3.1.8 Inorganic Substance 3.1.2 Sugar Flashcards

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1
Q

Property of inorganic substance

A

Dissolve in water for transportation
No carbon
In cytoplasm/ body fluid

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2
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Fuction of hydrogen ion

A

Determining the pH of solution
Therefore functioning of enzyme

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3
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Function of iron ion (where, deficiency)

A

Transport of oxygen (binding)
In haemoglobin (RBC)
Anaemia

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4
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Function of Phosphate ions

A

Structural role in DNA (in sugar phosphate backbone of nucleotide )
Storing energy in ATP moelecules

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5
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Function of Sodium ion

A

Transport of glucose and amino acid
Across plasma membranes by cotransport

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6
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Calcium ion

A

Provide skeleton strength and structure
In Bones

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7
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List of biological molecules

A

Carbohydrates
Protein (including enzyme)
Lipid
Nuclei acid (dna and rna)

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8
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Definition of polymer

A

Large molecule made up of many similar/ identical molecule/ monomer bond together

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9
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Give four example of monomer and its polymer

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Monosaccharides - polysaccharides (Alpha glucose — starch/ glycogen)
Amino acid - polypeptides
Nucleotide - nucleic acids / polynucleotide/ DNA
Fatty acid and glycerol - lipid

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10
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Condensation

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A chemical, reaction in which the jointing of 2 organic compound result in the their production and release of water

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11
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Hydrolysis

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The process of breaking bonds through the addition of water to convert a large molecule into smaller molecules

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12
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Simple and complex sugar example

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Simple : monosaccharides, disaccharide
Complex : polysaccharides

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13
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Isomer

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Same chemical formula/ molecular formula , same bond between atom
Different arrangement / structural formula

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14
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Bonding in glucose

A

Glycosidic Bond (1-4)

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15
Q

Maltose made up of….

A

Alpha glucose x2

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16
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Lactose made up of…

A

Alpha glucose & galactose

17
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Sucrose made up of…

A

Alpha glucose & fructose

18
Q

Benedict test Color change

A

Blue green organdie brick red
Semi quantitative result

19
Q

Rule of reducing sugar

A

All monosaccharides
Some disaccharide
Sucrose is not reducing sugar

20
Q

Explain change of colour in Benedict test

A

Cu 2+ + e- —> cu+
Copper ll sulphate —> copper l oxide

21
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Reducing sugar test

A

Add 2 cm3 of sugar mixed with equal amount of Benedict reagant
Heat in the water bath at 70-90 degree for 5 mins
Observe result

22
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Non reducing sugar test

A

2cm3 sugar
Add 2 drop of acid then heat for 2 mins
Neutralise by Adding 2 drop of alkaline
Benedict test in hot water bath heat for 5 mins

23
Q

Monosaccharides and disaccharide solution of same volume which one will have more precipitate

A

Disaccharide
With same concentration, more molecules (doubles)

24
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Number of carbon, name , example of monosaccharides and use

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Triose (3) Glyceraldehyde (glycolysis)
Tetrose (4)
Pentose (5) ribose , deoxyribose (make up rna / dna)
Hexose (6) fructose, glucose, galactose (make storage/ structural molecules)