GS-1 Revision Points Flashcards

1
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Where are ribosomes found ?

A

In the Cytosol or associated with the Rough ER

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2
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How are enzymes named ?

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Usually relating to function e.g. Esterase cleaves an ester bond in translation

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3
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Describe the graphs representing concentration over time for 0, 1st and 2nd Order reactions

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4
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What is the result when a log is taken of an exponential curve ?

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A straight line

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5
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What is one Picogram ?

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One trillionth (10-12) of a gram

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6
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What happens is Eº is < 0 ?

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Eº is the standard reduction potential, if this is less than 0, the reaction will not be spontaneous.

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7
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What is the Bernoulli effect ?

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8
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What is Newton’s third law ?

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For every action there must be an equal and opposite reaction

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9
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Define Flow

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Volume per unit time

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10
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Sketch a diagram of pressure and velocity, for a fluid in laminar flow

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11
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What is the flow rate of laminar flow ?

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It is constant

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12
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What happens to the solubility of a gas when the pressure over the solution is decreased ?

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13
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What happens to the solubility of a gas when temperature is increased ?

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the solubility decreases

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14
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How do you calculate percentage mass ?

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15
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How would you derive which indicator is most appropriate for a pH change of a reaction ?

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The indicator must change colour in a range which includes the end point of the reaction.

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16
Q

What is pKa ?

A

The acid dissociation constant - it is the negative log of Ka

Therefore, when pKa is high, Ka is low, and vice versa

17
Q

What happens to the pKb of the conjugate base, if Ka is low ?

A

The pKb of the conjugate base will be the opposite of the conjugate acid, therefore pKa will be high, and pKb will be low.

18
Q

If a reaction normally uses a catalyst, but it is removed, what would be the impact on the partial pressures of the reactants at equilibrium ?

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No effect, because catalysts only change the rate of the reaction, not the equilibrium position itself.

19
Q

Descibe Le Chateliers principle

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20
Q

With regard to an organisms survival, genetic mutations are usually… ?

A

Negative or neutral

21
Q

What is a cumulated Diene ?

A

Where the multiple double bonds share a common Carbon atom.

22
Q

What is a conjugated diene ?

A

Conjugated double bonds separated by single bonds, E.g. 1,3 Butadiene

23
Q

What is an unconjugated Diene ?

(Also known as an Isolated Diene)

A

Double bonds are separated by two or more single bonds, they are usually less stable than isomeric conjugated dienes

24
Q

Describe the Diels-Alder Diene conformation ?

A

Must be Cis conformation, with two double bonds on the same side of the single bond.

25
Q

How many conjugated Dienes are shown below ?

A

1

Only the 2nd structure represents 2 double bonds separated exactly by one single bond

26
Q

Which of the following is NOT a pair of resonance structures ?

A

IV

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28
Q

How would you calculate refractive index ?

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29
Q

What happens to velocity and wavelength when light travels from one medium to another with a different refractive index ?

A

Velocity and Wavelength also change

30
Q

What happens to the intensity of a light ray as it passes through a medium other than air ?

A

Its velocity decreases in the medium leading to a loss of energy

(N.B. Intensity is the rate of energy propagation through space)