Test 1 Flashcards

1
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changed during a chemical reaction

A

Reactants

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2
Q

Exothermic

A

release more energy than they absorb.

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3
Q

Endothermic

A

absorb more energy than they release.

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4
Q

Changes in ph and temperature

A

Disruptions in homeostasis can prevent enzymes from properly functioning.

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5
Q

activation energy

A

amount of energy
needed to start a chemical
reaction.

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6
Q

Chemical reaction/ reaction rate

A

Speeds up

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7
Q

made by a chemical reaction.

A

Products

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8
Q

Equilibrium

A

reactants and
products form at the same
rate.

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9
Q

catalyst lowers?

A

activation energy

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10
Q

Catalyst speeds up

A

Chemical reaction/ reaction rate

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11
Q

Enzymes perform chemical reactions by

A

breaking and forming

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12
Q

Ose

A

Sugar

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13
Q

Nucleic acid monomers

A

Nucleotides

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14
Q

Nucleic acid polymer

A

DNA or RNA

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15
Q

Protein monomers

A

Amino acid

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16
Q

Protein polymer

A

Polypeptide

17
Q

Mono

19
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Poly

20
Q

Nucleic acid function

A

Stores in carries genetic information

21
Q

Carbohydrate monomer

A

Monosaccharides (Simple sugar)

22
Q

Carbohydrate polymer 

A

Polysaccharide (Complex carbohydrate)

23
Q

Lipid monomers

A

Fatty acid

24
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Lipids polymers

A

Lipids (Triglycerides and phospholipids)

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Zero
The strongest acid
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The strongest basic (basses)
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Seven
Neutral (water)
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Electrons are part of atoms that involved in all types of
Bonding
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Covalent bonds occur when atoms
Share electron 
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Ionic bonds occur when
Atoms gain or lose electrons
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Water
Polar (Slightly charged regions) covalent molecule 
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Hydrogen bonds
Slightly positive Hydrogen atoms and slightly negative oxygen atoms
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Are in the nucleus and have a positive charge
Protons
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Are also in the nucleus and have no charge
Neutrons
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Orbit the nucleus and have a negative charge
Electron
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Hydrogen bonds are responsible for four important properties of water
• Universal solvent (adhesion) • High specific heat • Surface tension (cohesion) • less dense as a solid 
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 Bond energy
The amount of energy that it takes to break a bond between two atoms