Chapter 2 Flashcards

1
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Chemical reaction that absorb heat are called

A

Endothermic

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2
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Activation energy is

A

The energy needed to start a reaction

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3
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The subatomic particles found in the nucleus of an atom are

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Protons and neutrons

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4
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An atom having a negative or positive charge is called

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Ion

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5
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When put together, an acid and a base neutralize each other, forming

A

Water and salt

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6
Q

Anything that occupies space and has mass

A

Matter

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7
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When only water diffuses through a selectively permeable membrane, the process is called

A

Osmosis

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8
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A physical change is demonstrated by

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Boiling water, chilling gelatin, and mixing sugar and water

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9
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Matter consists primarily of

A

Space

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10
Q

Genes are formed from

A

Nucleic acids

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11
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When a person lights the wick of a kerosene lamp, the energy in the kerosene

A

Changes from potential to kinetic

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12
Q

Diffusion will continue until what point is reached

A

Equilibrium

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13
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If a bottle of ammonia is spilled in the basement and you begin to smell it upstairs what process is demonstrated?

A

Diffusion

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14
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In living organisms the membranes that permit only certain materials to pass through them are called

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Semipermeable

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15
Q

Buffers in your blood control

A

Acids or bases

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16
Q

The two basic components of the physical universe are

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Energy and matter

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17
Q

Which is not a lipid?

Triglyceride, wax, nucleotide, or fatty acids

A

Nucleotide

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18
Q

What substance is often called a universal solvent

A

Water

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19
Q

When diffusion pressure is high

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The material is FAR from equilibrium

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20
Q

A HOMOgeneous mixture

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Is the same throughout

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21
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Which is NOT contained in a nucleotide

Sugar, lipid, phosphate, base

A

Lipid

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22
Q

The theory that life is more than a collection of chemicals is

A

Vitalism

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23
Q

Lipids that are liquid at room temperature are called

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Oils

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24
Q

No protein substances that affect the active sites of enzymes are

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Coenzymes

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25
When a large molecule is broken down by adding a water molecule, the process is called
Hydrolysis
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A type of polysaccharide that accounts for the strength of plant cells and is not digestible to most animals and humans is
Cellulose
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The basic building blocks of proteins are
Amino acid
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The process of transferring the complementary DNA base sequence to a molecule of RNA is called
Transcription
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What is the smallest unit of a compound
Molecule
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Of what type of smaller molecule are polysaccharide composed
Monosaccharide
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How many atoms are there in the molecule C5H10O5
20
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What type of organic compound is an enzyme
Protein
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What type of organic compound is C5H10O5
Carbohydrate
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Giving or taking of electrons
Ionic bonding
35
Sharing electrons
Covalent bonds
36
A liquid mixture that separates
Suspension
37
Has a positive charge
Protons
38
Can be in solid or gel state
Colloid
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The putting together of substances by living organisms
Biosynthesis
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A double helix
DNA
41
An abundance of H+
Acid
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T or F | Triglycerides are made up of glycerol and fatty acids
True
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T or F | Both DNA and RNA have a double helix structure
False
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Potential energy can be changed to kinetic energy, but kinetic energy cannot be changed to potential energy
False
45
T or F | Egg white is a good example of a reversible phase colloid
False
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T or F | Enzymes often work in a series to break down or build up molecules
True
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T or F | A + B +energy yields X + Y would be an endothermic reaction
True
48
T or F | Many enzymes are reversible because they can permit a reaction to go either direction
True
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T or F | Phospholipids have hydrophobic and hydrophilic ends
True
50
T or F | Cellulose provides bulk (roughage) in the diet of humans
True
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T of F | The three normal states of matter are solid, liquid, and gas
True
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T or F | Your body grows by biosynthesis
True
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T or F | Carbohydrates are made up of polypeptide chains of amino acids
False
54
Name and describe the two primary types of chemical bonding
In covalent bonding, the atoms forming the molecules share electrons In ionic bonding the electrons transfer between the atoms forming ions
55
Explain the second law of thermodynamics
Whenever energy is used some of it is wasted.
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List 2 differences between diffusion and osmosis
Diffusion can involve any molecule, osmosis involves water only Diffusion can happen anywhere, osmosis requires selectively permeable membrane
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The molecular structure of chitin is most similar to
Cellulose
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What is not a result of acid rain
Buffered blood
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What is not a characteristic of enzymes
Enzymes are not inorganic catalysts
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An atom has all the characteristics of and is the smallest unit of _________________.
An element