science Flashcards

(22 cards)

1
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compounds that contain both carbon and hydrogen atoms

A

organic compounds

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2
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compounds that DO NOT contain both carbon and hydrogen

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inorganic compounds

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3
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sugars and starches that give short-term energy; often ends in -OSE

A

carbohydrate

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4
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ONE sugar; building block [monomer] of carbohydrates

A

monosaccharide

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5
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MANY sugars

A

polysaccharide

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6
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fats, oils, and waxes that are used for long-term energy

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lipid

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7
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building block [monomer] of a lipid

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fatty acid

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8
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a substance that dissolves

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solute

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9
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the liquid a substance dissolves in

A

solvent

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10
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long chains of amino acids that make up muscles and tissues

A

proteins

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11
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building block [monomer] of a protein

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amino acid

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12
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what holds amino acids together

A

peptide bond

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13
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DNA and RNA are examples of:

A

nucleic acids

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14
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an example of a nucleic acid; stores genetic info

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DNA

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15
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building block [monomer] of nucleic acids

A

nucleotides

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16
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ONE building block that makes up a macromolecule

17
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a bunch of monomers linked together; aka polymer

A

macromolecule

18
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the elements necessary to create an organic compound

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carbon and hydrogen

19
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what carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, and nucleic acids are called

A

four organic compounds

20
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an example of a protein; speeds up chemical reactions

21
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an example of a carbohydrate; a simple sugar

22
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an example of a lipid