Water
Water properties
Metabolism
Monomers
carbohydrates, lipids, proteins and nucleic acids
100

Which type of bond is H2O?

Covalent Bond

100

What is cohesion?

When two water molecules bond together.

100

True or false.

Catabolism is the same that Anabolism.

False. They are completely opposite.

100

What are monomers?

Small and simple molecule that acts as the basic unit to build up larger polymers.

100

Function of Proteins

Produce hormones, and build and repair muscles and bones.

200

Which are the two elements that form water?

Hydrogen and Oxygen.

200

What is adhesion?

When hydrogen bonds form between water and other polar molecules (one side positive and another negative), causing water to stick to them.

200

Which one releases energy and which one needs energy.

Catabolism: releases energy

Anabolism: the process needs energy.

200

What is the simplest form of carbohydrates? And Functional group.

MONOSACCHARIDES (glucose, fructose, ribose)

Hydroxyl   -OH

200

Function of Carbohydrates

Primary source of energy to the body and  help control blood glucose.

300

What is a hydrophobic substance? Examples

Substances that are insoluble in water although they dissolve in other solvents. Ex. All lipids (fats and oils).

300

Thermal property.

High latent heat vaporization.

When a molecule evaporates the liquid molecules separates to become vapor --- the heat needed to do this is called latent heat vaporization.

300

What are things that Catabolism and Anabolism share?

The two process are required to the proper functioning of the body.

Are types of metabolism.

300

What are the simplest form of lipids?

Functional group.

Fatty acids.

Carboxyl group  
-COOH

300

Function of lipids

They help with moving and storing energy, absorbing vitamins and making hormones.

400

What are the hydrophilic substances? Examples

Substances that dissolve in water and are attarcted to water. Ex. glucose, sodium and chloride Ions.

400

Thermal property.

High specific heat capacity.

Large amount of energy is required in order to increase the temperature of water to break these hydrogen bonds. Cool down--loose energy.

400

What is Catabolism?

Breakdown of complex molecules into simpler molecules.

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What are the simplest form of proteins?

Functional group.

Amino acids.

Carboxyl group  -COOH

Amine group -NH2


400

Elements present in proteins.

Carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, sulfur.

500

What is a hydrogen bond?

Chemical bond of water molecules. It happens in the negative charge of the molecule (Oxygen) and the positive part (Hydrogen).

500

Thermal property.

High boiling point.

Boiling point=the highest temperature that a substance can stay in a liquid state. Water remains liquid in 00C to 1000C.

500

What is Anabolism?

Is the synthesis of complex molecules from simpler molecules.

500

What are the simplest form of NUCLEIC ACIDS?

NUCLEOTIDES

500

Functional group of NUCLEIC ACIDS

carboxyl groups (−COOH) in amino acids, methyl groups (−CH3), and phosphate groups (–PO3)

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