Chapter 3 Flashcards

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Allows it to be attracted to itself

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Cohesive

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4 characteristics of water

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  • an inorganic molecule making up 70% of an average cell
  • covalent bonds between H and O
  • disassociates into OH and H
  • considered to be a polar compound because it shows electronegativity
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The ability to stick to other things

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Adhesive

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Ability to move through fine pores or upward through narrow tubes against gravity

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Capillarity

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Capillarity allows… (2 things)

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  • nutrients to plant

- water does not change temperature easily

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Smaller and simpler molecules

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Monomers

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6
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Large repeated links

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Polymers

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The opposite of condensation reactions and the breakdown of complex molecules

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Hydrolysis reactions

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8
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Organic compounds of C,H, and O

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Carbohydrates

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Ratio of carbohydrates

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2 hydrogen:1 oxygen

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Carbohydrates range in size from ___ to ___

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Monomers to macromolecules

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Monosaccharides have __ sugar rings

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1

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12
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Disaccharides have __ sugar rings

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2

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13
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Polysaccharides have __ sugar rings

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More than 2

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14
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Formula for monosaccharides

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(CH2O)n

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15
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Examples of monomers (3)

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Glucose
Fructose
Galactose

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16
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What is glucose

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Manufactured by plants during photosynthesis

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17
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Formula for glucose

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C6H12O6

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18
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What is fructose

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Sweetest type of sugar and found in fruit

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19
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What’s special about fructose

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It’s a 5 sided sugar

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20
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Where is galactose found

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Milk

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21
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Disaccharide is formed when

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2 monosaccharides are joined through a condensation reaction

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22
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3 examples of disaccharides

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Sucrose
Lactose
Maltose

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23
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What makes sucrose

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Glucose and fructose

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Where is sucrose found
Sugar cane and sugar beats
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What makes lactose
Glucose and galactose
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Where is lactose found
Milk
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What makes maltose
Glucose and glucose
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Formula for maltose
C12H22O11
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Complex molecule composed of three or more monosaccharides
Polysaccharide
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3 examples of polysaccharides
Glycogen Starch Cellulose
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What is glycogen
Stored energy source for animals
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What is starch
Stored energy source for plants
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What is cellulose
Polysaccharide that gives plant cells strength and rigidity | And it's non digestive
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Not water soluble compound
Lipid
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4 characteristics of lipids
- long C-H chains - can be used by organisms to store energy - harder to breakdown and get energy - non-polar
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Fats, oils, waxes, and steroids are examples of
Lipids
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Long fatty acid chain joined to an alcohol chain
Wax
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Protective covering for plant (cuticle) and animal (ear)
Wax
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Consist of 4 carbon rings
Steroids
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Steroids | Water soluble or non water soluble
Non water soluble
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Steroids are classified as ___ because they don't dissolve in water
Lipids
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Building blocks of amino acids
Proteins
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Organic molecules of C, H, O, and Nitrogen
Protein
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Very important within the cells of all living things
Proteins
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Monomers of proteins
Amino acids
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There are ___ different types of amino acids, but all have the same ___
20 | Basic structure
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Carbon has four bonds in amino acids
- hydrogen - COOH(carboxyl) - amine group(NH2) - R group (changes from amino acid to amino acid)
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What is a condensation reaction
When two small things become one big thing by taking water away
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attractive force between 2 water molecules
Hydrogen bond
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Polar molecule
Different charges at opposite ends of the molecule
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Polar molecules are attracted to
Polar molecules
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What binds amino acids together
Peptide bond
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What are nucleic acids
Large molecules that direct.. - heredity - the formation of proteins
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Building blocks of proteins
Nucleic acids
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2 types of nucleic acids
DNA | RNA
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RNA monomers are called
Nucleotides
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3 parts of a nucleotide
- 5 carbon sugar - phosphate group - nitrogen base
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Hydrophilic
Attracted to water
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Hydrophobic
Not attracted to water