bonds can be?

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ionic or covalent

51
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2 types of covalent bonds?

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polar and non polar

52
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asymmetrical, polar or non polar?

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polar

53
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equal sharing of electrons, polar or non polar?

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non polar

54
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en diff is 0.5-2.0

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polar

55
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en diff is 0-0.4

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non polar

56
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symmetric, polar or nonpolar?

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nonpolar

57
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en diff is 2.1 above

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ionic bond

58
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covalent _____ electrons

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shares

59
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ionic ______ electrons

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gives off

60
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forces that help molecules attract each other

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intermolecular forces

61
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instantaneous dipole; when electrons get excited, they sometimes stay on 1 side of the molecule

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london dispersion force

62
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electrons are not evenly distributed/shared in this force

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dipole dipole force

63
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strongest force

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hydrogen bonding

64
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what are the highly electronegative atoms?a

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atoms made up of: n, o, fl

65
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force within a molecule

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intramolecular force

66
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between a molecule

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intermolecular force

67
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solids and liquids have a _____ IMF

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high

68
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IMF determines the ______ and _______ points

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boiling and melting

69
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general name for IMF

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van der waals forces

70
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building components of life

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biomolecules

71
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building blocks

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monomer

72
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carbs; pasta or bread; fast source of energy

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carbohydrates

73
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monomer for carbs

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monosaccharides

74
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fats; butter, oil, cholesterol

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lipids

75
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building blocks for lipids

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fatty acids and glycerol

76
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for muscle building; beans, milk

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proteins

77
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monomer for protein

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amino acids

78
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dna, rna; codig of traits

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nucleic acids

79
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monomer for nucleic acid

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nucleotides

80
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biomolecule structure

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c= carbon
h=hydrogen
o=oxygen
n=nitrogen
p=phosphorus

81
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carb and lipid structure

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CHO

82
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protein structure

A

chon

83
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nucleic acid structure

A

chonp

84
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monosaccharides

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glucose, galactose, fructose

85
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lactose is a _______

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disaccharide

86
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glycogen is a ____

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polysaccharide

87
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basic fuel for atp

A

glucose

88
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lipids are helpful for animals in _______ for energy storage

A

hibernation

89
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monomers contain ________ forces

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intramolecular

90
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what is common among all the biomolecules

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hydrogen

91
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particles must ____ in order to react

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collide

92
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to react, particles must have enough ___

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energy

93
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more temperature, ________ reactions

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faster

94
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more temp, more kinetic energy, more activation energy (T or F)

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TRUE

95
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________ is crucial in reaction

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angle

96
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factors that effect chem reactions

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  1. temperature
  2. concentration and pressures
  3. surface area
  4. catalyst
97
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low surface area, more reactions (t or f)

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false

98
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more concentrated, more reactions (t or f)

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true

99
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substances that speed up the reaction without being used in the reaction itself

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catalyst

100
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catalysts are:

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transition metals
enzymes

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