Chemistry

Question 0

Properties of Water

Answer 0

1. Excellent Solvent
2. High Heat capacity
3. High Cohesion/Surface tension - attraction to like
4. Strong Adhesion- attraction to unlike substances. (Wet finger and flip pages)

Question 1

Ionic bonds

Answer 1

Transfer of electrons from one atom to another

Question 2

Carbohydrates: Monosaccharides

Give 2 examples

Answer 2

Single sugar molecule(glucose or fructose)

Question 3

Carbohydrates: disaccharide

Give three examples and what they each contain

Answer 3

Two surge molecules. Sucrose(glu+fru) Lactose(glu+gal). Maltose(glu+glu)

Question 4

Carbohydrates:Polysaccharides

Answer 4

Series of connected monosaccharides; polymer

Question 5

Starch

Answer 5

Stored energy in plant cells

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Glycogen

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Stored energy in animal cells

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Cellulose

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Molecules for walls of plant cells and wood

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Chitin

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Molecule in fungal cell walls(exoskeleton of insects)

Question 10

Triglycerides contains:

Answer 10

Includes fats and oils

3 fatty acid chains

Contain saturated(straight chain)and unsaturated(branching)

Question 10

Unsaturated

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Double bonds

Question 11

Saturated

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Fatty acid that has a single covalent bond

No double bonds

Question 12

Phospholipid contains:

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2 fatty acids and a phosphate group

Question 13

Amphipathic

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Hydrophilic and hydrophobic

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Waxes

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Esters of fatty acids and monohydroxlic alcohols

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Adipocytes

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Specialized fat cells whose cytoplasm contains nothing but triglycerides

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Cofactors

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Are non-proteins molecules that assist enzymes.

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Nucleotide contains:

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Nitrogen base, five carbon sugar deoxyribose

Question 18

Purines

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Adenine, guanine

Question 19

Pyrimidines

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Thymine, cytosine

Question 20

Cell theory

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1. All organisms are composed of one or more cells
2. The cell is the basic unit of structure, function, in all organisms.
3. All cells come from pre-existing, living cells
4. Cells carry hereditary information.

Question 21

Metabolism

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Catabolism + anabolism + energy transfer

Question 22

ATP

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Common source of activation energy.

Question 24

Allosteric Enzymes

Have 2 kinds of binding sites:

Answer 24

an active site for substrate binding and an allosteric site for binding of an allosteric effector.

Question 25

Competitive inhibition

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Binding of the inhibitor to the active site of the enzyme prevents binding of the substrate. No enzyme substrate reaction takes place as a result.

Question 26

Non-competitive inhibition

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Happens where the inhibitor reduces the activity of the enzyme by binding to enzyme(other than the active site) and causing it informational change in enzyme shape. This change may effect the ability of the enzyme and active site ability to transform substrate into a product. Many toxins and antibiotics are noncompetitor inhibitors.

Question 27

Covalent bonds

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Shared electrons

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Electronegativity

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ability of an atom to attract electrons

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Non-polar electrons

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Share equally

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Polar electrons

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shared unequally

Question 31

Single, Double, and Triple covalent bonds:

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2,4,6, electrons shared

Question 32

Hydrogen bonds are:

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weak bonds between molecules.

Question 33

Functional groups

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Each functional group gives the molecule a particular property, such as acidity or polarity.

Question 34

Sucrose(common table sugar)

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glucose + fructose

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Lactose(the sugar in milk)

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Glucose + glactose

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Maltose

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Glucose + Glucose

Question 37

Lipids are substances that are_______

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insoluble in water.

Question 38

Monounsaturated fatty acid:

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One double covalent bond

Question 39

Polyunsaturated:

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two or more double covalent bonds

Question 40

Steroids:

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four linked carbon rings. Examples include: cholesterol(component of cell membranes), and certain hormones, including testosterone and estrogen.

Question 41

ProteinsL Enzymes

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regulate the rate of chemical reactions.

Question 42

All proteins are polymers of

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amino acids

Question 43

The bonds between amino acids are called: Also what is a chain of amino acids?

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peptide bonds. A chain is a polypeptide.

Question 44

Hydrophobic Effect:

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occurs when hydrophobic R groups move toward the center of the protein( away from the water in which the protein is usually immersed)

Question 45

Ways RNA is different from DNA

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1. RNA molecule is ribose, not deoxyribose as in DNA 2. The thymine nucleotide does not occur in RNA. It is replaced by uracil. When pairing of the bases occurs in RNA, uracil pairs with adenine. 3. RNA is single stranded. DNA is double helix

Question 46

Activation energy

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In order for a chemical reaction to take place, reacting molecules must first collide and then have sufficient energy to trigger the formation of new bonds.

Question 47

Metabolism includes:

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Catabolism=breakdown | Anabolism/synthesis=formation of new products.

Question 48

Equilibrium:

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describes the condition where the rate of reaction in the forward direction favors the rate in the reverse direction No net production

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Enzymes:

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are globular proteins that act as as catalysts.

Question 50

Characteristics of Enzymes:

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1. are substrate specific 2. Efficiency is effected by temperature and pH. 3. Induced fit-model:describes how enzymes work.

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Coenzymes:

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are organic cofactors that donate or accept some component of a reaction; often electrons.

Question 52

Inorganic cofactors are:

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metal ions, like Fe2+ and Mg2+

Question 53

Allosteric activator

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binds to an enzyme and induces the enzymes ACTIVE form

Question 54

Allosteric inhibitor

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binds to the enzyme and induces the enzymes INACTIVE form