Carbohydrates
Lipids
Nucleic Acids
Proteins
Carbon
100
What are the elements involved in carbohydrates?
Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen
100
What are the elements involved in lipids?
Hydrogen, Carbon, Oxygen
100
What are the elements involved in nucleic acid?
Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen Phosphorus, and Nitrogen
100
What is the purpose of proteins?
To speed up chemical reactions, for body parts, and determines traits.
100
How many bonds can carbon make at a time?
4!
200
What is the Monomer of Carbohydrates?
Monosacchride
200
What are the unique properties in lipids?
All Lipids are Hydrophobic.
200
How does a strain of DNA look?
It is helical in shape.
200
what can proteins be obtained from/ what are examples of sources of proteins?
nuts, meats, beans.
200
What makes carbon 'special'?
Carbon is in everything living,
300
Show an example of a Carbohydrate?
A slice of bread, starch, sugar, etc.
300
What are the monomers in a lipid?
Trick question there are none!
300
What is a example of a nucleic acid?
DNA, or NRA.
300
What is a example of a monomer of proteins?
Amino acids.
300
How many electrons are shared in a double-bond?
2.
400
What is the purpose of Carbohydrates?
Main energy source
400
What is an examples of a lipid?
Butter, Vegetable Oil, Olive oil, etc.
400
What is the purpose of nucleic acid?
To store and transmit genetic information.
400
What are the elements involved in proteins?
Sulfur, Hydrogen, carbon, oxygen, and nitrogen.
400
How many valence electrons does carbon have?
4 valence electrons.
500
What are the unique properties of carbohydrates?
There are none.
500
What is the purpose of lipids?
To store energy, they serve as a waterproof covering, and they can insulate the body.
500
What is a unique property of nucleic acid?
It codes for life.
500
what is something unique about proteins?
Nothing special... BUT THEY'RE EVERYTHING.
500
What can carbon bond with?
Sulfur, Hydrogen, Oxygen, Phosphorus, Nitrogen, and other Carbon atoms.
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