3.1.1 Monomers and Polymers Flashcards

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Anabolism means…

A

Building up

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Catabolism means

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Breaking down

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3
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Anabolism vs catabolism

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Anabolism= building up
Catabolism= breaking down

(Think A for Amelie is building up and is strong)

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4
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Hydrolyse means

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To break down
(Hydrolysed broken down)

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5
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Proper term for ‘building up’

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Anabolism

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Proper term for ‘breaking down’

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Catabolism
(Hydrolysis is a form of catabolism that involves water to break the substance down)

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7
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Proper term for ‘to break down’

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Hydrolyse

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8
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3 key examples of types of monomers (according to specification)

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Monosaccharides
Amino acids
Nucleotides

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9
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Polymer definition

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A large complex molecule composed of many monomers joined together

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10
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Monomer definition

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A small, basic molecular unit that can form a polymer

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