Ch 2 Chemistry Flashcards

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Defined the terms matter Adam molecule and element give an example of each

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Element cannot be broken into any other substances by chemical means example oxygen

Matter anything that occupies space and has mass example physical components of the universe composed of elements

Adam what elements are made up of consist of protons neutrons and electrons oxygen Adam is one single unit

Molecule group of atoms bonded together representing smallest unit of the compound

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Describe the structure of an atom And its relation to the properties of the element

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Adam Belt and neutrons electrons neutrons and electrons can change for protons must do the same for the element well then change

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3
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No the three types of chemical bonds ionic covalent hydrogen

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Ionic when atoms gain and lose electrons but stick together example Na + + Cl- =NaCl

Covalent share electrons solid line strong is fine example H2O polar covalent unequal sharing

Hydrogen bond represented in - - – is fine between two different water molecules weakest bond

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4
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Define oxidation

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Any chemical reaction that involves the moving of electrons the substance giving away elections is oxidized

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5
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Define reduction

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Chemical reaction that involves the gaining of electrons

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6
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Catabolism

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Set a bio chemical reactions that break down complex molecules into simpler ones

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7
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Anabolism

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The synthesis of complex molecules from simpler ones build up

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8
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Entergonic reaction

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Energy into reaction

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9
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Extergonic reaction

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Energy out of reaction

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10
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How are these reactions related

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Reduction and oxidation happen together ender and exer happen together
Cat and ana don’t happen together

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11
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What is the role of enzymes in living systems and how do they work

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Function to allow chemical reaction to happen that would normally take to long It does this by lowering the activation energy needed and enzyme is a protein

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Define activation energy catalyst active site and substrate

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Activation energy energy needed to get a reaction

Catalyst a substance that lowers the activation energy but is not used up itself

Active site the region the enzyme where the substrate fit for a reaction to occur

Substrate the reactant specific to the enzyme

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13
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Define pH how is the scale arranged

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Page potential hydrogen ion concentration 0 to 14 pH scale 0 to 6 acidic seven neutral 8 to 14 base

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14
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What is the difference between dehydration reaction and hydrolytic reaction

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Dehydration reaction links monomers together to form polymers

Hydrolysis reaction is the breakdown of polymers into monomers

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15
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What are the four major classes of organic compounds

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Carbohydrates lipids proteins and nucleic acid

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16
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What are the three levels of structural complexity of a carbohydrate give examples of each type

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Monosaccharides simple sugars such as glucose

Disaccharides went to monomers Combine gang dehydration synthesis example lactose

Polysaccharides a long chain of monomers example starch

17
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Name three different types of lipids

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Triglycerides simple lipid

phospholipids complex lipid and

steroids

18
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What are the building blocks of fat

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Fatty acids and glycerol

19
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What is the synthetic reaction involved in making fat molecules

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Dehydration synthesis

20
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How do phospholipids differ from fat

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They contain glycerol to fatty acids and phosphorus their essential to the formation of a lipid bilayer which maintains the cell membrane structure

21
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Phospholipids are structural component of what important biological feature

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Cell membrane

22
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What are the basic building blocks of proteins

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Amino acids

23
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What are the components of the building blocks of proteins

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Amino acids 20 different types made of central carbon atoms linked to amino group carboxyl group hydrogen Adam

24
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What type of synthetic reaction is responsible for the synthesis of proteins

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Dehydration synthesis

25
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There are four levels of structural complexity and proteins what are they

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Primary sequence of amino acids

secondary localized building or twist a peptide chain

tertiary 3-D overall final folding imports activity

quaternary arrangement of several peptide chains to form a functional protein

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Defined the term denature and explain how this term relates to the loss of function in proteins

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Change in the molecule structure of proteins usually making it non-functional

27
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How are the structure and function of protein related

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Variation in structure is directly related to the diversity function

28
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What are the two types of nucleic acid’s in living systems

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Deoxyribose and ribose nucleic acid

29
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What are the building blocks of nucleic acid

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Nucleotide

30
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What are the three components of the building blocks of nucleic acid

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Sugar phosphate and nitrogen base

31
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Describe the key difference between the two types of nucleic acid’s

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Deoxy ribose without oxygen lacking one oxygen Adam found in DNA modified sugar

Ribose found in RNA normal sugar with one oxygen attached to each carbon Adam