exam 1 pt3 Flashcards

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1
Q

What is it called when atoms share electrons?

A

covalent

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2
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Why are hydrogen bond the weakest?

A

hydrogens bond is 2 atoms that already in other chemical bonds.

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2
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What is when Hydrogen electrons are bonding with other things with higher electronegativity?

A

hydrogen bonding

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2
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Covalent molecules create what first and between other molecules are what?

A

molecules/ hydrogen molecules

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3
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What is based on how many electrons are on the outer shell and how ready they are to interact with other electrons based on electronegativity?

A

Chemical bond

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4
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What is it called when different molecules attract each other?

A

Adhesion

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4
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What do hydrogen bonds create? What kind of liquid molecules?

A

water/ polar

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4
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What makes water stick to itself?

A

Cohesion

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4
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What does hydrophilic dissolve in?

A

water

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4
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What is it called when something does not dissolve in water? / Do polar and nonpolar things mix?

A

Hydrophobic/ no

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5
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water is what and what kind of tendency does soap have?

A

Polar/ Nonpolar tendencies

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5
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What regulates temperatures expand when it freezes, and it helps with chemical reactions?

A

water

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6
Q

What is never created or destroyed? (Law of Conservation of ____)

A

matter

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7
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What is it when where the higher the number the lower amount of hydrogen ion. The lower number the higher hydrogen ion you get?

A

PH

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7
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Buffer has the power to add what ion or remove to keep them in what based on what the cell needs?

A

hydrogen ion/ homeostasis

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8
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A what molecule contains both carbon and hydrogen. Anything what has carbon and hydrogen. DNA and sugars are what?

A

organic

9
Q

A what is a single unit of a carbohydrate, protein, or
nucleic acid. what join to form polymers?

A

Monomers

9
Q

What happens when Dehydration synthesis? / What happens with Hydrolysis?

A

joins monomers into polymers, releases H2O. / Breaks polymers into monomers; requires H2O.

9
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When we take individual monomers and make polymers this is called?

A

Dehydration synthesis.

10
Q

What are simple sugars, and they also make up larger carbohydrates.

A

Monosaccharides

11
Q

Complex carbs are broken down slower than simple carbs because why?

A

of more bonds.

12
Q

What do Tertiary and Quaternary make the amino acid do?

A

Amino acid folds and be in final structure to be a functional protein.

12
Q

Polysaccharides are made of a long chain of what? / Monomers that build protein are called what? How many stages does it go through?

A

Carbohydrates, Amino acids and they go through 4 stages.

13
Q

What do you do to denature a protein?

A

Final structure of a protein loses its shape by adding heat or alcohol or salty solution so bacteria can’t grow.

14
Q

what are nuclei acids made up of? / What three parts I need it to make nucleic acids?

A

Nucleotides/ phosphate, nitrogenous, and sugar groups.

14
Q

RNA is what kind of strand? / What kind of strand is DNA?

A

single/ double

15
Q

Carbs are made up of what? Proteins are made up of what? Nucleic acids (DNA/RNA)are made of a what?

A

Saccharides; amino acids; nucleotides

15
Q

Triglycerides, steroids, and waxes are not made up of what? What makes them different? What are they made up of?

A

monomers/ The bonds that make them makes them different / all organic molecules are made up of carbon & hydrogen but are not chains of monomers.

16
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What kind of line does he saturate bond make? What kind of bond does an unsaturated bond makes?

A

straight line / unsaturated have a bend at the end because of the double bonds.