Characteristics of life
Chemistry(atoms and bonding)
Acids and Bastes
Macromolecules
Carbohydrates
100

The smallest unit of life

What is a cell

100

the basic unit of matter

what is an atom

100

a mixture of one or more solutes dissolved in a solvent

what is a solution

100

this means large

what is macro

100

Contains 2 monosaccharides that join through a dehydration reaction

What are Disaccharides

200

the sum of chemical reactions in a living organism

what is metabolism

200

the three subatomic particles (Name all three)

 what are Protons, Neutrons, Electrons

200

the measure of H+ ion concentration in a solution

what is pH

200

the four main macromolecules (name all 4)

what is lipid, carbohydrate, protein, nucleic acid

200

This polysaccharide creates sugar to store for later

what is starch

300

another form of genetic material

what is DNA

300

this happens when atoms share electrons

what is a covalent bond

300
the scale to measure acids and bases

what is the pH scale

300

this atom can make 4 bonds

what is carbon

300

this hexose sugar is found in our blood

what is glucose

400

Organisms that have beneficial adaptations that do better are specified as this

what is natural selection

400

this is formed when atoms are transferred from one atom to another

what is an ionic bond

400

the ability to maintain a constant pH by encountering extra H+ and OH- ions

what is a buffer

400

this is not considered a polymer

what are lipids

400

found in cell walls which helps account for the strong nature of these walls

what is cellulose

500

Living organisms maintain this balance in internal environment

what is homeostasis

500

the smallest unit of a compound

what is a molecule

500

requires a specific pH in order to facilitate reactions

what are enzymes

500

single sugared molecules are called this

 what is monosaccharides 

500

universally used as an energy source for living organisms

what are carbohydrates

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