Macromolecules
Macromolecules 2
Water Properties
Water Properties 2
Enzyme
Enzymes 2
100
These elements are found in Nucleic Acids
C,H,O,N, P
100
The monomer of a lipid
triglyceride or fatty acid tails
100
Water molecules use this type of bonding with one another:
Hydrogen bonding
100
Oxygen and hydrogen share electrons unevenly. This creates an overall charge for the water molecule. This is called:
Polarity
100
A is: 
Active Site
100
True or False: Enzymes can work on different substrates.
False. Enzymes are highly selective and only work with specific substrates.
200
First source of short term energy. Also provides structural support in plants.
Carbohydrates
200
C, H, O in no particular ratio
Lipid
200
When water sticks with water, this property is called:
Cohesion
200
The hydrogen of one water molecule will connect to the _________ of another water molecule
Oxygen
200
Enzymes do what to biological reactions
Enzyme speed up reactions
200
This type of model describes when the enzyme locks with a substrate
Lock and Key model
300
Amino Acid
300
Amino Acids come together to make this polymer
Protein
300
When water sticks to a different substance, this property is called:
Adhesion
300
Being afraid of water:
Hydrophobic
300
C 
Substrate
300
What two factors affect the reaction rate of an enzyme?
pH and temperature
400
Stores genetic information. Examples include DNA and RNA
Nucleic Acid
400
Nucleotide
400
What TWO properties bring water from the roots to flowers. (I will also accept the two worded phrase for this)
Cohesion and Adhesion. Also called capillary action
400
Loving water
Hydrophillic
400
At what pH is Lipase at optimal performance
pH 8
400
Enzymes are this type of macromolecule:
Proteins
500
What polymer is comprised of monosaccharides such as glucose.
Carbohydrate
500
What macromolecule stores a large amount of energy, insulates heat, makes hormones, and forms the cell membrane?
Lipids
500
An insect has the ability to walk on water due to the water having what type of tension?
Surface tension
500
It take a lot of energy to raise or lower the temperature of water. What property describes this?
High Specific Heat
500
Enzymes are biological catalysts, what do they do to activation energy.
activation energy decreases
500
When an enzyme loses its shape (due to high heat or pH levels) it no longer works. What is the name for when an enzyme is ruined?
Denature