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5349235181carbonOrganic chemistry is the study of all compounds that contain this element0
5349239563carbonfundamental element of things that make life1
5349264906covalentstrongest bonds2
5349271394intermolecular or covalentbonds that occur between carbon atoms3
5349336702macro-moleculelarge molecule4
5349340304monomersrepeating smaller molecules that make up larger molecules5
5349348971polymerpolymer molecule composed of repeated smaller molecules6
5349352718polymerizationprocess of monomers bonding together to become a polymer7
5349359867carbohydrates, proteins, lipids, nucelic acidsgroups of large carbon-compounds found in living things, covered in class8
5349362316lipidsNOT POLYMERS9
5349367868glucose, starch, sucrose, lactoseexamples of carbohydrates10
5349371781photosynthesiswhat is glucose a product of11
5349375862table sugarsucrose is12
5349375863milk sugarlactose is13
5349380347carbon, hydrogen, oxygenthree elements that make up carbohydrates14
5349384222glucosesimple sugar (monomer)15
5349386812starch, glycogen, cellulosecomplex sugars (polymers)16
5349392064starch, glycogen, cellulosemade up of glucose monomer17
5349396725glucosewhat is this18
5349469827storage and structurewhy are carbs important19
5349471818glycogenanimals store glucose as...20
5349474114starchplants store glucose as...21
5349476317cell wallsplants use cellulose to build...22
5349480912celluloseplant walls have structure because of...23
5349485088glycogenwhat is this24
5349489155cellulosewhat is this25
5349492605starchwhat is this26
5349498490cellulose, starch, glycogenglucose monomer makes up these27
5349501254celluloserigid, no branching stucture...found in plants28
5349509651store energyfunction of glycogen and starch29
5349513324hydrogen and carbonwhat 2 elements mainly compose liquids30
5349515916provide energy, make up cell membranes, are chemical messengerswhy are lipids important?31
5349522110phospholipidtype of lipid found in cell membranes32
5349524262fattype of lipid found in your diet33
5349527097steroidtype of lipid that serves as a chemical messenger34
5349532951glycerola fat consists of one ______ molecule linked to three fatty acid molecules35
5349537251fatty acida fat consists of one glycerol molecule liked to three _______ molecules36
5349540923saturated fatsolid fat37
5349540924unsaturated fatliquid fat38
5349545200double bondingwhat gives away if a fat is solid or liquid39
5349547238fatwhat type of lipid is this?40
5349554686saturatedwhat type of fat is this?41
5349564601straight chainsfats with single bonds in their fatty acid chains form42
5349567459liquidwhen molecules aren't tightly packed, the substance is usually a43
5349575613solidwhen molecules are tightly packed, the substance is a44
5349583318phospholipidwhen one of the three fatty acids in a fat is replaced with a phosphate group, you have a45
5349592556attractedthe part of a phospholipid that looks like a head is ________ to water46
5349598506unattractedfatty acid chains on a phospholipid are __________ to water47
5349607393a phosphate group, two fatty acids, and glycerolphospholipids are made up of48
5349624636phospholipidwhat is this49
5349628767cell wallswhat phospholipids make up50
5349632480one half likes water other half hates waterwhy do phospholipids make up cell walls51
5349635901four ringssteroids are destinctive because of52
5349636464steroidwhat is this53
5349643306make up cell membranes, chemical messengerspurposes of steroids54
5349649852dna and rna2 types of nucleic acids55
5349653586carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, phosphatewhat elements make up nucleic acids56
5349658131polymer, monomernucleic acids are ________s made up of __________s57
5349672146nucleotidesmonomers that make up nucleic acids are called58
5349672147nitrogen containing base/5 carbon sugar/phosphate groupthree parts of a nucleotide59
53496754993all DNA/RNA monomer have how many parts60
5349680267carbohydrate or a fatif there is a phosphate in a molecule, then it can't be a61
5349681920nucleic acid or phospholipidif there is phosphate in a molecule then it can be62
5349688478DNAwhat is this63
5349550325unsaturatedwhat type of fat is this?64
5349693931nucleotide for DNAwhat is this65
5349698636nucleotide for RNAwhat is this66
5349708403DNA has one less oxygendifference in letters between DNA and RNA67
5349715887RNAone stranded nucleic acid68
5349719238DNAdouble stranded nucleic acid69
5349722113different sugarsthe way DNA and RNA differ in their bases70
5349725012carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygenelements that make up protein71
5349728788amino acidsa protein is a polymer made up of monomers called72
5349731416polymeris a protein a polymer or monomer73
5349734287monomeris an amino acid a polymer or monomer74
5349736186amino acidwhat is this75
5349754150proteinmany amino acids joined together76
5349756765hydrogen bondwhat is this77
5349764119peptide bondname of covalent bond that links amino acids together78
5349766910enzymes, bones and muscles, transport things across cell membranes, base of immune systemfour roles of protein in living things79
5349774717protein transporting things through cell wallsthis shows80
5349690636RNAwhat is this81
5380852946original bonds are being broken and new bonds are being formedwhen an enzyme catalyzes a reaction...82
5411984839enzymea substance produced by a living organism that acts as a catalyst to bring about a specific biochemical reaction83
5411986034amino acidwhat monomer makes up enzymes84
5411989218proteinwhat major macro molecule are enzymes made of85
5411994786lock and keyway that an enzyme fits with the substrate86
5411999698pH and temperaturechange of these things will denature enzymes87
5412001521yesAre all enzymes proteins?88
5412001522noAre all proteins enzymes?89
54120119277 or neutralpH that enzymes prefer90
541201340398 F or 37 C or body temperaturetemperature that enzymes prefer91
5412020082enzyme-substrate complexwhat an enzyme and substrate form while the enzyme is catalyzing a reaction92
5412021699enzyme-substrate complexwhat is this? (the two things together)93
5412028188substrateorange part in A94
5412030169productorange part in F95
5412036963capillary actionthe movement of a liquid through or along the surface of another material in spite of other forces, such as gravity96
5412042906heat capacitythe amount of heat required to change its temperature by one degree (WATER has a high one)97
5412048908an atomwhats this98
5412063845isotopean atom that has gained or lost a neutron99
5412067197an atom that has lost or gained an alectronisotope100
5412078153compoundsubstance made of two or more elements in definite proportions101
5412086604polymeris cellulose a monomer or a polymer102
5412088095plantslocation of cellulose103
5412093309animalswhere is glycogen found104
5412095527structures cell wallsfunction of cellulose105
5412103187glycerol and 3 fatty acids2 things fat are made up of106
5412106574glycerol and 2 fatty acids and phosphate group3 things phospholipids are made of107
5412111927inorganic, organictypes of chemical compounds108
5412115042carbonorganic compounds contain this element109
5412122198phosphateinorganic compounds do not include110
5412124261carbohydrates, lipids, protein, nucleic acidsorganic compounds consist of111
5412128655genetic informationnucleic acids store112
5412131583monomers or polymerscarbs can be either of these113
5412139118surface tensioncohesive forces between liquid molecules are responsible for114
5412149846polarmolecule has a partial positive charge in one part of the molecule and complementary negative charge in another part115
5412155936solventpart of a solution that something else is put into116
5412155937solutedissolved in the other part of a solution117

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