Chapter 2 Chemical Compositions of the Body Flashcards

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what is an ion?

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mismatch between number of protons and electrons; results when an atoms gains or loses one or more electrons

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covalent bond

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strongest chemical bond, atoms share electrons; eg. CH4

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ionic bond

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opposite charges attract; one atom loses and electron the other one excepts it; eg. Na+Cl-

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hydrogen bonds

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weaker then ionic bonds; attraction of H to O or N; seeing as dashed lines; eg. H2O molecules

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van der Waals forces

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weakest chemical bond; molecules are near by each other and just have a slight electrical attraction; eg. between lipid molecules

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molecular weight

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grams of solute you need to add to 1 L of solvent to produce a 1-molar (M) solution

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non-polar compounds

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don´t have a charge

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polar compounds

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can dissolve other polar compounds, are slightly charged

They have opposite charges at each end of the bond

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hydrophilic compounds

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dissolve in water

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amphipathic

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don´t like water enither fats, don´t like polar neither non-polar solvents

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ph value

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indicates the acidity of a solution

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what is the primary determinant of solution´s acidity?

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free hydrogen ions

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hydrophobic compounds

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fats; don´t dissolve in water; dissolve in other hydrophobic, non-polar solvents

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realtionship between acidity and ph

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more acidity = lower ph; fewer acidity = higher ph
ph < 7 = acidic ( a lot of hydrogen)
ph 7 = neutral
ph > 7 alkaline

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organic molecules

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carbohydrates (suagrs), lipids, proteins, nulcleic acids (DNA, RNA)

They contain C and H

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general formular of carbohydrates

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C(n)H(2n)O(n) (twice as many hydrogen molecules then carbon and oxygen

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function of carbohydrates

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energy storage and production

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glycogen

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stored energy unit made by glucose;

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types of lipids

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fatty acids, triglycerides, phospholipids, steroids (ring structure)

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structure of lipids

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non-polar covalent bonds
low solubility in water
all carbons are connected to hydrogen

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phopholipids

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have polar and non-polar region

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structure of proteins

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build by amino acids (like a string of beads)

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main components of proteins

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C, H, O, N, sulfur + other elements in small amounts

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funtion of proteins

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enymes, cell-attachments, homrones…..

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peptide bonds
covalent bond that connects amino acids
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primary protein structure
all amino acids string
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secondary protein structure
folded shape of polypeptide chain
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what can cause secondary structure
hydrogen-, ionic bonds and van der Waals forces
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tertiary proein structure
more folding, protein starts functioning
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quaternary protein structure
multiple polypeptided bonds together
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structure of nulceic acids
sugar+base+phosphate
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funtion of nucleic acids
information storage (DNA & RNA), energy storgae (ATP), high energy electron transfer molecules (NADH & FADH2)
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DNA, RNA
2 chains of deoxyribonucleotides, 1 chain of ribonucleotides
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bases of DNA
Guanine, Tymine, Cytosine, Adenine
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bonds between bases
Hydrogen bonds between C - G, T - A, A - T, G - C
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RNA bonds
same as DNA except Uracil instead of Thymine; U - A, A - T
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List the bonds from strongest to weakest
Covalent Ionic Hydrogen Van der Waals forces
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What bonds are found in Carbohydrates
Covalent
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Monosaccharide
Simple sugar
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Disaccharide
Two monosaccharides
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Polysaccharide
Many monosaccharide molescules
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Saturated fatty acid
All C linked by single covalent bonds
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Unsaturated fatty acid
Some double bonds
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Phospholipids are made up of
1 glycerol 2 fatty acids 1 phosphate
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Triglyceride is made up of
1 glycerol | 3 fatty acids
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What are Micelles
amphipathic phospholipids mix with water
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function of lipids
best energy source used in membranes and hormones insulation