bio test 3 Flashcards

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what is the slight charge of oxygen

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negative

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2
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what is the slight charge of hydrogen

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positive

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3
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are the oxygen and hydrogen bonds strong or weak

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they are weak

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4
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what is hydrogen bonding

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when a oxygen and and hydrogen charge bond together

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5
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what is it called when the same water molecules hang on to each other

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cohesion

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6
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what is the one called where water is attracted to that glass

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adhesion

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7
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is the droplet from a sink and things adhesion or cohesion

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cohesion

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7
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the narrower the tube the more or less capillary action?

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more

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8
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what are the three types of mixtures

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solution, colloid, and suspension

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9
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what is it called when liquid flows through a narrow action

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capillary action

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10
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what is a solution

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a homogenous mixture when 2 or more substances are dissolved together

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10
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what is the salt called in solution, and what is water

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solute, solvent

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11
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what is a colloid

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A mixture in which very small particles of one substance are distributed evenly throughout another substance

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12
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can you actually see a colloid

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yes

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13
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what is a suspension

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a suspension is a heterogenous mixture, it separates over time. A great example is oil and vinegar or sand and water.

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14
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what does gravity do to suspension mixture

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it separates them

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15
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what ions make up the acid

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hydrogen ion

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16
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what ion makes up the base

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hydroxide ion

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17
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what if the ph is at 1 or 2 or 0

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it would be very acidic

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17
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whats another word for base

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alkali

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18
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what if the ph was near 14

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very basic

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19
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what ph is around 8 or 9

20
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what ph is around 7

21
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what is a neutralization reaction

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when you take an acid and a strong base and it turns into neutral.

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what are buffers
a system in our bodys that helps us keep a good ph level
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why do we have buffers
to regulate the ph level
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what chemical has one carbon and four hydrogen atoms
methane
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which chemical has two carbons in a row
ethane
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what chemical would it be if there was a double bond
ethene
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triple bond
ethyne
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what is octane
8 carbons long
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what do a bunch of glucoses make
a starch
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in polymerization which is the monomer and which is the polymer
glucose is monomer whicle starch is polymer.
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what is the name for a large giant molecule
macromolecule
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what are the four organic groups
carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, and nucleic acids
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what are some examples of carbohydrates lipids proteins nucleic acids
starch, can sugar fats, cholesterol, tofu, enzymes DNA,RNA
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what is is called when you combine one glucose and another. what are you taking out
dehydration synthesis. taking out water
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what is it called when two glucoses are combined
maltose
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why dont lipids dissolve in water
because they are nonpolar
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what are the two main parts of a triglyceride
glycerol and fatty acids
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what fat is it when there are double bonds and which one is single bonds
unsaturated fat, saturated fat
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what is it called when there are multiple double bonds
polyunsaturated fats
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are polyunsaturated fats better or worse
the polyunsaturated are better
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how many fatty acids are in the phospholipid
there are two because one is replace with a phosphate group
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after you remove the water from glucose what does it become
moltose(dissacharide)
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what is the name of the process in our body where water breaks down a compound
hydrolisis
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what are the four types of nitrogenousu bases
AGCT( purines: adanine,guanine, pyremadies:cytosine thymine)
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what is dna made of
phosphate, sugars(deoxyribose) and nitrogenous base
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what did erwin chargoff discover
in DNA, the ratios of adenine (A) to thymine (T) and guanine (G) to cytosine (C) are equal.
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what did rosalind franklin discover
that the double helix is the shape of a dna molecule
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what is dna made of
nucleic acids,nucleotides,
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what makes up cell membranes
phospholipids
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what are on the two sides of amino acids
amine, and carboxyl group
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