elements and ions Flashcards

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1
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elements in carbohydrates

A

C, H, O

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2
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elements in lipids

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C, H, O

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3
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elements in proteins

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C, H, O, N, S

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4
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elements in nucleic acids

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C, H, O, N, P

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5
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which elements make up living organisms

A

carbon
hydrogen
oxygen
nitrogen
sulfur
phosphorus

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6
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functions of calcium ions Ca2+

A

nerve impulse transmission
muscle contraction

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7
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functions of sodium ions Na+

A

nerve impulse transmission
kidney function

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8
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functions of potassium ions K+

A

nerve impulse transmission
stomatal opening

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9
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functions of hydrogen ions H+

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catalysis of reactions, pH determinationf

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10
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function of ammonium ions NH4+

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production of nitrate ions by bacteria

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11
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function of nitrate ions NO3-

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nitrogen supply to plants for amino acid and protein formation

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12
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function of hydrogen carbonate ions HCO3-

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maintenance of blood pH

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13
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function of chloride ions Cl-

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balance and charge of sodium and potassium ions in cells

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14
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functions of phosphate ions PO4 3-

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cell membrane formation
nucleic acid and ATP formation
bone formation

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15
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functions of hydroxide ions OH-

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catalysis of reactions
pH determination

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16
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number of bonds in hydrogen

A

1

17
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number of bonds in oxygen

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2

18
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number of bonds in nitrogen

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3

19
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number of bonds in carbon

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4

20
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anabolic reaction

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molecules are built up

21
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catabolic reaction

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molecules are broken down

22
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what is polymerisation

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when monomers bond to form polymers

23
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monomer

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the singular units from which larger molecules are made

24
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polymer

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molecules made from many repeating monomer units chemically joined together

25
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polymer of glucose

A

starch
cellulose
glycogen

26
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polymer of amino acid

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protein

27
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polymer of nucleic acid

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RNA
DNA

28
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formation of macromolecules

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glucose molecules can be joined together to make polysaccharides