Enzymes
pH
Carbon
Water
Miscellaneous
100
place where the substrate attaches to an enzyme
What is the active site?
100
0 to 6.9
What is an acid?
100
number of covalent bonds carbon can make
What is 4?
100
ice floes on water is an example of this property
What is density?
100
neutralizes small amounts of acids and bases and helps maintain homeostasis
What is a buffer?
200
function of an enzyme
What is reduce the activation energy of a chemical reaction?
200
7.1 to 14
What is a base?
200
the prefix "but" means this
What is 4 Carbons?
200
property that causes water to stick to grass or leaves
What is adhesion?
200
amount of energy needed to start a chemical reaction
What is activation energy?
300
the model for enzyme action
What is the induced fit model? (lock and key)
300
7
What is neutral?
300
the suffix "ane" means
What is single bond?
300
property that causes water to form droplets
What is cohesion?
300
a type of reaction that breaks down polymers into monomers
What is hydrolysis?
400
effects the rate of a reaction between a substrate and an enzyme
What are pH, temperature, and enzyme concentration
400
more hydronium ions than hydroxide ions
What is an acid?
400
a single atom of carbon is joined to a hydrogen atom, how many double bonds can the carbon still form
What is 1?
400
property of water that explains the properties of adhesion, cohesion, and hydrogen bond
What is polar covalent bond?
400
type of reaction that adds monomers together to produce the a polymer and water
What is a condensation reaction?
500
what would happen to chemical reactions in the body if there was no enzymes
What is reactions would occur to slowly to carry out life processes?
500
more hydroxide ions than hydronium ions
What is a base?
500
three types of structures that carbon atoms can form when they are joined together
What is a ring, straight chain, or branched?
500
forms when water dissociates
What are Hydrogen ions and hydroxide ions?
500
hydroxyl, carboxyl, and amino are examples of these
What are functional groups?
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