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Chapter 2 - The Chemical Level of Organization

Chemistry is

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the science that looks at the structure of matter.

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Matter is

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anything that takes up space and has mass

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Atoms:

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are the smallest stable units of matter

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What determines the structure of a given object or being

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the way atoms combine and interact

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Atoms are composed of _____ that determine the structure of an object

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subatomic particles

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proton

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a unit of energy that carries a positive charge

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neutron

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are particles that have no electrical charge

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electrons

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are particles that have a negative charge

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mass

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the mass of an atom is determined by the amount of protons and neutrons that are present in the nucleus

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atomic number

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is the number of protons in an atom

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Atoms normally contain _________ protons and electrons

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equal numbers

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Elements

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name given to specific group of atoms

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How many elements exist naturally

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92

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how many elements created in labs

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25

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Trace elements

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elements found in body in very small amounts

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isotopes

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elements whose atoms nuclei contain the same number of protons but a different number of neutrons

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mass number

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is the total number of protons plus neutrons in the nucleus used to designate particular isotopes

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radioisotopes

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isotopes with nuclei that spontaneously emit subatomic particles with radiation in measurable amounts.

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Decay

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the emission process from radioisotopes

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half life

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the time required for half of any radioactive isotope to decay

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atom weight

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the actual mass of an atom

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How is atomic weight calculated

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by the number of protons and neutrons in the nucleus of the atom.

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how is atomic weight expresed

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Dalton aka atomic mass unit or amu

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mole

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the atomic weight of an element represented in the unit of grams.

one mole of any element equals the same amount

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the number that is the constant regarding moles is

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Avogardo’s number

It is 6.023 x 10(23) or 600 billion trillion

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the rings (of electrons) that are the closest to the nucleus

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are weaker charged particles, as you go further out the charge becomes greater

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the outer ring or shell gives the element its

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properties

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if the outer ring has room for more electrons it is considered

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unstable and likely to interact with other elements that have available space for electrons

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inert elements

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are those that have all the outer shell full of electrons and therefore cannot interact with other elements.

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elements with available space are

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reactive

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elements _______ electrons to achieve a stable state

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share

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chemical bonding

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sharing of electrons

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how many types of chemical bonds

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3

ionic, covalent, and hydrogen

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molecule

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any chemical structure that is held together by a covalent bond

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compound

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any chemical structure that contains two or more elements

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cations

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positive charged atoms

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anions

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negatively charged particles

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ionic bonds

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chemical bond between cations and anions

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ions have _______ of protons and electrons

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unequal number

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ionic bonds are formed by

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the losing or gaining of an electron between two atoms

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covalent bond

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occurs when two or more atoms share eletrons to form compounds

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how many typs of covalent bonds

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2

polar and non polar

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non polar covalent bonds are

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stable

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hydrogen bonds

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weak bonds

attraction betwenn the + hydrogen on one atom and the - charge on oxygen or nitrogen with polar covalent bonds

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matter exists in how many states

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3

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what are the states of matter

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gas,solid, liquid

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molecular weight

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sum of the weights of all the component atoms in the molecule

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kinetic energy

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the energy of motion or energy that is doing work

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potential energy

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energy that has the potential to do work or “stored” energy

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heat

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is an increase in random molecular motion

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three types of energy reacions

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decomposition
synthesis
exchange reaction

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decomposition

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break does a molecule into smaller fragments

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catabolism

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decomposition of cells when covalent bonds are involved

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covalent bonds are a form of what energy

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potential

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synthesis

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reaction that assembles larger molecules from smaller components.

Synthesis always involves the formation of new bonds

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anabolism

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the synthesis of new compounds. catabolic reactions provide the energy needed for anabolic reactions to occur

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exchange reaction

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shuffling around of parts of the molecules to form a new compound

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reversible reaction

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is the converting back and forth of products and formed compounds. equilibrium

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enzymes

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are coumounds that promote chemical reactions within the cells

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nutrients

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essential elements an molecules normally obtained from the diet

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metabolites

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molecules that are synthesized or broken down in the body

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what is most important compound in our body

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water

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properties of water

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solubility
reactivity
high heat capacity
lubrication

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hydrophobic

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water fearing

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hydrophilic

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water loving

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hydrophilic compounds usually have

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polar covalent bonds

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solute concentration

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is the amount of substance present in a specific volume of solvent

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ph

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the concentration of hydrogen ions in the solution

classified as neutral, acidic, or basci

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salt is

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electrolyte whose cation is not hydrogen and its anion is not hydroxide

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organic compounds

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are compounds that contain carbon

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what are the building blocks of life

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carbon, oxygen, hydrogen

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organic compounds in body:

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carbohydrates
lipids
proteins
nucleic acids

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what is a major source of energy in the body

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carbohydrates

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what are the forms of carbs in body

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monosaccharides
disaccharides
polysaccarides

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what are simple sugars

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monosaccharides

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what is the most important sugar for the body

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glucose

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what is an example of polysaccharieds the long chain carbohydrate

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starch

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what is a polysaccharide from plants that the human body cannot break down

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cellulose

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lipids are

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fats, waxes, and oils

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lipids serve as

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reserve source of energy

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fat acids are long chain carbons with hydrogen atoms attached. One end always has a _____ group. The other end is call the _______

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carboxyl

hydrocarbon tail

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In water the carboxyl end will associate with ________. And the hydrocarbon tail is _________

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water

hydrophobic

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classes of lipids

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eicosanoids
glycerides
steroids
phospholipids
clycolipids
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what is the most abundant organic compound in the body

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protein

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what do all proteins contain

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carbon
hydrogen
oxygen
nitrogen

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what do proteins do

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support of cell and tissues in the body
regulatroy effect on ph of cells/tissues
metabolic regulation
coordinatoin and control

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proteins are made of long chains of

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amino acids

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contractcile proteins

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muscle contractions

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transport proteins

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carry substances in teh blood, or from cell to cell

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protein hormones

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influence the metabolic activity of cells

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proteins provide defense in the form

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antibodies and protective coverings

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typical protein contains

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1000 amino acids

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there are how many common amino acids

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20

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two amino acids can be linked together by

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peptide bond

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substrates

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are the reactants that are involved in enzymatic reactions

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all enzymes share 3 characteristics

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catalyzes one type of reaction, saturation limits, regulation

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saturation limits

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the amount of substrate required to have the maximum rate of reaction

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regulation

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the ability of the enzyme to be turned on or off

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coenzymes are

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non protein organic molecules that function as cofactors

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nucleic acids

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are large organic molecules that are made of carbon, hydron, oxygen, nitrogen, and phosphorus

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nucleic acids store

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info within the cell

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two kinds of nucleic acids

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deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) and ribonucleic acid (RNA)

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DNA is

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the genetic material of our bodies and it determines our makeup

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RNA functions is

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the building of specific proteins

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3 types of RNA

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messenger mRNA
transfer tTNA
ribosomal rRNA

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RNA and DNA have how many strands

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single

double

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the amino acids bonds in DNA (base pairs)

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adenine - thymine

cytosine - guanine

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Adenosinetriphosphate (ATP) is

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the high energy compaund for cells. ATP drives cellular functions.

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