Lecture 3 Flashcards

1
Q

noncovalent interaction between two molecules that are so close together that they can experience weak attractive forces

A

van der Waals

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2
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macromolecules formed by polymerization

A

polypeptides, polynucleotides, and polysaccharides

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3
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matter is made of combinations of – such as hydrogen, oxygen, or carbon

A

elements

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4
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– is the smallest particle of an element

A

atom

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5
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atoms are linked together in groups to form –

A

molecules

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6
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all the characteristics of a cell depend on the – it contains

A

molecules

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7
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electrons – to balance out the positively charged nucleus

A

move around

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8
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A – is X grams of a substance, where X is its relative molecular mass

A

mole

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9
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a mole will contain – molecules of the substance

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6 x 10^23

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10
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– have a concentration of 1 mole of the substance in 1 liter of solution

A

molar solutions

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11
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– constitute 99% of goal atoms in the human body

A

C, H, O, N

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12
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the – determine how atoms interact

A

outermost electrons

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13
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in order for an atom to be – its outermost shell must be filled in

A

stable

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14
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how strong an electron’s attraction is to a nucleus

A

electronegativity

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15
Q

EN > 1.7

A

ionic bond

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16
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sharing of electrons

A

covalent bond

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17
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transfer of electrons

A

ionic bond

18
Q

covalent bonds are much – then noncovalent interactions

A

stronger and more stable

19
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pi bonds cannot –

20
Q

EN

21
Q

Covalent bonds have – bond length than noncovalent bonds

22
Q

iconic bonds not as strong in living things as they are in a –

23
Q

Van der Waals interactions are caused by –

A

transient dipoles

24
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hydrogen bond is the interaction of a partially positively charged H atom in a molecular dipole with an unpaired – from another atom

A

N, O, and (F)

highly electronegative atoms

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hydrophobic force is caused by pushing of -- out of water
nonpolar surfaces
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a macromolecule is folded into its preferred stable conformation by --
noncovalent interactions
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cell is -- water and -- chemicals
70% and 30%
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of the chemicals of the cell inorganic ions make up
1%
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energetically unfavorable -- releases water to make molecules
condensation
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energetically favorable -- requires water to break molecules
hydrolysis
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phospholipids are --
amphipathtic
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saturated fatty acids
single bonds
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unsaturated fatty acids
double bonds
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properties of fats depend on their --
fatty acid side chains
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purines
A, G (2 rings)
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pyrimidines
U, T, C (1 ring)
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water properties
- solid less dense (ordered crystal though H bonds that spaces molecules farther apart) - great solvent - surface tension - cohesion/adhesion - high heat capacity
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water molecules are continuously exchanging protons with each other to form
hydronium ion and hydroxyl ion
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donate protons
acid
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accept protons
base