Week 2: Inorganic & Organic Chemistry Flashcards
What concept drives diffusion of substance dissolved in liquids, is the tendency of atoms & molecules to equilibrate with enviro & is a thermodynamic imperative to randomness & diffusion
Concept of entropy
T/F Concept of Entropy is the force that creates concentration of molecules
False
T/F In concentration gradients, molecules dispersed in solution will re-concentrate themselves randomly
False, once dispersed, molecules do not re-concentrate themselves
Concentration gradients is driven by the force of _________________
Randomness
The random movement of an atom or molecule in 3 dimensions describes ______________ motion
Brownian
T/F A catalyst speeds up the reaction rate of a chemical reaction
True
T/F Amino Acids used to make protein are all D-form
False
B-particles, A-particles and positron emission are all forms of?
Radioactive decay
T/F Biological systems take advantage of the chemical & electrical properties of atoms and molecules to operate life systems
True
Carbon, Nitrogen, Oxygen & Hydrogen are the 4 most common elements in organic molecules, the next 2 most common are…
Sulfur & phosphorus
Carbons aways bond covalently and always has its ____ bonds filled
4
Biological systems take advantage of the chemical & electrical properties of _________ & ___________ to operate life systems
atoms & molecules
If a molecule or an area of a molecule, as in a fat, is hydrophobic, it is a more ____-_______ molecule area
non-polar
Enantiomers have the same __________ formula
molecular
Enantiomers are called _______________
Steriosomers
T/F Enantiomers usually react differently & taste differently from each other
True
T/F Enzymes cannot convert one enantiomer to another
False, enzymes can convert one enantiomer to another
Which aliphatic molecule has double bonds between the carbons?
Alkenes
Which type of aliphatic molecule is saturated?
Alkanes
Which quality makes the carbon ring in benzene characteristic as an aromatic?
Double bonds between the 6 carbons that shift between pairs