Biochemistry Chapter 3 Notes-AP Bio Flashcards

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What is another name for a proton floating by itself

A

A hydrogen ion

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What does pH stand for and mean

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The power of hydrogen, measure of ion concentration in water

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2
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What does 6.02 x 10^23 stand for

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How many protons (or neutrons) in 1g. It equals one mole

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3
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There are isotopes of how many elements.

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All of them

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4
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What does M equal

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Moles of solute
–––—————–
Liters of solution
(Molarity)

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5
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The more concentrated ___________________

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The higher number of molar solution

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6
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How many grams of glucose = 1 mole

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180 grams

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7
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1 x 10^-7 M

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Neutral pH

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8
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What is the dissociation of water

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The breaking apart of water molecules into H+ and OH- ions

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9
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Why can water break apart easily

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Because it is so polar

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10
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Acids

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Donate protons

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11
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Bases

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Accept protons

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12
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Ph is the measure of what

A

Acidity

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13
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Biological systems can tolerate how much changes in pH

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Only small

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14
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Extreme pH variations have bad effects on what

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All levels of organization

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15
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Biology is __________

A

Carbon based

16
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Name 3 properties of carbon relating to bonding

A

Tetravalent, has 4 available bonds
Shares electrons, not usually ionic
Can form 2 double bonds, a triple bond and a single bond, a double and 2 singles, but not a quadruple.

17
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Why does carbon have infinite varieties

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Abundant, versatile, makes 4 bonds to get stable

18
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What represent carbon in pictures