WATER and BUFFERS Flashcards

1
Q

are the result of sharing of electrons between two atoms

A

COVALENT BONDS

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2
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are formed when one atom donates an electron to another

A

IONIC BONDS

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3
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a measure of the affinity a nucleus has
for outer shell electrons

A

ELECTRONEGATIVITY

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4
Q

TRUE OR FALSE:

High electronegativity corresponds to high affinity.

A

TRUE

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5
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Hydrogen bonds between water molecules
are the result of the

A

attraction of the partial positive and partial negative charges on different water molecules

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6
Q

TRUE OR FALSE:

Bonds between hydrogen and carbon do not form significant partial charges because the electronegativities of the two atoms are similar

A

TRUE

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7
Q

TRUE OR FALSE:

Molecules containing many carbon-hydrogen bonds will not form
hydrogen bonds and therefore, do not mix well with water.

A

TRUE

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8
Q

TRUE OR FALSE

Hydrogen bonds are polar and are hydrophilic.

A

TRUE

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9
Q

Molecules possessing both hydrophilic and hydrophobic characteristics are called——————-

containing a long, non-polar aliphatic tail and a head that ionizes

A

amphiphilic

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10
Q

Weak interactions of electrons are called

A

Van der Waals forces

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11
Q

TRUE OR FALSE

In hydrogen bonding (X-H), X is always more elctronegative than H.

A

TRUE

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12
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13
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Evidence of hydrogen bonding

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Intermolecular forces: Boiling point and Freezing point

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14
Q

Low molecular forces

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alkenes and alkanes (gases at room temp.)

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15
Q

TRUE OR FALSE

Dipole interactions are less powerful than Hydrogen Bonding.

A

TRUE

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16
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Formed by hydrogen bonds between parallel parts of the protein

A

Beta pleated sheet

17
Q

TRUE OR FALSE

Hydrophobic type of bond has the least amount of bond energy.

A

TRUE

18
Q

TRUE OR FALSE

Hydrophobic type of bond has the highest amount of bond energy.

A

FALSE

19
Q

binding of substrates in enzyme catalysis

A

PROTEINS

20
Q

Needs to separate the strands for replication and synthesis of RNA

A

DNA

21
Q

Leads to breaking of hydrogen bonds

A

HEAT

22
Q

Denaturation of proteins and separation of strands of nucleic acids

A

HEAT

23
Q

Protons that can dissociate when dissolved in water

A

ACID (DONOR)

24
Q

Can absorb protons when dissolved in water

A

BASE (ACCEPTOR)

25
Q

TRUE OR FALSE

HCl, as a strong acid, dissociate completely in water.

A

TRUE

26
Q

TRUE OR FALSE

HCl, as a strong acid, do not dissociate in water.

A

FALSE

27
Q

Nonpolar Hydrocarbons and Lipids

A

Hydrophobic

28
Q

Ionic compounds, Polar organic compounds (alcohols, ketones, carbonyls), Weak acids (phosphates and amino acids), Sugars and Carbohydrates

A

Hydrophilic

29
Q

For a process to be favorable, the ΔG for it must be

A

less than 0