Basic Chem Flashcards

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CO2; H2O - (the name) Anything that cannot be broken down into a simpler substance and retain its chemical properties

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Element

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Smallest unit of matter that makes up an element

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Atom

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3
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multiple atoms combined

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Molecule

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4
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Simple molecules

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Monomer

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5
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Complex molecules (2 or more monomers linked together)

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Polymer

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6
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Monomers combine to FORM polymers by REMOVING a water molecule

(after evaporation comes ___ where water is removed to form a cloud)

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Condensation

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Polymers BREAK DOWN to form monomers with the ADDITION of water molecules

(Add water hydro- ; rain breaks down sand castles; big to small break)

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Hydrolysis

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8
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carbohydrates, protein, lipids, and nucleic acids

molecules found in living systems than contain five or more carbon atoms

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Biomolecules

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9
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What are the 2 reactions?

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Condensation and Hydrolysis

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10
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What are the composition of the cells?

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Element, Atom, Molecule

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11
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Acidic pH

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0 - 6.9

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12
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Basic pH

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7.1 - 14

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13
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Neutral pH

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7

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14
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substances that stabilize pH

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Buffers

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15
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The ability to resist change in pH

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Buffering capacity

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16
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4 main Biomolecule Tests

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Benedict’s Test - Simple Sugars
Lugol’s / Iodine Test - Starch
Sudan III Test - Lipids
Biuret Test - Proteins

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17
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3 molecules we tested for?

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Carbohydrates, lipids, proteins + Nucleic acids

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Benedict’s test

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Carbohydrate - Presence of reducing sugars

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Benedicts Test / reducing sugars -

Presence of Sugars Color?

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Green / Orange

20
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Benedicts Test / reducing sugars -

Absence of Sugars Color?

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Benedicts Test / reducing sugars -

Positive Control

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Glucose Solution

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Iodine Test / Starch -

Positive Control

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Iodine Test / Starch -

Presence of Starch Color?

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Black / Percipitate

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Iodine Test / Starch -

Absence of Starch Color?

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Amber / yellow

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Sudan Test / Lipids - Lipids present color?
Bright orange stain
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Sudan Test / Lipids - NO Lipids present color?
No orange stain
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Sudan Test / Lipids - Less lipids present (weak +) color?
Light orange stain
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Sudan III is hydrophobic and will bind to
Hydrophobic lipids
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Sudan Test / Lipid - The filter paper needed to dry to ___
Remove the water present (cause its hydrophilic)
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Biuret's Test / Proteins - positive control?
albumin solution
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Biuret's Test / Proteins - presence of proteins color?
purple
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Biuret's Test / Proteins - absence of proteins color?
blue
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Dische diphenylamine tests are?
Nucleic Acids
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Dische diphenylamine tests can identify?
DNA
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Dische diphenylamine tests - presence of DNA color?
Blue
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Dische diphenylamine tests - absence of DNA color?
clear / no color
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What was the negative control in ALL experiments?
Distilled water
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Biuret’s Test - proteins present color?
Purple
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Molecules tested for?
Reducing sugars, proteins, starch, lipids
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Reagents?
The different types of tests -> Benedicts, Biuret, Iodine, Sudan III