Chemistry of Life
Moving Cellular Materials
Energy for Life
Vocabulary
Bonus :)
100
65%.
How much oxygen is in the human body?
100
Transport proteins.
What is used in facilitated diffusion?
100
Because they are super easy to digest.
Why do you get energy from carbohydrates so quickly?
100
When an input of energy is required to move materials through a cell membrane.
What is active transport?
100
0.1 of the body.
What is magnesium?
200
Protons and Neutrons.
What does a nucleus contain?
200
It stands up straight and crisp.
What happens if a wilted carrot stick is dipped in water.
200
They break down food.
To get energy, what do muscle cells do?
200
Regulate all chemical reactions in a cell.
What is an enzyme?
200
18.5 of the body.
How much carbon is in the body?
300
It is molecular compound.
What type of compound is water?
300
Endocytosis helps get large materials into the cell. Exocytosis helps get materials move out of the cell.
What is the difference between exocytosis and endocytocis?
300
They are required for every chemical reactions in a cell.
What are enzymes for?
300
9.5 of the body.
How much hydrogen is found in the body?
400
Hydrogen and Carbon.
What is contained in every organic compound?
400
Yes.
Does Active Transport require energy?
400
Producers that use photosynthesis are usually green because they contain a green pigment.
What is chlorophyll?
400
A process producers use to convert light energy into sugar and oxygen it's complicated.
What is photosynthesis?
400
3.2 of the body.
How much nitrogen is found in the body?
500
The molecules in the substance begin to move faster as it heats up.
What happens when heat is added to any substance?
500
The diffusion of water through a cell membrane.
What is osmosis?
500
Cytoplasm.
Where does fermentation take place?
500
Chemical reactions that occur to break down food molecules into simpler substances and release their stored energy. This is also complicated.
What is respiration?
500
1.5
How much calcium?
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