Molecular Bio Fill in the Blanks Flashcards

(36 cards)

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what does it mean if a water molecule is polar?

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it has a positively charged side and a negatively charged side

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each water molecule is composed of

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an atom of oxygen with two hydrogens attached at an angle

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3
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oxygen ________ giving itself a partial negative charge

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attracts the electrons towards the molecule

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4
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hydrogen bonds

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partial positive and negative charges attract each other and form them

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5
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hydrogen bonds between water molecules take _______ of energy to break and boil

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alot

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6
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hydrogen bonds give water

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cohesion and surface tension allowing trees to transport water from their roots to the leaves

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more heat means more _________ movement of molecules

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rapid

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liquid hydrocarbons, ex: octane, have

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low boiling points because the molecules in the liquid are held together weakly.

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9
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ice is _______ dense than liquid water

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less

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10
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water molecules in ice compared to liquid water

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are held apart in a crystalline lattice (structured) while in liquid water they move about more loosely and pack together more closely

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11
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dipole moment

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unequal distribution of charge

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12
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water molecules are polar but are not _______

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charged

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13
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solids in crystals (sugar) ____

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interact together with one or more types of bonds. if the molecules are polar then they interact with each other through polar covalent bonds.

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14
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A mole is _______ molecules of a substance

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6 x 10^23

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15
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one mole of one substance has the ________ as a mole of another substance even if they don’t have the same weight

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number of molecules

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16
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Acid is a proton _________

17
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base is a proton ________

18
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when HCL is dissolved it _______

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donates a proton since its acidic

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ph for acidic solution is _____than 7

20
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ph for basic solution is _____than 7

21
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although the number of carbons in monosachs may vary the _______ is the same

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ratio of carbon: hydrogen: oxygen 1:2:1

22
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sugars always have one ______

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carbonyl group

23
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chiral carbon

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4 non-equivalent groups attached that make sugar optically active

24
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simple sugars are often drawn as _______

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stick structures

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human enzymes can break down _______ and_______ but can't break ________
glycogen; starch; cellulose
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microorganisms (prokaryotes such as bacteria) can break down
cellulose
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lipids
composed of nonpolar bonds (repel water), carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen. their function is long term energy storage in animals. this allows for fast moving organisms, with motility, to function. ______ that are used by animals to store energy are triglycerides (containing 3 fatty acids joined by ester linkages to one glycerol molecule).
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activation energy
amount of energy required to reach the transition state
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enzymes increase the rate of reactions by ________ the activation energy
lowering
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active site of enzyme
the folded polypeptide contains a 3D binding pocket in which the reaction is catalyzed. contains specific amino acids to form a substrate binding pocket.
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V_max
max reaction rate observed with the saturated enzyme reaction
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concentration of enzyme in a reaction is _______ than the concentration of the compounds involved in the reaction
lower
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the enzyme works by
binding the substrate, catalyzing the reaction, and releasing the products.
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lock and key model of enzymes
to fit in the active site and be used as a substrate a chemical must
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activation energy
amount of energy required to reach the transition state
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active site of enzyme depends on __________
correct folding of proteins