T-T

Question 1

Broad peak at 3300cm-1

Answer 1

O-H

Question 2

Peak at 3000cm-1

Answer 2

Carboxylic acid

Question 3

Sharp peak at 3300cm-1

Answer 3

N-H

Question 4

Sharp peak at 1750cm-1

Answer 4

C=O

Question 5

Hydrogens on sp3 carbons

Answer 5

0 to 3 ppm

Question 6

Hydrogens on sp2 carbons

Answer 6

4.6 to 6.0 ppm

Question 7

Hydrogens on sp carbons

Answer 7

2.0 to 3.0 ppm

Question 8

Aldehyde Hydrogens

Answer 8

9 to 10 ppm

Question 9

Carboxylic acids Hydrogens

Answer 9

10.5 to 12 ppm

Question 10

Aromatics Hydrogens

Answer 10

6.0 to 8.5 ppm

Question 11

Complex 1

Answer 11

NADH reductase

Question 12

Complex 2

Answer 12

Succinate dehydrogenase

Question 13

Complex 3

Answer 13

Cytochrome reductase

Question 14

Complex 4

Answer 14

Cytochrome oxidase

Question 15

Force of electric field

Answer 15

kQq/r^2

Question 16

Electric field

Answer 16

kQ/r^2

Question 17

Electric potential energy

Answer 17

kQq/r

Question 18

Voltage

Answer 18

kQ/r

Question 19

Sigmund Freud’s Psychosexual Stages

Answer 19

Oral Stage 0-1 years
Anal Stage 2-3 years
Phallic Stage 3-6 years
Latency Stage 6-puberty
Genital Stage Beyond puberty

Question 20

Erikson’s Stages of Psychosocial Development

Answer 20

Trust vs Mistrust Infancy-18 months
Autonomy vs Shame/Doubt 18 months-3 years
Initiative vs Guilt 3-5 years
Industry vs Inferiority 5-13 years
Identity vs Confusion 13-21 years
Intimacy vs Isolation 21-39 years
Generativity vs Stagnation 40-65 years
Integrity vs Despair 65+

Question 21

Theories of Emotion

Answer 21

James-Lange
>Physiological response leads to emotion
Schachter-Singer
>Physiological response + cognition = emotion
Cannon-Bard
>Physiological response and emotion occur simultaneously
Lazarus
>Label first, then physiological response and emotion

Question 22

V0 equation

Answer 22

V0 = (Vmax * [S} ) / (Km+ [S] )

Question 23

Catalytic efficiency

Answer 23

Greater Km = less efficient enzyme binding activity
Lower Kcat = less efficient the catalyst
Catalytic efficiency = kcat/Km
Takes both into consideration

Question 24

T

Answer 24

10^12

Question 25

G

Answer 25

10^9

Question 26

M

Answer 26

10^6

Question 27

p

Answer 27

10^-12

Question 28

f

Answer 28

10^-15

Question 29

Histidine

Answer 29

pKa is 6.5 and it is only basic at pH below that pKa.

So at physiological pH (7) it is neutral!

Question 30

Degrees of unsaturation

Answer 30

(2C + N - H - X + 2)/2

number carbons + number nitrogens/2 - number hydrogens/2 - number halogens/2 + 1