LEC 5 Flashcards

1
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What is Biochemistry?

A

The chemistry of life

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2
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List the 2 types of compounds?

A
  1. Organic
  2. Inorganic
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3
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What is inorganic compounds?

A

Does not contain carbon bonded to hydrogen

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4
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What is organic compound?

A

Has carbon bonded to hydrogen (C6 & H2)

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5
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What are the 4 important compounds in the human body?

A
  1. Water
  2. Acids
  3. Bases
  4. Salts
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6
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What types of solutes can water dissolve?

A

Hydrophilic solutes (water loving)
(Polar covalent bonds)

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7
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What types of solution can’t be dissolved in water?

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Hydrophobic (water hating)
Non-polar molecules- oils, fats

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8
Q

What’s are acids?

A

Hydrogen ion donor

When acid is placed in water - Hydrogen donates electrons - INCREASE

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9
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Give one example of an acid in the body?

A

Hydrochloric acid (HCl)

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10
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What are base?

A

Hydrogen acceptor

When a base is mixed in water - hydrogen ions DECREASES

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11
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What is a pH scale?

A

Represent hydrogen ion concentration in solution

Goes from 0-14

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12
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TRUE OR FALSE

1.The more hydrogen ion solution the lower the pH

  1. The fewer the hydrogen ion the higher the pH
A
  1. TRUE
  2. TRUE
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13
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Give examples of Neutral substances?

A

Water, blood, milk

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14
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What is Buffer?

A

-Maintains normal blood PH (7.4)
-Chemical system - prevent large change in pH

-increase or decrease pH to maintain 7.4 pan level

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15
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What is the normal blood pH value?

A

Blood pH = 7.4

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16
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What is salt?

A

Metal + non-metal joined by ionic bond.

Metal cation and non-metal anion joined by ionic bonds

Note: salt is the major component of the bones and teeth

17
Q

TRUE OR FALSE

  1. From 1-5 is acidic with (1) being the strongest and 7 the weakest?

2.When the pH goes down it’s Acidic?
3.When the pH goes up it’s base?

A

ALL TRUE!

18
Q

TRUE OR FALSE

Every number on the scale changes by 10 fold?

A

TRUE

19
Q

TRUE OR FALSE

(1). 1 on the pH scale is more acidic than 6?

(2) 1 is stronger than 3 how many times?

A
  1. TRUE
  2. 100x (always multiple each space(fold) by 10)