Macromolecules
The monomer of protein.
The atomic number.
What is the amount of protons in an atom?
What is hydrogen bonds?
The definition of an independent variable.
What is the variable that the scientist changes?
The two helixes in a nucleic acid.
The chemical composition of carbohydrates.
What is CH2O?
The atomic mass.
What is the amount of protons and neutrons in an atom?
The property of water that gives water its bead-like shape.
What is surface tension?
The definition of a dependant variable.
What is the variable that changes due to the independent variable.
The amount of strands in RNA.
What is one?
The structure of an amino acid.
What is an R-group, a carboxyl group, and an amine group?
The negative subatomic particles in an atom.
What are electrons?
The kind of molecule that oxygen is, which allows for hydrogen bonds.
What is polar?
The definition of a constant.
What is the item(s) that stay the same throughout the experiments?
The type of sugar in DNA.
What is deoxyribose sugar?
The structures of a protein.
What is primary, secondary, tertiary, and quaternary structures?
The amount of electrons that the first valence shell can hold.
What is two electrons?
Why oxygen is greedy for electrons.
What is electronegative?
The definition of a control.
The type of nucleotide base that is inside of the DNA, but not the RNA.
What is thymine?
What an unsaturated fat lacks to become solid at room temperature.
What is cis double bonds?
The type of electron in the valence shell of an atom.
What are valence electrons?
The two major water properties that allow water to transfer up a plant's roots.
What is cohesion and adhesion?
The inventor of the scientific method.
What is Francis Bacon?
The type of nucleotide base that is inside of the RNA, but not the DNA.
What is Uracil?