Name The Thing
How It's Made
How It Works
Monowhat?
Its Properties
100

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Carbohydrate or Monosaccharide

100

Parts of an Atom

Proton, Neutrons, Electrons

100

Function of Lipids

Stores Energy

100

The monomer for nucleic acid

Nucelotide

100

A Molecule with an Uneven Distribution of Charges

Polar Molecule

200

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Protein or Amino Acid

200

Elements found in Carbohydrates.

Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen

200

Function of Nucleic Acid

Transmits DNA

200

The monomer for protein

Amino Acid
200

The Reason a Bug can Rest on Water

Surface Tension

300

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Unsaturated Lipid (fatty acid)

300

Elements in Biomolecules

Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen, Nitrogen, Phosphate

300

Function of Proteins

Helps with Chemical Reactions

300

Daily Double!

All three types of carbohydrates (monomers)

Monosaccharide

Disaccharide

Polysaccharide

300

The Reason We Use Water in our Radiators

Specific Heat

400

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Phosphate Base of Nucleotide.

400

Biomolecule with Phosphate

Nucleic Acid

400

Function of Carbohydrates

Provides short term energy

400

Monomer of Lipids

Fatty Acid

400

It's Afraid of Water

Hydrophobic

500

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Carbohydrate, Sugar, Dissacharide

500

The Starting Substance in a Chemical Reaction

Reactant

500

The Reason We Must Have Balance Equations

Matter cannot be Created or Destroyed

500

What is a monomer?

One unit of a macromolecule

500

The Weak Bond that Connects the Water Molecules

Hydrogen Bond

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