Exam 1-Mastering Biology Questions

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6

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These atoms are Isotopes

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10

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5

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Atomic Number

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2

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THE NUMBER OF PROTONS IS EQUAL TO THE NUMBER OF ELECTRONS

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THE NUMBER OF ELECTRONS IN THE OUTERMOST ELECTRON SHELL

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E

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COVALENT

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MOLECULE

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4

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DOUBLE COVALENT

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ARE DIFFERNT IONS

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IONIC

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AN ATTRACTION BETWEEN IONS OF OPPOSITE CHARGE

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THE ABSORBTION OF HEAT BY THE BREAKING OF HYDROGEN BONDS

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THE BONDS THAT HOLD TOGETHER THE ATOMS IN A WATER MOLECULE ARE POLAR COVALENT BONDS

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A WATER STRIDER CAN WALK ACROSS THE SURFACE OF A SMALL POND

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ABSORBTION AND RELEASE OF HEAT WHEN HYDROGEN BONDS BREAK AND FORM

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HYDROGEN BONDS

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HYDROGEN BONDS STABILIZE AND KEEP THE MOLECULES OF ICE FARTHER APART THAN THE WATER MOLECULES OF LIQUID WATER

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pH8

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CONCENTRATION OF H+ HAS INCREASED 10-FOLD (10x) COMPARED TO WHAT IT WAS AT pH 9 AND CONCENTRATION OF OH- HAS DECREASED TO ONE-TENTH (1/10) WHAT IT WAS AT pH 9

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HYDROGEN BONDS BETWEEN WATER MOLECULES

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4

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GLUCOSE

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DEHYDRATION REACTIONS

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A POLYSACCHARIDE FOUND IN ANIMALS

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MALTOSE + WATER……….DEHYRATION SYNTHESIS

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MILK

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CELLULOSE

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CELLULOSE

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THEY ARE BOTH POLYMERS OF GLUCOSE

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IT IS A MAJOR STRUCTURAL COMPONENT OF PLANT CELL WALLS

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RNA

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SATURATED FAT

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FIRST CHOICE

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OLIVE OIL

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AS A COMPONENT OF ANIMAL CELL MEMBRANES

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UNSATURATED FATTY ACID

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AMINO ACIDS

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PEPTIDE

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SECOND CHOICE

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HYDROGEN BONDS

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PEPTIDE BONDS

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THE RELEASE OF A WATER MOLECULE

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DIFFERENT SIDE CHAINS (R GROUPS) ATTACHED TO AN ALPHA CARBON

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HYDROGEN BONDS

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HELIX SECONDARY STRUCTURE OF A POLYPEPTIDE

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A NITROGENOUS BASE, A PHOSPHATE GROUP, AND A PENTOSE SUGAR

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DNA NUCLEOTIDES CONTAIN A DIFFERENT SUGAR THAN RNA NUCLEOTIDES

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SMOOTH ENDOPLASTIC RETICULUM

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ROUGH ER

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VACUOLE

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mitochondria and chloroplasts only

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CHLOROPLASTS

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ITS STRUCTURE IS NOT DERIVED FROM THE ER

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RIBOSOME

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BOUND RIBOSOMES GENERALLY SYNTHESIZE MEMBRANE PROTEINS AND SECRETORY PROTEINS

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ER—>GOLGI–>VESICLES THAT FUSE WITH PLASMA MEMBRANE

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MITOCHONDRION

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MICROTUBULE; MUSCLE CONTRACTION

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MICROTUBULES

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MICROFILAMENTS

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PHOSPHOLIPIDS AND PROTEINS

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THEY CAN MOVE LATERALLY ALONG THE PLANE OF THE MEMBRANE

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SMALL AND HYDROPHOBIC

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IT EXHIBITS A SPECIFICITY FOR A PARTICULAR TYPE OF MOLECULE

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THE CELL WILL BECOME TURGID

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