4.1 Molecules Flashcards

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1
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What do carbohydrates contain in terms of chemical elements?

A

Carbon, hydrogen and oxygen.

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2
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What are monosacharrides what does it consist of

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-one unit of sugar
- glucose and fructose

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3
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What are disaccharides and what does it consist of?

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  • two monosaccharides bonded
  • maltose and sucrose
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4
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What are carbohydrates made of?

A

monosaccharides, disaccharides and polysacchides

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5
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What is a polysaccharide? What is an example of it?

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It is :
- Many monosaccharides bonded
- e.g : Starch and glycogen

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6
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What are proteins made up of?

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  • smaller units called amino acids
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6
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What do proteins contain?

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  • carbon
  • hydrogen
  • oxygen
  • nitrogen
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7
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What do lipids contain?

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-carbon
-hydrogen
- oxygen

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8
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What are the states of lipds in room temp

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-oil if liquid
- fats if solid

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9
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Food test: Startch
1) what do i use to determine whether startch is present? Example of food sample to experiment on?
2) What is the procedure?
3) What colour does it change to if its :
(i) +ve
(ii) -ve

A

1) Iodine e.g with bread
2) Add a few drops
3) (i) blue-black colour
(ii) brown

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9
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What are lipids comprised?

A

Two smaller units:
-glycerol
- fatty acids

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Food test: Reducing sugars
1) what do i use to determine whether it is present? Example of food sample to experiment on?
2) What is the prodedure?
3) What colour does it change to if its :
(i) +ve
(ii) -ve

A

1) BENEDICT’S reagent
2) The mixture is heated in water bath for 2 to 3 minutes.
3) (i) +ve: brick-red precipitate
(ii) -ve: remains blue

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Food test: Protein
1) what do i use to determine whether it is present? Example of food sample to experiment on?
2) What is the prodedure?
3) What colour does it change to if its :
(i) +ve
(ii) -ve

A

1) BIURET reagent
2) Add a few drops
3) (i) +ve: mauve/purple colour
(ii)-ve: remains light blue

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Food test: Fats
1) what do i use to determine whether it is present? Example of food sample to experiment on?
2) What is the prodedure?
3) What colour does it change to if its :
(i) +ve
(ii) -ve

A

1) Use an emulsion test : with ethanol, e.g experiment with butter.
2) Ethanol is added to mixture and this is poured into a test tube with a equal amound of distilled water,
3) (i) +ve: milky-white emulsion
(ii) -ve: no emulsion will form

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Food test: Vitamin C
1) what do i use to determine whether it is present? Example of food sample to experiment on?
2) What is the prodedure?
3) What colour does it change to if its :
(i) +ve
(ii) -ve

A

1) DCIPIP, e.g experiment with orange
2) The more drops you need to add the less concentrated the vitamin c is and vice versa.
3) (i) colourless
(ii) remains dark blue

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14
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What does emulsion mean?

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A mixture of liquids that do not dissolve in each other.

15
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Food test: Vitamin C
which of these samples have the most concentration of vitamin c?
sample 1: 1 drop of DCPIP needed to become colourless

sample 2 : 8 drops of DCPIP needed to become colourless

sample 3 : remains dark blue

A

Sample 1: the lesser the drops the more concentrated.
Sample 3 means there are no vitamin c at all!!

16
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Describe the structure of a DNA molecule:

clue! :)
(a) ts => dh
(b) es cc (b)
(c) b <-> pob hst
(d) b ptsw : … & …

A

(a) two strands coiled together to form a double helix
(b) each strand contains chemicals called bases
(c) bonds between pairs of bases hold the strands together
(d) The bases are always paired the same way:
- A with T
- C with G

17
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Objective :
When a food substance is tested with iodine solution, which colour shows the presence of starch?
(a) blue-black
(b) brown
(c) orange
(d) purple

A

(a) blue-black

18
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The bases on one of the strands of a DNA molecule have the sequnce shown.

A-A-T-C-T-G

What is the corresponding sequnce of bases on the other strand?

A

T-T-A-G-A-C

(A with T)
(C with G)

19
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What is the basic unit of glycogen?

A

fats and oils

20
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what is the basic unit of oils?

A

glycerol

21
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The description shows the result of food tests carried out on a fruit.

test: Benedict’s
result : Positive

test: Biuret
result : Positive

test: Ethanol
result: Negative

test : iodine
result: negative

What did the fruit contain?

A
  • Protein and reducing sugar

(Benedict’s is for reducing sugar, biuret is for protein. ethanol is for fats and oils and iodine is for starch)

22
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State that: large molecules are made from smaller molecules such as….???

A

starch, glycogen and cellulose => glucose

proteins => amino acids

fats and oils => fatty acids and glycerol