Chapter 2 chem Flashcards

1
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4 elements

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carbon,oxygen,hydrogen, and nitrogen

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2
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An element is?

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simplest type of matter having unique chemical properties

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3
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An element is composed of blank of one kind

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Atoms

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4
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atom loses an a electron.

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is now an Ion

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5
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a chemical reaction occurs when

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atoms break and form covalent bonds

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6
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In an ion, the numbers of protons and electrons are always

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different

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7
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Metabolism may be defined as

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the sum of all of the chemical reactions in tye body

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8
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An increase in pH of a solutions indicates that the concentration of hydrogen ions

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decreased

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9
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A chemical that releases protons into solution is a(n)

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proton

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10
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A chemical that binds protons in a solution and functions as a proton acceptor would be a(n)

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base

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11
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A molecule contains carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen. The ratio of hydrogen to oxygen within the molecule is 50:1. This molecule is a

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lipid

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12
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Identify the roles of carbohydrates in the body.

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1.serves as an energy souce
2.forms cell membrane structure

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13
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What are classified as lipids

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Phospholipids

Fatty acids

Prostaglandins

Steroids

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14
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When blood pH drops below 7.35, the resulting clinical condition is referred to as

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acidosis

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15
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most fats in the body?

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triglycerides

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16
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a lipid molecule is best described as

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a long chain of covalently linked carbons with hydrogens connected on the sides

17
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A fatty acid has a double bond in its carbon chain. It is a(n) Blank______ fatty acid.

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unsaturated

18
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What protein serves as a transport molecule in the blood for oxygen and carbon dioxide?

A

hemoglobin

19
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True or False: The R group (side chain) is the part of an amino acid that is the same for all amino acids.

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false

20
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Identify three of the many functions of proteins within the human body.

A

transport substances within the blood

function as receptors on cells’ surfaces

catalyze chemical reactions

21
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The level of protein structure represented by the folding or bending of the polypeptide chain is

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secondary structure

22
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A protein that functions as a biological catalyst is called a(n)

A

enezyme

23
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